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by stabbles 5y ago
My impression is that Github actions are more convenient, as jobs are split into steps, and steps share the filesystem state
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by stabbles 5y ago
How does this work when locating libraries recursively though? It seems --inhibit-rpath only applies to the current executable: # Create a.out <- one/libx.so <- one/sub/liby.so $ echo 'int g(){return 42;}
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by stabbles 5y ago
I'm not sure you can easily link to the bundled libraries
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by stabbles 5y ago
I checked this, the logic is as follows. The following suffixes are mapped to the equivalent driver flags: {"clang", nullptr} {"clang++", "--driver-mode=g++"} {"clang-c++", "--dri
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by stabbles 5y ago
I've never seen that linker trick before to avoid rewriting rpaths! Very cool
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by stabbles 5y ago
clang++ also is just a symlink to clang, and clang uses the filename to change the language mode to c++. So why does that work?
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by stabbles 5y ago
If you want something fast, note that ( https://github.com/haampie/libtree-in-c ) is currently faster than ldd: libtree-in-c $ make CC=musl-gcc CFLAGS="-Os -s -static" musl-gcc -Os -s -static -c libtr
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by stabbles 5y ago
Yes, I agree, this is the plan :)
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A curated list of questionable installation instructions(curlsh.com)
3 points by stabbles 5y ago|0 comments
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A curated list of questionable installation instructions(curlsh.com)
2 points by stabbles 5y ago|0 comments
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A curated list of questionable official installation instructions(curlsh.com)
2 points by stabbles 5y ago|0 comments
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by stabbles 5y ago
PyO3 is a clever name
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by stabbles 5y ago
What stage of Julia denial is this?
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by stabbles 5y ago
The CMakeLists.txt is very poor. Just use find_package(Threads REQUIRED) and do target_link_libraries(... Threads::Threads), and use target_compile_features or target properties to set the C++ version. Right now the CMakeLists.txt requires
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by stabbles 5y ago
find_package(Threads), people...
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by stabbles 5y ago
In Switzerland digitec is a common website to buy hardware, and it has a price trend graph on their website: https://www.digitec.ch/en/s1/product/sony-wh-1000xm4-anc-hea...
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by stabbles 5y ago
I've said this before, but > Signal still knows nothing about you they do have the means to push an app update that uploads decrypted messages somewhere, and I wonder to what extent governments can force them to do so. Signal users
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by stabbles 5y ago
There are too many projects named Yggdrasil
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by stabbles 5y ago
What worries me is that even though they don't own the data, they could be forced to push an update that will upload decrypted messages from people's phones. Not owning the client would be better
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by stabbles 5y ago
Makes me think of the Critical Mass movement [1], except that this has more impact because they are kids and is actually serving a purpose of going to school. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_Mass_(cycling)
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by stabbles 5y ago
In Julia you can do `@fastmath ...`, which is basically just a find-and-replace of math operations and does not propagate into functions called in that code block, even when they are ultimately inlined. So what it does is: julia> @
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Tell HN: Codecov learned nothing from their security breach
4 points by stabbles 5y ago|1 comments
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by stabbles 5y ago
And one day later close to none of them are messaging over Telegram
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by stabbles 5y ago
Point 2 is very problematic though, you can write a browser extension that compares the checksum of app.js, but if it changes and it is just minified obfuscated code, how will you know it's safe to execute. You don't. Same applies
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by stabbles 5y ago
There's also a Julia implementation of this called ApproxFun: https://github.com/JuliaApproximation/ApproxFun.jl It's a bit more expressive than the Matlab version
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by stabbles 5y ago
You may be interested by Spack [1] if you're fine with linux / macos, it gives you all the versions, and you can specify lower and upper bounds for dependencies. Not only that, it also gives you conditional dependencies through va
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by stabbles 5y ago
Let's not forget about a C++ committee member tweeting that Fortran does a better job at package management: https://twitter.com/blelbach/status/1387618008185524225
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by stabbles 5y ago
I wonder how many other packages suffer from this problem... Maybe building everything from sources isn't that bad after all.
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by stabbles 5y ago
The OS is free, easy to install and runs on mobile too...
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by stabbles 5y ago
I used to think this was pushed by some of the large tech companies that do not have a popular OS and are forced to turn the browser effectively into an OS. But both Github and VS code are owned by Microsoft now.

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