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by thesuperbigfrog 1y ago
"When you choose to enable it, Copilot Vision can see what you see and talk to you about it in real time" In the future, could there be an enterprise version that ensure employees stay productive? "It looks like you are read
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Microsoft's new Copilot Vision can 'see' your apps on Windows(theverge.com)
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by thesuperbigfrog 1y ago
The rule of law is only a concept and depends on most people following it for it to work. In a polite and mannered society, those who refuse to follow the rule of law are deemed "criminals" and locked up so they cannot ruin things
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by thesuperbigfrog 1y ago
Don't forget SPARC: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SPARC
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by thesuperbigfrog 1y ago
I would suggest a mostly declarative format like Rust Object Notation (RON): https://github.com/ron-rs/ron
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by thesuperbigfrog 1y ago
Ada might have what you want: https://www.jviotti.com/2017/12/05/an-introduction-to-adas-s... http://www.ada-auth.org/standards/22rm/html/RM-3-5-7.html http://www.ad
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by thesuperbigfrog 1y ago
Does the new naming scheme imply yearly releases for all of the Apple operating systems?
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Nvidia's gaming business just had its best quarter ever(theverge.com)
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Apple is reportedly going to rename all of its operating systems(theverge.com)
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by thesuperbigfrog 1y ago
This post is from 2023. Please add "(2023)" to the headline.
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by thesuperbigfrog 1y ago
'Project 2025 would not outright end the National Weather Service. It says the agency “should focus on its data-gathering services,” and “should fully commercialize its forecasting operations.” It said that “commercialization of weathe
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by thesuperbigfrog 1y ago
It's the YouTube version of the Home Shopping Network ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HSN )
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by thesuperbigfrog 1y ago
This is largely due to the popularity of full touchscreen smartphones compared to those in the past that had hardware keyboards (for example Blackberry and Palm Treo devices). Devices with hardware keyboards were easier to use for creation
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Std: Mem Is Interesting(blog.veeso.dev)
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by thesuperbigfrog 1y ago
Ada has had overflow checks for decades: https://learn.adacore.com/courses/intro-to-ada/chapters/stro... And there is an Ada implementation that is part of GCC: https://www.gnu.org/software&#x
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by thesuperbigfrog 1y ago
The idiomatic Rust way to do conversions is using the From and TryFrom traits: https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/rust-by-example/conversion/... https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/rust-by-exa
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by thesuperbigfrog 1y ago
>> I was Ubuntu user until they've introduced snap and started forcing it down everybody's throat. No more Ubuntu for me. What issues did you have with snap packages? I am not aware of any problems with snap packages. They h
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by thesuperbigfrog 1y ago
>> The courts aren't going to save us. No one is going to save us. We must save ourselves. "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." [1] Freedom is not free. [1] https:/&#x2
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by thesuperbigfrog 1y ago
>> In modern, well-structured codebases with decent linting and tests, human-written code is often the weakest link. I call BS. If a human has never written the code, how will AI generate it? If a human does not know how to verify tha
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by thesuperbigfrog 1y ago
>> Why does this seem to be a recurring pattern among the modern ultrawealthy? Does anyone who fails to bend over backwards for them just end up getting exiled? Have the elites through history always been this insecure or is it a mode
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by thesuperbigfrog 1y ago
Yes. Recently interviewed for a senior developer position at a FAANG company and they had me reverse linked lists in place.
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by thesuperbigfrog 1y ago
It is a minimalist software philosophy described by suckless.org: https://suckless.org/philosophy/ https://suckless.org/sucks/ Many of the projects and libraries listed (st, dwm, etc.) are shown:
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by thesuperbigfrog 2y ago
I am in favor of making WASM a first class citizen, that is, WASM APIs to interact with the browser so that JavaScript is not needed. Once that happens, any language that compiles to WASM can be "first class": Go, Rust, whatever
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by thesuperbigfrog 2y ago
Sometimes the scripted drama becomes real: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montreal_Screwjob "Maybe stage plays would be more credible if the actors used more realistic props." Yeah, maybe. Not sure what this h
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by thesuperbigfrog 2y ago
Exactly. "To surveil everyone" Everyday seems more like Orwell's 1984. "War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength."
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by thesuperbigfrog 2y ago
https://github.com/shellinabox/shellinabox might be close to what you want.
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by thesuperbigfrog 2y ago
>> What would constitute a "good" programming language for embedded systems? "Good" for what purpose? That is, what are the goals, requirements, and limitations of the target embedded system? If the system fails
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Unlocking the Power of Quantum Navigation: Lockheed, Q-CTRL, & Partner Contract(q-ctrl.com)
1 points by thesuperbigfrog 2y ago|0 comments
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by thesuperbigfrog 2y ago
Indeed. That law and several others grant the president expanded powers to handle emergency situations. However, who determines what is an emergency and if the expanded powers are needed? In many cases, it is the president himself (or he
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by thesuperbigfrog 2y ago
Other factors to consider in the "states versus federal" conflicts that could occur are that each state has its own National Guard forces and equipment which are under the state governor's control. The National Guard are und

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