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by seg_lol 4y ago
pip install ziglang https://github.com/ziglang/zig-pypi
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by seg_lol 5y ago
We should send in Sassy Justice to investigate right now! https://www.youtube.com/c/SassyJustice/featured
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by seg_lol 5y ago
Jeffrey had to bear that brunt.
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by seg_lol 5y ago
C itself was the attack. We would be in a much better place across many dimensions had we stuck with the Wirthian family of languages. If not for strings alone, in terms of security and cycles wasted running strlen. http://www.cs
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by seg_lol 5y ago
What if it wasn't yesterday, but it was today? Your statement only makes sense if time was invariant.
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by seg_lol 5y ago
Also if the car wants to stop too much because of low confidence, just turn the brakes off.
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by seg_lol 5y ago
Anyone can make a YouTube replacement now. They just own search for video and provide a consistent interface. Hosting and delivering and playing video files is a solved problem.
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by seg_lol 5y ago
I am working on one right now. Solar powered, self driving. More of a planetarium on wheels with a memory foam bed. If I can get the active suspension right, it might be hard to tell you are moving.
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by seg_lol 5y ago
1) Identifying the 10% is key 2) moving the crap line from 90% to 89% is a 10% increase is the supply of non-crap. 3) if you want more non-crap in your life, you need to increase your cross sectional area with your target universe and regre
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by seg_lol 5y ago
That has been exactly what I experienced.
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by seg_lol 5y ago
Neat! Thanks for admitting you use Windows. Perhaps MS could pay for crater runs on Windows? Are crater runs done on Windows now? Looks like yes, https://github.com/rust-lang/crater/blob/master/docs/
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by seg_lol 5y ago
If we are talking about efficiency, you can brew wonderful coffee w/o ever getting up to 100C. Using steam to diffuse out the essence from the grounds is one great way, but there are so many other ones as well. Coffee brewing is like a
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by seg_lol 5y ago
That is neat to hear. Rather than fix a systemic issue, couldn't we just have a national holiday?
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by seg_lol 5y ago
Well, if we are going to make hypothetical tags. I'd have a video tag that includes transcoding and hosting. The next hypothetical tag would be an <vqgan>A humpback whale in a trench coat stares into the camera and says, "He
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by seg_lol 5y ago
Your rant and the issues around keeping an ecosystem pinned to a mess of incompatible tech reminds me of the time that mpng support was pulled/not merged into Firefox because it added too size of the binary. Which was then obviated by
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by seg_lol 5y ago
Thank you!
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by seg_lol 5y ago
That Nikolay was hired for this does not come across in the article. If this is true, my criticism is even more prescient, as it was merely in the writing of the article where this could have been corrected. It sounds like gitlab already
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by seg_lol 5y ago
My take away is that they were testing the limits of PostgreSQL capabilities, and then reverted the change in a mad dash. That this would have been an awesome opportunity for gitlab to show how OSS they are and fund a PostgreSQL developer t
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by seg_lol 5y ago
So really we need to make as many Alexandra Elbakyans as possible. Cloning is probably our only option.
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by seg_lol 5y ago
But not to the depth at which he has explored them.
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by seg_lol 5y ago
He is like the fifth force of nature.
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by seg_lol 5y ago
When your operations are statistical in nature, as Approximate Computing is, so then these operations themselves are different sampling methods. If the for loop is calculating a sum, but that value only needs to be over a threshold, there i
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by seg_lol 5y ago
https://hackmd.io/ is pretty nice for editing markdown, I haven't used the site in a long time. It looks like they are offering something commercial which is nice. Anyway hackmd+zero click integration to posting to a s
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by seg_lol 5y ago
> High potential punishment has never worked. And then you talk about meter maids. What do meter maids have to do with Google not breaking labor laws?
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by seg_lol 5y ago
Damn you Craig! Seriously, the 4th branch was ultimately funded by ads in the local paper. That shifted faster then they could keep up and the rug got pulled out from under them. And it has flipped politics on its head. It was never stable
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by seg_lol 5y ago
> some !
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by seg_lol 5y ago
Yeah, what you outline means Tor is Swiss cheese (ha, ha, long game pun), when it comes to traffic analysis. Are all the IPs for Paris to Tor being logged at the ISP level? You bet! Frankly, I don't think anyone is safe from the tip of
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by seg_lol 5y ago
If they were using ZFS, they probably wouldn't have golfed their memory allocations and had spare (don't the Go folks call this 'ballast') memory, so they wouldn't have trigger the routine? The bug was that they w
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by seg_lol 5y ago
Ahhh, sweet sweet reuse [1]. If code is poetry, most code is noetry, software reuse should be renamed to software refuse. Refuse it straight to the /bin No code. https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/aeronautics-and-astronau
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by seg_lol 5y ago
I booted mine up a couple years ago, it felt like a mac classic. It felt small and fast.

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