syntonym2

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by syntonym2 11mo ago
The article missunderstands the futurelock problem. It assumes that the mutex is a "normal" blocking mutex and that the future blocks. This is not the case: The future does cooperate and returns the control back to the `select!` c
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by syntonym2 1y ago
In german most job titles can either be masculine or feminine, and the masculine case is chosen "by default". Most job advertisements clarify that persons of all gender are welcome to apply. As the job advertisement is in english,
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by syntonym2 1y ago
> The multipart streaming workload is inherently expensive. Streaming workload is not inherently expensive. The main work is to bring the bytes of the files to the network card as quick as possible, and nearly no computation needs to be
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by syntonym2 3y ago
ZMK [1] has support for Bluetooth, but I don't know how many keyboards (or any consumer keyboards at all) it supports. [1] https://zmk.dev/
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by syntonym2 5y ago
The programming language itself and all documentation can be found at https://seq-lang.org/ .
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by syntonym2 5y ago
I mostly use SQLite for persistence - put anything in and it's resistant against crashes and corruption. What is the persistence story with Mongita?
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by syntonym2 5y ago
I use python in a scientific context, but have so far not written much extensions for python in any of the languages tested. I'm interested in some guidance which language a) is easy to integrate with python and b) has some good perfor
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by syntonym2 6y ago
I'm in the same boat and like abduco [0], which does exactly session {de,re}attaching and not more. The author suggests to pair it with dvtm (terminal multiplexer without session {de,re}attaching), but of course just using a window man
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by syntonym2 6y ago
Python is by default installed on RHEL, CentOS, Debian and many more, the noteble exception are BSDs [0]. Python 2.4 was released in 2004, by writing python 2.4 compatible code you should cover everything besides ancient mainframes. While p
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by syntonym2 6y ago
If I want to use one of the hyper* tools to partially syncronize files p2p on a LAN, which one should I use? The hyper* world seems to be very fragmented right now. There is the dat [0] project, which started 2013 and shares files between c
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by syntonym2 6y ago
You might be interested in coconut [0] which extends python with functional concepts and compiles to python. [0] http://coconut-lang.org/
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by syntonym2 6y ago
While this is hosted by the ccc, they also have the content on their own server, including not only the talks themselves but also the presentation as a pdf, notes, music: https://static.conf.archlinux.org/2020/archconf&
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by syntonym2 6y ago
According to this post [0] only allowing black people to post was a time limited action. As an Aprils fool joke only black people were allowed to post, which resulted in positive feedback from the community, according to the mods. Now every
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by syntonym2 6y ago
I haven't heard of that case before, but I found the evidence presented in the blogpost not very convincing. The first argument states that assuming that coughs are independent, the cough pattern is unlikely. But the data later shows t
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by syntonym2 6y ago
Could you give a quick overview how one would roast at home? I tried baking green beans in the oven and "roasting" in a pan, both approaches went undrinkable.
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by syntonym2 7y ago
While reading the blog post/abstract I had the same thought, but the full paper makes it clear that the author intends something different: > The second challenge that the uncertainty principle poses for Bayesian statistics is that