sigjuice

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   by sigjuice 6y ago

   PPC on an FPGA happened in the early 2000s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PowerPC#32-bit_PowerPC ... Xilinx, FPGA maker, embedded PowerPC in the Virtex-II Pro, Virtex-4, and Virtex-5 FPGAs https://en.wikipedi
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   by sigjuice 6y ago

   Docker is not exactly "booted" in the traditional meaning of starting a (real or virtual) computer.
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   by sigjuice 6y ago

   Ok. I didn't realize uBlock Origin and uBlock were two separate things.
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   by sigjuice 6y ago

   Can I tweak the whitelists myself or are they somehow immutable?
5. 245.▲
   by sigjuice 6y ago

   What would be an example of such an incompatibility?
6. 246.▲
   by sigjuice 6y ago

   What is special about BSD syscalls on AArch64? Are you saying they will be different or absent?
7. 247.▲
   by sigjuice 6y ago

   That is so strange. Why wouldn't they ship light bulbs to California?
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   by sigjuice 6y ago

   For other reasons, it is just as bad when using python from Homebrew on macOS where sudo isn't necessary. `pip install` will install modules in `/usr/local` where they will get mixed with Homebrew-provided python packages.
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   by sigjuice 6y ago

   I have a Raspberry Pi with a Sense Hat that has never had an HDMI cable plugged into it. I have written small programs with the Python module that operate the LED matrix that work fine AFAICT. The LED matrix also happens to be a framebuff
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    by sigjuice 6y ago

    http://mazesforprogrammers.com/#mazes
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    by sigjuice 6y ago

    Minor nitpick: It is Unix "pipes" (not pipelines).
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    by sigjuice 6y ago

    It is definitely a recipe, but the "reproducible" claim is weak. These 43 lines of Dockerfile text are unlikely to work in a few months (or even weeks).
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    by sigjuice 6y ago

    Docker has their own xhyve derivative called hyperkit. Nested VMs are not supported https://github.com/moby/hyperkit/issues/127
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    by sigjuice 6y ago

    Or even easier, just plug in a laptop directly without a router.
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    by sigjuice 6y ago

    Homebrew python3 and no virtual environments. pip install —-user works great and keeps things simple.
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    by sigjuice 6y ago

    Little Snitch will be fine. They will use the new API. https://blog.obdev.at/little-snitch-and-the-deprecation-of-k...
17. 257.▲
    by sigjuice 6y ago

    The ipaddress library doesn’t do link-local IPv6 addresses either.
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    by sigjuice 6y ago

    Picking my own avocados is my favorite thing. OTOH, I have had 7 Whole Foods orders in the past few weeks with avocados and they were all great. So I am not going back to the store any time soon.
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    by sigjuice 6y ago

    How does C provide ABI stability? If I send someone .o and .a files, I don’t think they can just use them in the general case.
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    by sigjuice 6y ago

    I intend to stay on Mojave for as long as possible, but I am curious to try out Catalina. I believe it is easy enough to install Catalina on an external SSD. My concern is whether this would be safe enough and if my computer would remain
21. 261.▲
    by sigjuice 6y ago

    Not very appealing, honestly.
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    by sigjuice 6y ago

    Adobe needs to play ball, sandbox themselves to the hilt and get on the damn Mac App Store. If dozens of pdf apps can be there, then so can Adobe.
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    by sigjuice 6y ago

    Compiler warnings are not straightforward and depend on many things; compiler version, optimization settings, warning settings. $ gcc-9 -Wuninitialized -O0 float.c # NO WARNINGS!!! $ gcc-9 -O1 float.c # NO WARNINGS!!! $ gcc-9
24. 264.▲
    by sigjuice 6y ago

    Shouldn't i be initialized?
25. 265.▲
    by sigjuice 6y ago

    Shouldn't i be initialized?
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    by sigjuice 6y ago

    I would pay Touch Bar prices for a MacBook Pro without the Touch Bar.
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    by sigjuice 6y ago

    Where would this self-hosted gitlab be hosted?
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    by sigjuice 6y ago

    "Firmware" in a lot of cases is a full-blown proprietary black box operating system of its own.
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    by sigjuice 6y ago

    What is /usr/bin/cd for? cd is supposed to be a shell built-in, because running /usr/bin/cd will make another process and that cannot change the current working directory of the shell you are in. EDIT: $ c
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    by sigjuice 7y ago

    This is what I see visit your link. I think this is easily explained. What might I be missing? ASM generation compiler returned: 0 Execution build compiler returned: 0 Program returned: 44 ./output.s PS: I did not examin