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by skavi 11mo ago
My opinion is tokio’s Mutex [0] is too fair. It passes ownership directly to the next future in the lock queue. If it was instead more similar to a futex [1], this problem could have been avoided. My assumption is that tokio went with thi
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by skavi 11mo ago
reinventing nix but worse.
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by skavi 1y ago
Your understanding of mojo is incomplete. Just visiting their website would have cleared that up.
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by skavi 1y ago
In other recent GM tech news, the company will stop supporting phone projection in their infotainment (Apple CarPlay, Android Auto). This change seems to have been championed by the person now taking over GM software, Sterling Anderson. Fro
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by skavi 1y ago
super cool! i’m really bullish on coroutines as a way of isolating state machines from actual mutations of state. i.e. doing pretty much what you’ve done here but for all sorts of business logic. another cool rust project messing with corou
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by skavi 1y ago
poetry was incredibly slow and flaky in my experience.
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by skavi 1y ago
I wonder how consumer Wi-Fi 8 products will be marketed. “Now More Reliable!” in a spiky red circle alongside the unchanged highly theoretical bandwidth numbers?
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by skavi 1y ago
> Not expected to arrive until 2028
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by skavi 1y ago
Is that best case latency? e.g., with only one thread adding to that location?
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by skavi 1y ago
It's your project, but with the current name I'd expect this thread to be duplicated any time the project is discussed.
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by skavi 1y ago
Why does it matter that the good stays in place? Regardless, given the scarcity of housing space in NYC, I’d expect that if more of it is used as a store of wealth, housing prices will generally increase. Are you suggesting that, in practic
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by skavi 1y ago
an excellent example of how these people justify their work to themselves.
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by skavi 1y ago
I’ve always felt Rust’s Future was a super clean design. It’s interesting that pw_async2 makes a “Dispatcher” accessible in its Context. Earlier designs of rust’s Context did the same [0], but now it carries nothing but the Waker (and a Loc
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by skavi 1y ago
They were joking. The dev kit didn’t have a battery.
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by skavi 1y ago
They’re referring to kalloc_type [0] [1]. [0]: https://security.apple.com/blog/towards-the-next-generation-... [1]: https://security.apple.com/blog/what-if-we-had-sockpuppet-in...
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by skavi 1y ago
A bit of a tangent, but I’ve seen these issues mentioned before and to me it’s always felt like more the OS’s fault than Steam’s. Like shouldn’t Steam be free to express full utilization of the available resources? And isn’t it the OS’s job
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by skavi 1y ago
This post was written by an individual, not “Libre Open Source”. It seems fair and within “the spirit of complete freedom of speech” for one individual to criticize another. It also seems reasonable for one person to question another’s lead
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by skavi 1y ago
Burning the screen has always been a bit silly. And he probably should have switched to more reproducible/quantifiable tests for durability a long time ago. I don't mind his videos, but there's a clear lack of rigor and it&#x
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by skavi 1y ago
The headline isn’t referenced until the last question: > In your piece, you tell the story of a clinical trial in which they put blood on ambulances and got it to people before the hospital, and it showed a huge improvement in survival.
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by skavi 1y ago
What’s the relationship between Tilus and cuTile (and maybe Warp)? A slight tangent, but I really wish Nvidia would release more details on Tile IR. Specifically on what it enables vs PTX. Is it just about moving towards more MLIR based inf
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by skavi 1y ago
I like indian food. I like a good black bean burger. I also like real meat and fake meat. I wouldn’t mind eating less real meat if the fake meat was even closer and offered more pervasively.
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by skavi 1y ago
Why are the checks included in ReleaseSmall?
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by skavi 1y ago
ah thanks for the clarification. should have read more carefully.
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by skavi 1y ago
Curious as to whether uring_cmd was considered instead of ioctls since this looks green field. Would the benefits have been negligible to nonexistent? If so, why?
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by skavi 1y ago
could read one of the implementations. there’s the original abseil implementation and rust’s in the hashbrown crate. probably many more.
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by skavi 1y ago
Would you mind naming which school replaced the experimental school you described in your original post? Or the name of the experimental school itself?
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by skavi 1y ago
Sunrise Point Elementary, Prairie Star Middle, and Blue Valley High. IIRC, SPE is a bit newer. But Blue Valley High has probably been there since the start of the district. btw: just noticed you’re the person who wrote that color picker pos
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by skavi 1y ago
Wow, was reading through this with a relatively detached interest and had to reread a few times to overcome the whiplash of you naming the city in which I attended elementary, middle, and high school. If it’s any consolation, the modern Blu
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by skavi 1y ago
personally i just find verb noun editing a tiny bit more fun than noun verb. you craft an incantation that either does everything right or backfires. there’s no feedback while said incantation is being constructed. practically, noun verb is
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by skavi 1y ago
https://dougallj.github.io/asil/ is like officedaytime but for SVE.

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