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by suprjami 4y ago
No one linter or static analysis tool will pick up every possible error. cppcheck picks this up (a bit cryptically): clang-gcc.c:17:72: error: Invalid memcmp() argument nr 3. A non-boolean value is required. [invalidFunctionArgBool]
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by suprjami 4y ago
No one linter or static analysis tool will pick up every possible error. cppcheck picks this up (a bit cryptically): clang-gcc.c:17:72: error: Invalid memcmp() argument nr 3. A non-boolean value is required. [invalidFunctionArgBool]
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by suprjami 4y ago
Clickbait title. I suggest making the obvious change to "LM386".
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I really like the idea of decompiling ones' own code with Ghidra to see different ways the logic can be represented. Using `-Wextra` adds a warning about the signed\unsigned comparison, but Ghidra's `(ulong)(uint)` casts make that
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by suprjami 4y ago
This is definitely one way to get job, but in my experience watching others do it, a "couple of weeks" is more on the timeframe of a "couple of years" when someone else leaves to make a position available.
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by suprjami 4y ago
I actually use a scrolling document for most of my talks at work. I do this for a few reasons: I am lazy. I just want write in Markdown. I have a dynamic HTML renderer so I don't even have to render the document myself. https:/&#
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There's been talk about Embrace Extend Extinguish coming to the Fediverse, with the counter-argument that anyone who tried it would find themselves almost universally de-federated and just building their own walled garden. I actually e
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That's why news sites are writing articles about it. They always cover the most inane irrelevant stuff so that people don't read their sites. Great argument.
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by suprjami 4y ago
That's the weirdest network setup I've ever seen. Everything seems so spread out and inconsistent. I wonder how this set of names and paths came about?
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by suprjami 4y ago
Not sure relying on unintentional colouring behaviour of the syntax highlighting is really a "hack". More like an incidental result which just happens to work today. Also self-submissions are supposed to be a Show HN. Please edit
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by suprjami 4y ago
No. afaik all the main books you see recommended are between 2.6.0 and 2.6.20. Pick a subsystem you're interested in and start reading the code. Learn introspection tools like SystemTap, perf, bpftrace, etc. Lurk the relevant mailing l
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by suprjami 4y ago
I love Markdown but it's probably not enough for this. It's hard to give specifics without more info, but you want every API reference to link back to its definition. Say a function is called like `function(arg1, arg2)` then I sho
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by suprjami 4y ago
Works for me.
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I use Termux for a lot of things on my phone. git, neovim, ffmpeg, ImageMagick, mass downloading using scripts in various languages, SSH to other systems, grepping the Wordle list with regex when I'm stuck at 5 guesses... Anyway it&#x2
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musl-libc. Small single files with standalone functions that have a manual page to explain the interface and the intent. All that's left is for you to understand the implementation. The code is widely considered to be some of the most
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Author rwmj is a regular poster here
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Graeber says that software maintenance is a "bullshit job" because it would be more efficient to just write bug-free software to begin with. Yeah thanks genius, why didn't we think of that. He also explored the idea of "
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by suprjami 4y ago
That light comes from the light source and is reflected into our eyes, allowing us to see. Not that our eyes are the light source, as Plato wrote in the ~300BCs.
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Show HN: Hacker News Solarized Dark Theme for Stylus(github.com)
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DuckDuckGo but it's just Bing and the results suck. Sometimes there's something I know exists and DDG can't find it, but Google does instantly. I'm considering switching back to G.
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Hakata is good. I should try get those again.
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by suprjami 4y ago
Shin Ramyun Red, but Mama Pork is good too. Honestly tho it's not much more effort to make a 15-minute tantanmen with air-dried wheat noodles and soy milk broth. It tastes so much better and is more healthy than deep-fried instant stuf
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Short term chaos in Japan. Apparently a sizeable portion of JP citizens use Twitter oauth to log into other services. No Twitter means no login.
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Addendum: If you are using something like kdump to capture a vmcore of those kernel panics, then ensure you set `kernel.panic` large enough that the vmcore can actually be written to the dump target. Setting it to 60 seconds is not much use
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by suprjami 4y ago
That's awesome!
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by suprjami 4y ago
In 2012 I was running a Minecraft server for a friend and wrote an initscript to handle it as a daemon, do backups, etc. I threw it up on GitHub and didn't expect anyone to see it. A couple of years later I learnt it was used on commer
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How did you feel about that from a licensing perspective? Not trying to bait a copyleft vs permissive argument, I'm genuinely interested.
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by suprjami 4y ago
Please tell us more. This sounds like a good investigative story.
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> Is there a perfect O/S? No, they all suck. Some just suck less than others. Not always the same ones by the same criteria.
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> I tend to interpret a written message in a much worse way than I do a message that is communicated verbally. This is the crux of your issue, and it's fantastic that you see it. So rethink. Adjust. Instead of taking no vocal infle

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