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8mo ago
The requirements for this seem strange. What is it about iOS 26.2 that makes it a minimum requirement?
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Tangential, but what's up lately with anti -responsive design like this? Modern mobile browsers can render traditional sites just fine. It was the killer feature of the original iPhone. So I really fail to understand why you'd
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8mo ago
I was really disappointed not to see any mention of Claude Shannon running barbed wire comms in rural Northern Michigan.
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8mo ago
It's in the UI not the command line, but I like Chromium's thisisunsafe
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8mo ago
I have a parallel directory deduper that uses hard links and adopted this pattern exactly. By default it'll only tell you which files are identical between the two parallel directory structures. If you want it to actually replace the f
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8mo ago
I don't have any experience in Article III criminal litigation but normally that wouldn't be possible. The appellate court cannot review something that isn't before it, and a conviction on other offenses does not bring counts
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8mo ago
This is not accurate with respect to the federal ruling. The judge is not disputing the murder.* "Murder" refers to an offense under any number of legal provisions, most of them at the state level. Nearly everyone is at least pass
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8mo ago
Medical Advice Generative Adversarial Networks would be a good idea. I see some of this adversarial second-guessing introspection from Claude sometimes. ("But wait. I just said x y and z, but that's inconsistent with this other th
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8mo ago
> Windows requiring an 'online' account, MacOS does as well This has never been my experience. Is that new in Tahoe?
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GTK4 is still pretty usable without libadwaita and all its Gnome-isms. But frankly I think forking and maintaining GTK3 is preferable to moving to EFL or Qt. GIMP is still on GTK3. MATE is still on GTK3. Inkscape is still on GTK3 (but GTK4
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Yes, but still kind of WIP. https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/wayland/
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Hmm? Seems to be getting plenty of development. https://github.com/X11Libre/xserver/activity
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8mo ago
Why do you hope they abandon GTK? What would you have them replace it with?
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9mo ago
In this thread? No, I don't think you do.
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No. We don't need to agree on anything. You. Are. Wrong. And you knew you were wrong when you posted it. Therac-25 was, as a matter of inarguable and objective historical fact, not programmed in C. Period. Your continued insistence o
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> Off-Topic: Most stories about politics > Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. It tramples curiosity. To the latter point, hundreds of comments in, and nobody has even brought up the intellectual
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9mo ago
The point is simple. Don't make false claims and don't post flame bait.
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EDIT: Why the drive-by downvotes? If someone thinks I'm wrong, I'm happy to hear why. > One such implementation that broke is the getaddrinfo function in glibc, which is commonly used on Linux for DNS resolution. > Most D
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This isn't open source.
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The claim was "And yet, it [C] never does ['result in gruesome death']."
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HN: No ideas, just drive-bys.
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9mo ago
This comment strikes me as absurd. How exactly would you propose that something like that be done?
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9mo ago
Please don't post flamebait or FUD here. The Therac-25 was not programmed in C.
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HN is not for flamebait.
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This is both factually incorrect and philosophically unsound. Every asm or IR instruction is emitted by the compiler. It isn't a "doesn't say otherwise" kind of thing. Whatever the motivations are, the compiler and its a
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UB doesn't mean there will be nasal demons. It means there can be nasal demons, if the implementation says so. It means the language standard does not define a behavior. POSIX can still define the behavior. The implementation can s
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Yeah... but I wouldn't characterize the bug itself (in its essential form) as UB. Even if the implementation specified that the data would be indeterminate depending on what existed in that memory location previously, the bug would sti
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This is incorrect. Government agencies have exactly zero free speech rights. They are part of the Executive Branch and as such are instrumentalities of the President. Full stop. "The executive Power shall be vested in a President of th
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Can you explain what you mean by this comment?
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Your confusion is understandable. The way the terms "moral" and "ethical" are thrown around is sloppy in most vernacular. Generally, ethics refers to system-wide morality. E.g., I may feel that personal morality compels
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