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8y ago
It should be renamed METAL sometime in the future and we should start implementing an open source shim named Cacao, before the nuclear war break out.
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ttflee
8y ago
Is it feasible to stabilize carbon in the form of synthesized diamond using renewable energy to fight global warming?
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8y ago
Please let me quote from Mostly Harmless by Douglas Adams: The major difference between a thing that might go wrong and a thing that cannot possibly go wrong is that when a thing that cannot possibly go wrong goes wrong it usually turns out
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ttflee
8y ago
Would be a good soviet-punk fiction concept, like what-if Internet were invented in and dominated by Soviet.
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8y ago
Do you think that semiconductors are the only thing required to fix GOSPLAN, make adjustments to prices of everything and save Soviet economy?
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8y ago
I feel so grateful that my first GUI toolkit is Cocoa touch which is mature in design. At least the typing just works and object ownership is well defined.
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8y ago
Be cautious using WeChat. If the Chinese authority could retrieve something from the device, the U.S. authority must be able, too. https://www.androidheadlines.com/2018/04/confirmed-deleted-w...
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8y ago
I feel that I would be waiting in the queue to buy a GPU to expand my own brain someday.
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8y ago
A protocol without considering the possibility of insane counterpart is doomed to DDoS the systems that utilize it.
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9y ago
Hollywood did once put Japanese into a bad light in 80s~90s. At least in RoboCop 3, the antagonists was Japanese. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RoboCop_3
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9y ago
After installing Xcode and stuff, on my MacBook Pro, there is usually less than 10GB free space. I have to delete and purge up and down till ~14GB for sure every time Xcode gets updated.
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9y ago
There are a lot mismatches. For example, I reported a bug about CFRunLoopMode, where the original C-based CF used a comparison of pointer address to determine the equality of two run mode names. The original C version actually compared usin
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9y ago
Please forgive me for my rant: Building Swift from source is a big pain in the *. I tried to build it on a shabby VPS running CentOS 7, which is not of my choice but because it was discounted. I had to setup 6GB of swap file to avoid OOM,
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9y ago
In a privacy-less future, one has to learn how to achieve goals without revealing intentions by hiding them in randomized behaviors and words. One has to practice double-think, triple-think or even recursive-onion-think.
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9y ago
Reminds me of this 34C3 talk: https://media.ccc.de/v/34c3-9159-demystifying_network_cards
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9y ago
Richard Stallman's warning shall be taken seriously. There is no cloud but others' computers.
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9y ago
Sure, these displays are bendable. But they have a zero Gaussian curvature everywhere. What would be really interesting is to build a flat panel display that has a non-zero Gaussian curvature at will, e.g. one that fits into the windshield
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9y ago
Mr Zuckerberg must have learned a lot during his trips to China!
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9y ago
Just finished watching. Not quite getting the idea for tuple space.
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9y ago
> any company who wants to exclude Google puts their entire mobile product line at risk on this play With the exception of China Inc. No place for Google so far.
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James Dyson on why not every device needs to be connected
(techcrunch.com)
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9y ago
Can we have Overwatch on macOS (i.e. DirectX on Vulkan on Metal) with this?
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9y ago
Wikipedia (Chinese) is blocked, but you could circumvent by adding a few lines of DNS records for zh.wikipedia.org into your /etc/hosts. Sites for other languages are fine for a few years.
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> It's just sad how people always try to "improve" on old standard interfaces by then over-designing the improvements to the point where the new interface is just overwhelmed by complexity. Did Linus also criticize the com
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9y ago
The new proposal of amendment to the Constitution of China, if you could call it, contains large sections about supervisory commissions. This commissions and subordinate branches would be able to oversee and veto any inferior level legislat
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9y ago
Brezhnev stayed for 18 years until his demise.
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9y ago
Close all windows and open them again. Oh my.. EDIT: http://wdell.com/humor/stalledcar.html
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My fear of future is way above this. Apple and other mobile OS all incorporated so called Mobile Device Management features into their cores. With one or a few payloads pushed to your device, it could do fairly lot from install an app remot
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9y ago
Real world is so damned complicated, full of various mini games. How about using a MMORPG as a naive start point?
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9y ago
Enjoy gluten, if you can. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wheat_gluten_(food)
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