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by strategarius 7y ago
Is someone thinking so? Really? THIS is how computer works: https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-sdm I remember we started our University course of low-level programming from writing in machine codes. N
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by strategarius 7y ago
Interesting info, thanks. I also missed the point that Apple is going to design new CPU, they are definitely able to add any hardware virtualization instructions
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by strategarius 7y ago
I'm curious what Parallels going to do. Running Windows and Linux applications with almost native integration into OSX ecosystem worth a lot, especially with all benefits of hardware virtualization. In theory PC could be virtualized on
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by strategarius 7y ago
Who are "we"? Assad regime and Russian mercenaries perfectly use it.
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by strategarius 7y ago
Natural selection in action. If you don't put enough effort for your framework to catch up modern language features and design principles, users would consider something else.
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by strategarius 7y ago
I'm still sure it's a some kind of joke that last longer than necessary, or mass trolling. I'm probably being too optimistic about people's mind in 21th century
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State-owned forced organ harvesting industry in China(youtu.be)
9 points by strategarius 7y ago|0 comments
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by strategarius 7y ago
Too many comments down there. Beijing troll factory noticed the post?
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by strategarius 7y ago
People should probably hate their lives using Chinese social network. Chinese are well-known for racism even against other Asian people, not to say all your information is being stored on servers of a communist totalitarian state.
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by strategarius 7y ago
I imagined exactly the same. However, Planck experiments show that the universe is flat. It means, our theory was wrong - or the sphere is so big that we can't notice its curvature, thinking we're living on a flat 4-dimentional su
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by strategarius 7y ago
Old Russian joke: "Soviet microchips are largest microchips in the world!"
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by strategarius 7y ago
Scratch is probably the most logical choice for teaching programming to kids (at least in an age when it's still hard for them to concentrate on multiple concepts before seing some results) https://scratch.mit.edu/
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by strategarius 7y ago
> China has done much more to contain the virus Like: - censoring alarming posts in social networks for weeks https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asia/china-censored-cov... - threatening medical staff with pro
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by strategarius 7y ago
There are many cases of "false negative" with current testing kit. Most probably, patient who almost recovered, received false negative result and has been released from quarantine still being contagious. Partying with neighbors
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by strategarius 7y ago
"Rust does not run any critical component like Linux Kernel..." - and the only reason why it is not happening (provided that C and Rust have perfect interoperability, more and more C/C++ developers get familiar with Rust) is
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by strategarius 7y ago
"Reliability" - in a language with manual resource management and unsafe parallelism model? Really? BTW never heard of modern games written in C. Mainstream game engines (UE, Godot, Unity...) are written in C++ and C# and cover al