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v_lisivka
7y ago
I'm ready. Will you pay for my work to achieve your goal?
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7y ago
It's driver responsibility to drive the car and pay attention to the road.
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Autopilot is just autopilot. There was lot of plane crashes with autopilot involved. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLrIXptqZxw
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7y ago
Yeah, Dell XPS + Fedora works great together. I actually started to use Bluetooth with Dell. It just works.
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7y ago
Goal-based language (similar to Makefile's), driven by AI, with automatic error handling of any kind.
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7y ago
Add a plugin to your IDE, to display embedded graphics from comments.
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I saw math paper about systems, which can remain stable for unlimited time. As far as I remember, infinity number of solutions exist for 1D, and 2D worlds. Only 3 solutions found for 3D world (named 1, 2, and 42). None found for 4D world, s
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7y ago
CentOS 8 is not fresh enough for you?
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I have binary NVidia drivers. I have no problem with upgrades for last few releases at least (since akmod invented). Sometimes, I need to switch from supported release to legacy release of drivers or switch back, because of NVidia politics
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Yep. Even simple `dnf upgrade -y && dnf updrade --releasever=30 -y` should work, because difference between releases is small enough. (No groundbreaking changes). I did upgrade from Fedora 26 to Fedora 28 using simple upgrade. Recom
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> angular power spectrum of the CMB My bad. I'm not familiar with this. (Beware, my English is weak). I had year long discussion about similar topic by email, so I see nothing exceptional there. If you have sum(sin(x_nat scale)),
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> Because the other theories we leave behind do not make predictions compatible with our measurements of the universe. It's temporary. With more data, we will have more and more exceptions, which cannot be explained by patches to ma
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Not exactly. In tired light theory, red shift of light is result of scattering, which is very unlikely, because scattering changes course of photon, so these photons will not be associated with original object after some very short distance
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The mystery is why only one theory is accepted, while all other are left behind. For me, it's clear that Universe has no bounds, so objects after Visible Universe is invisible because of geometry - we just cannot see objects which are
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RDMA (Infiniband) does DMA to/from network. Why we should not use RDMA?
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Yep.
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Simple Bloom filter, generated and published by site itself, can lower the curve a lot.
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7y ago
It's another question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50475428/css-grid-is-not...
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Rust is compiled by LLVM, while C compiled by GCC, which is a bit conservative. It's possible to enable same optimizations for gcc and LLVM, so their speed will match.
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Yep, UNIX is the IDE for C. UNIX contain C compiler by default, which makes it very easy to distribute programs written in C.
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> All the listed weaknesses also have benefits. For instance it is easy to get a substring without need to copy. To make substring in some other languages, you need to store pointer to beginning of the substring and length of substring.
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Is it possible to integrate wapm with web browser as plugin, so web site will be able to request up-to date wasm packages from local store instead of downloading of their own copies?
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Can anybody explain the downvotes? It looks suspicious. It's well known and long standing problem. Rust the Language allows proper enum, but Rust the Compiler cannot pack enum into single value, as in C. Example: #[repr(C)] #[rep
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One long-standing problem is the incompatibility of Rust enum with C enum. In C, enum's are just labels for integers, similar to const int values in Rust, so C enum { A=0, B=1, C=2 } is more like Rust's enum E { A=0, B=1, C=2, Unl
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Yep, in form of 6% sale tax.
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Too many years are passed, but as far as I remember, only C code was portable between 8, 16, and 32 bit platforms. It was possible to incrementally convert program from assembler to C and then port to different platforms, but it was not pos
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Because, C is portable assembler. In Pascal, for example, if something cannot be done in Pascal, then assembler must be used. If assembler is used, then program is tied to single platform. If you need to support two or more platforms at sam
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> That's said, Earth at its worse is still probably infinitely more livable than Mars at its best. Except for taxes. Anybody, who will live on Earth and be above average, will need to support other living beings (humans, animals, fi
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> Please tell that to the many millions of C/C++ programmers writing new code every day, who are only vaguely familiar with Rust if at all. Just call it "C20", and they will learn it in a week.
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> If I write some garbage and ask the computer to run it, what should happen? You will be pushed. J Seriously talking, if I need to wrote error checking code with user visible message, usually I'm trying to add a suggestion to user
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