sesuximo

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   by sesuximo 6y ago

   It seems pornhub could make three easy changes to satisfy everyone (or at least some of this author’s pts): 1. Use a dumber search recommendation system that chooses from a list of “safe” searches. Mostly for PR. 2. When someone uploads a
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   by sesuximo 6y ago

   Is this really true? I thought Rosetta translated x86 to arm Tried looking for docs but didn’t find anything decisive either way
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   by sesuximo 6y ago

   Edit: apparently it translates instructions when they are marked executable (based on speculation on HN)
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   by sesuximo 6y ago

   Wow that’s pretty cool. I also found https://developer.apple.com/documentation/apple_silicon/abou... which explicitly says Rosetta can handle jit. I wonder how it does that? It must emulate the jitted x86 instr
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   by sesuximo 6y ago

   I guess Rosetta can’t handle anything that jits. Edit: this is totally wrong. see thread.
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   by sesuximo 6y ago

   Perhaps we could use more cities instead of more suburbs.
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   by sesuximo 6y ago

   I hear what you’re saying and maybe you’re right, but I would prefer not to live like this
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   by sesuximo 6y ago

   Or we could stop putting everyone’s jobs in the same 10 towns and use a bit more space
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   by sesuximo 6y ago

   Britain declared war when hitler took Gdańsk, sure... but after hitler took Czechia and Austria (and funded a coup in Spain). so it’s fair to say Britain’s declaration of war was initially mostly about stopping an expansionist power... but
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    s/inefficient/doing more/g
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    ... and that apple wants to merge its operating systems
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    Sad to see the pretty nature go away
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    I have this generation air and a recent pro... call me crazy, but somehow the hard edges of the pro are super uncomfortable when the laptop is on my lap. Maybe an air vs pro thing rather than generation thing
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    And then the ML generalists (sometimes painfully) re learn the same lessons that the subject matter experts have learned over generations
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    You might get better answers by calling a few firms and asking directly
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    I was imagining that if I borrow from LenderCo, and LenderCo wants to sell my debt to ConsolidatedCo, all they can do is take out a separate loan. So ConsolidatedCo doesn’t know about me, and if I don’t pay LenderCo, then LenderCo might not
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    I still have no idea what the actual bug is. Can anyone explain a bit more specifically?
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    people use fixed point all the time. I think it’s just easier to start using floating point numbers without thinking about it and it works like 80% of the time
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    Seems like it’s about the same as other large countries? But a bit of a weird situation since no lockdown != citizens out and about having a party. People can choose to lock themselves down Belgium 96.36 Spain 75.2 United Kingdom 68.07 Ita
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    It should be illegal to sell debt that can be traced back to the original borrower.
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    Imo... people should be able to download stuff for free if they’re able to see it for free. The “you can see it but you must watch an ad” model is weird and leads to unenforceable/wacky situations like this (I’m not really a stakeholde
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    Can someone explain how uranium turns into thrust?
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    It just seems like a minor annoying that could be trivially avoided
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    Alternative title: mediocre C++ is arguably worse than mediocre rust. I’d agree with that? I think the power and danger of C++ is that it assumes the programmer knows best. Rust assumes the programmer is wrong if it looks dangerous. So..
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    sqrt(-1) should send “You fool” to the nearest cloud printer
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    Sorry if I’m being daft but can you provide a link? Something that will dynamically do LTO with shared libraries
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    What about: - LTO - small libraries/huge pages can link multiple libraries to one page - lower overhead on first call assuming you lazily link
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    I’d offer to help fund/mentor on projects and see where that goes
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    Is it possible to add more genetic diversity to coffee? Might taste better too
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    by sesuximo 6y ago

    They could just reverse split if it’s such a big deal