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by unnah 6y ago
The news back in September was that Apple had exclusivity on TSMC 5nm to the end of last year: https://www.digitimes.com/news/a20200917PD210.html It seems that this year Apple has only secured 80% of TSMC 5nm productio
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by unnah 6y ago
Is there some reason that option two (providing relinkable .o files) would not work? It seems that GHC can compile Haskell code to .o files.
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by unnah 6y ago
I would still say that performing the demonstrations does have value and real-world impact. In particular: If you're planning a secure facility and considering whether to invest in e.g. temperature isolation, you can point out to the
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by unnah 6y ago
I haven't used OptaPlanner - what makes it better than Google OR-Tools, Gecode or other MiniZinc-compatible solvers? On the commercial NP-hard optimization front Gurobi, CPLEX and to some extent XPRESS are surely formidable as well. O
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by unnah 6y ago
Usually what happens in Rust is that if you don't use an owned allocation, it is automatically freed. However, it is possible to leak memory by making a cycle of heap-allocated structures. Can such cycles be prevented by linear types
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by unnah 6y ago
If this new primordial black hole theory works out, then doesn't that mean that MACHOs beat WIMPs once again?
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by unnah 6y ago
The Amstrad CPC firmware manual was for sale back then, but it's freely available now: http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/tech/cpc/cpc-firmware/ In particular, there's the following note about TX
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by unnah 6y ago
The implementation of that copy function was rather unusual, since there was no text buffer that the system could copy from, all it had was a bitmap in video RAM. The system would read the 8x8 pixels below the copy cursor, and compare the
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by unnah 6y ago
On Windows you can just use TortoiseGIT, it can do diff and even merge by calling Word's internal compare tools. I can attest that diff works fine (differences show up as if you had used track changes within word), but I haven't