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by uxp100 6y ago
Because nothing the C code is doing would be "unsafe" in rust terms. What is the advantage rust has for following an SDMMC controller init sequence?
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by uxp100 6y ago
Honestly, many of rust’s safety promises don’t help the type of low level code I write, so I’m skeptical of the “embedded rust” push. But embedded is a huge field so some people will definitely benefit from what rust makes available. But ye
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by uxp100 6y ago
In addition, I mainly have run interviews as a 1st or 2nd round screener, and I suggest to continue with interview process even if someone kinda blows a question as long as it seems like they're not lying about their experience. For in
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by uxp100 6y ago
Nothing more delightful to work with than a requirements management tool whose wysiwyg editor changed the text of the bullet points when the indentation level changed. Never figured out what was going on, but there was somehow two different
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by uxp100 6y ago
Or "there is no evidence" 10 ug does.
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by uxp100 6y ago
I think there are types of searches it does very poorly on, but also different people have different expectations. In my experience, if something is a product for sale, the first several pages are always places to buy it, which is never wha
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by uxp100 6y ago
Unless you're familiar with Bad Apple, that is. Sort of a meme, not exactly sure why, I guess the visuals, as far as the song goes I think it's one of the lesser Touhou tracks.
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by uxp100 6y ago
Except “constructive free time” mostly isn’t a thing anymore, right?
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by uxp100 6y ago
Ah I found the wedge, still an apple office, and I had biked quite close to it at least once. On Patrick Henry Dr.
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by uxp100 6y ago
So they really wanted to call their product "something"works. Is that just because it was a Microsoft Works competitor, or was there other software using "Works" to refer to integrated office software? Also, I see a lot
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by uxp100 6y ago
What is the context for this being hosted at house.gov? I didn't follow the hearings THAT closely. Was this particular letter discussed?
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by uxp100 6y ago
Seems likely. And did I really regularly play it? I don't think I actually did. Maybe I just did for like a week and remember it well.
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by uxp100 6y ago
Right. Even activities you can do alone are distorted by isolation. I usually cycle alone 80% of the time. Now I do 100%. I have less motivation for my solo rides, even though I would be alone this year, or last year, no difference. Last Fr
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by uxp100 6y ago
About 10 years ago I regularly played a multiplayer only source engine remake that was ok.
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by uxp100 6y ago
Unless they had stuck to light pens, or trackballs, or maybe a joystick? I think it's not quite as obvious as it seems.
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by uxp100 6y ago
https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2019/02/05/adacore-secure-auto... I was thinking of this, which is a little vague, but the software will have some ASIL classification I'm sure, but maybe is not typica
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by uxp100 6y ago
Breaking into automotive slightly I think too.
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by uxp100 6y ago
> does that mean that it's invalid to say designing and making walking robots does require/provide insight into the physiology of legs? Yes. That sounds invalid.
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by uxp100 6y ago
I guess that’s true in most cases, a lot of people seem to be saying it, but a few months ago we had gas cheaper than $1 per gallon quite suddenly.
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by uxp100 6y ago
Nirvana was not just popular among the posters friends. Pop radio play is a narrow way to measure popularity.
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by uxp100 6y ago
This is not the original article, it was published on “The Daily Wire” and titled something about 12 climate myths based on this article. But it is the same author. Maybe the “Daily Wire” piece was a rewriting of this?
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by uxp100 6y ago
I guess your point is that c is harder to review? But I suspect there are probably more people who are experts in device driver code and know kernel internals than all people who know rust.
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by uxp100 6y ago
There are churches that "sell" marajuana and sometime other drugs this way. It really depends on the location how much it is tolerated. In California before recreational it was mostly tolerated. In states without even medical I th
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by uxp100 6y ago
I’ve been working from home for 5 years, and I feel that my work social interactions are less than ever before. It was a mix of people in a room and people on the phone before, and I often would be irritated that I couldn’t hear some of the
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by uxp100 6y ago
What do you mean announcing? My read of this site is that it's a blog post about an interesting project from the past.
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by uxp100 6y ago
Yes, they really are fascinating. Some are wildly confusing, but really interesting and modern as graphic design. Some are pretty good at communicating information. I think the ones selected here (from the full set at loc.gov) tend to be th
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by uxp100 6y ago
I’m not sure how it could be “proven” false. This is always the problem with accusations of conspiracy. A particular man is accused of being involved in a conspiracy. There is no way to prove you weren’t at a secret meeting in a secret loca
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by uxp100 6y ago
I think it really matters how sensitive these keys are. It's been quite a few years since I interacted with them, but for some keys there is a server somewhere with an HSM installed, and two people have credentials for it. If you need
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by uxp100 6y ago
Eh, friends in apartment buildings are looking to never live in one again it feels like. IDK how long that will stick. But yeah, they'd be looking to stay in the city, just somewhere with it's own door lol. But unless jobs start m
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by uxp100 6y ago
> I don’t think there is a long, long, documented history of cops murdering the unarmed white guys without any real consequence There is. Police disproportionately kill black men, but there is ALSO a long history of cops murdering unarme

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