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by tmzt 9y ago
Yep. It was interesting to see another company using 'Skills' to describe their AI addons. I see the same thing applying to mobile apps, essentially services that also describe a minimal UI but leave the communication, notificatio
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by tmzt 9y ago
Does restarting the app pool reload the application? What about changing the config file? Is IIS just configuring http.sys at this point? Are modules still invoked during the request?
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by tmzt 9y ago
Is that the version using winelib? I believe there is now native OSX support in wine in addition to x11drv. Could the Mono version be ported?
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by tmzt 9y ago
Has Microsoft announced whether MonoDevelop will still be open source?
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by tmzt 9y ago
This was a couple of years ago, but the provider was Bluehost. While I had shell access and a compiler, I only used it to compile the node binary and make the main js file executable with a hashbang.
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by tmzt 9y ago
I have successfully run node.js applications on a hosting account which supported fast cgi for Rails applications. Unlike normal node.js applications, the process is started and managed by the provider's web server and applications can
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by tmzt 9y ago
Would something derived from Rust's HIR/MIR make a good target for other compiled languages, maybe with lessoned memory safety for some basic blocks.
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by tmzt 10y ago
What is it written in now? If I remember correctly it's mostly JS with a few native extensions in the chrome.
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by tmzt 10y ago
One of the things Servo gives us is the ability to experiment with new models for scripts to interact with a page. Imagine an IPC-based API exposed to WASM for instance. The concurrency story could also expand on the limited capabilities of
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by tmzt 10y ago
Yes, and to be clear I am not calling on developers or browser makers to abandon JS. I'm talking about an additional API that is more suitable to polyglot support in the browser and more in tune with how modern browser frameworks work.
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by tmzt 10y ago
I think there's another way to look at this. Right now the DOM is exposed to the browser in a way that makes Javascript the most natural way to manipulate browser elements. There is a movement towards a more elegant way of expressing U
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by tmzt 10y ago
What would happen if you evolved a neural network to take the place of a 6502, would it have a similar connectome or morphology?
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by tmzt 10y ago
Something like this, in Rust? https://aturon.github.io/blog/2016/08/11/futures/
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by tmzt 10y ago
Does anybody know if the devices are spread-spectrum radios, or are they trackable with a simple HT or scanner? Encrypting the data would do very little if basic direction finding was sufficient.
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by tmzt 10y ago
The kublet API hardening looks very useful and there seems to a lot of good (security) stuff coming with each release. In many environments, however, other aspects of Kube's security prove inadequate. For instance, there is currently n
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by tmzt 10y ago
It's absolutely awesome in this role. I don't know if a few hundred lines of shell scripting and Helm charts are considered building around it though, but that's enough for a Git hosting service (Gogs) and a CI (Drone 0.5) wi
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by tmzt 10y ago
Yet Docker is embracing "tight coupling" if not in the architecture ('batteries not included') then certainly in the marketing of their platform. If you use Docker it's expected (by Docker) that you will use Swarm.
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by tmzt 10y ago
Well we could all be using VBScript. If Netscape had failed to establish a defacto standard, Microsoft was waiting in the wings.
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by tmzt 10y ago
The Homebrew Computing Club would be raided for trafficking in bare components, such as a novel, hand-soldered motherboard from a tiny company founded by two guys named Steve.
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by tmzt 10y ago
These chips are also only useful with wired headphones, since they use them as the FM antenna. As Bluetooth (and proprietary) wireless headphones increase in popularity, the usefulness of the features decrease. It also adds to confusion as
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by tmzt 10y ago
I remember reading in a book about Windows 1.0 (I think it was) using a "fast mode" method of loading libraries from .ovl files, versus a "slow mode" of individual DLLs, which is the method still used in Windows today. I
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by tmzt 10y ago
Is any version of rust still buildable from the previous OCaml version? Could it still be bootstrapped from that point?
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by tmzt 10y ago
clickable link: https://github.com/ocknon/JumpPointSearch
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by tmzt 10y ago
Goo-gol?
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by tmzt 10y ago
Thanks. Do you know if it supports Chromecast on the server side? I would like to be able to start a stream without using the Android app.
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by tmzt 10y ago
Yes, I would envision an allow attribute of some sort. This is simply a contract with compiler that you didn't copy and paste some example code somewhere in your codebase that fails with an unwrap. It's about extending the "i
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by tmzt 10y ago
One approach would be to define an ABI-like interface above the kernel layer which all Android userlands would adhere to. It would specify the functions for libraries like libhardware and libstagefright, as well as the GLES or Vulkan extens
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by tmzt 10y ago
Maybe we should build a new bootloader that can be locked down once installed, but with our own keys in the device.
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by tmzt 10y ago
Unless they are USB-C devices and the host supports Thunderbolt 3 without an IOMMU. An innoculous looking device could perform a DMA exploit.
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by tmzt 10y ago
Right, it would likely use clippy but it would essentially be a --production target or profile, intended for builds where the binary will be run in production. And by 'and friends' I mean calls that panic for the same reason as un

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