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841.
by tmtvl 2y ago
If they're gonna be doing processing of arrays of numbers we could call them Group Processing Units to keep the GPU shorthand.
842.
by tmtvl 2y ago
We've had Ctags since 1992, so being able to grep for functions hasn't been important for 32 years... but there's still people who prefer to use grep to look for functions, so having a specific keyword is beneficial for them.
843.
by tmtvl 2y ago
> E.g. Elon and EVs. Man, Nissan just gets no love at all. They did the EV thing before Elon ran X into the ground (the bank, not the website formerly known as Twitter): https://www.motortrend.com/features/nissan-l
844.
by tmtvl 2y ago
> Why not cut your commute. Working from home has been so liberating. For people who work as, say, a crane operator at a loading/unloading dock it's exactly a simple thing to ask ships and trains to come all the way to your h
845.
by tmtvl 2y ago
> (and yet one of the readings is wrong). It may not even be a number which is written, but the hiragana の ( no ).
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by tmtvl 2y ago
There are tradeoffs: Use of the pub keyword means you can tell whether a function is public in the module without needing to look at a separate place for listing exports (like, say, a header file). Though that itself has tradeoffs, so it&
847.
by tmtvl 2y ago
I thought the Hacker's Browser was Nyxt.
848.
by tmtvl 2y ago
Not to mention the possibility of requiring pedestrians and cyclists to also be connected to the same network. Anyone with access to the automotive network could track any pedestrian who passes by the vicinity of a road.
849.
by tmtvl 2y ago
Because Mozilla has made decisions which people disagree with (the mr. Robot thing, the new advertising thing, Pocket,...). Not saying 'Mozilla is terrible, everyone should switch', but it's understandable that some people ma
850.
by tmtvl 2y ago
Yeah, I was also wondering 'Traditional JJ or BJJ?' I've never really messed around with VCSes other than git and Subversion, there's people who really like Mercurial though, so I wonder how jj compares to that.
851.
by tmtvl 2y ago
If GDPR were entirely toothless then they wouldn't have shown you the consent form but they would've just served the cookies regardless. The GDPR is not about reducing the cookies served, it's about letting people opt out. Un
852.
by tmtvl 2y ago
I do prefer nil being the false value as well as the empty list, even if it makes it more awkward to distinguish between 'there is a result, but the result is an empty list' and 'there are no results'. But that has nothi
853.
by tmtvl 2y ago
But you need to handle the empty case anyway otherwise you process nils ad infinitum.
854.
by tmtvl 2y ago
> what [...] is Lisp being used for [...] these days? I dunno, there's Nyxt, Google Flights, MediKanren, there's some German HPC guys doing stuff with SBCL, Kandria,... I believe there's also a HFT guy using Lisp who&#x2
855.
by tmtvl 2y ago
I'd gladly take a phone that's twice as thick if it shaves a quarter off the width and a third off the height.
856.
by tmtvl 2y ago
Considering there's a bunch of stuff you'd have to manufacture from scratch I'm gonna say... 500 million USD? If you're okay with outsourcing a bunch of stuff to China and treading on gray areas where patents are concern
857.
by tmtvl 2y ago
I'm currently using a Volla 22 with Ubuntu Touch and I'm happy with it. However if Furi is using Plasma Mobile (they're mum about what interface they're using, but if it's really a ' lightning fast user interfa
858.
by tmtvl 2y ago
From their FAQ: > Furi is pronounced “Fury”. FuriOS is pronounced “Furious”. We simply couldn’t afford the Fury part of the domain names.
859.
by tmtvl 2y ago
Fun fact: the Belgian national football (association football, not rugger) team is called the Red Devils and fans will go to matches painted red, wearing horns, and carrying an inflatable trident.
860.
by tmtvl 2y ago
> ads should be more expensive for the advertising party. Sorry, my reading comprehension is failing me. If Bob pays Google to put an ad on Alice's website, is Bob the advertising party? Because if so, that would disadvantage smal
861.
by tmtvl 2y ago
I'm personally fine with ad blocker blockers. They let me make an informed choice as to whether I want to accept ads with all the bad thing they entail (tracking, potential malware ad/or phishing) in exchange for getting whatever
862.
by tmtvl 2y ago
Well, Emacs does ship with a browser (because of course it does, that kind of thing is what makes Emacs so amazing) and we all remember the XZ Utils near-backdoor, so I think that security measures would be useful for people who decide to u
863.
by tmtvl 2y ago
My introduction to Lisp was through SICP and Scheme so I used to be in favour of Lisp-1, but having used Common Lisp for a while now I've changed my mind. Treating a function as a value is easy enough: (mapcar #'list list)
864.
by tmtvl 2y ago
Depends on which computer we're talking about. I always fully power down my laptop, but my desktop I just suspend to RAM.
865.
by tmtvl 2y ago
You may have misread, the wiki says her plan was to 'seal', not 'steal' the passageway between Earth (or Gensokyo) and the Moon. Eirin deliberately chose to break her connection to the Moon in order to protect Kaguya.
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by tmtvl 2y ago
> Network services are defined by the presence, in a directory watched by listen, of executable files whose name is of the form <protocol><port>. That seems a bit silly to me as it means something like rot1376 is tricky t
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by tmtvl 2y ago
Shamus Young had a gaming equivalent (unfortunately I can't find the actual comic, the Internet Archive may have it, though): https://www.shamusyoung.com/twentysidedtale/?p=9866
868.
by tmtvl 2y ago
I don't use Rust and I've bounced off trying to learn it 3 times so far, so take this with a mountain of salt, but... I think that Rust having unsafe is fine as there will be edge cases where the compiler can't quite work out
869.
by tmtvl 2y ago
I dunno, I imagine that there's no appreciable difference between: (loop :for i :below 10 :collect i) and: (let loop ((i 0)) (if (= i 10) nil (cons i (loop (1+ i)))))
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The Physics of Racing [pdf](theoryinpracticeengineering.com)
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