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by viraptor 1y ago
You can mostly do that, but: forget about system wide debugging, desktop shell changes, easy security sandboxes, being able to just run new AI software (they're often assuming cuda or CPU), building obscure software without patching ma
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by viraptor 1y ago
> discover it was only because it was locale-unaware, and in fact was much slower: That was a lot of noise about not much. Locale handling was added and performance got even better: https://www.phoronix.com/news/Rust
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by viraptor 1y ago
There's nothing about rust that makes things hard to test. Actually the embedded test framework makes it easier than C. But what really matters is the public interface of those tools and that's got an extensive test suite availabl
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by viraptor 1y ago
It's not really a bug in uutils. The option was not implemented yet when Ubuntu decided to switch. It's known that there's no 100% compatibility and won't be for a while.
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by viraptor 1y ago
> where date ignores the -r/--reference=file argument This has nothing to do with memory ownership, so borrow checker is irrelevant. Ubuntu just shipped before that argument's handling was implemented.
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by viraptor 1y ago
Basically every IOT/router/phone/whatever which is advanced enough runs Linux and almost every one of them enforces firmware signing. They'd have to fight the whole world at this point.
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by viraptor 1y ago
This is just a rehash of lots of articles we've seen lately, but with no supporting data and wild speculation (how is AWS outage related at all?). This seems like just trolling. There's no real content here.
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by viraptor 1y ago
It's tough. On one hand side, TP-Link has some weird issues. On the other, I spent a while debugging an issue with their engineers and they seem to actually care to improve things. Maybe the lower price is worth it sometimes.
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by viraptor 1y ago
https://xcancel.com/karpathy/status/1980397031542989305
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by viraptor 1y ago
I'm not sure 500⁰C and 100x earth pressure is in any range of viable...
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by viraptor 1y ago
> you can easily forgo them and run the stack locally Not if you're running with external resources of specific type, or want to share the ongoing work with others. Or need to setup 6 different projects with 3 different databases at
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by viraptor 1y ago
You're either by accident or maliciously misrepresenting what some people think is true. It's really not cool.
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by viraptor 1y ago
Imitative learning https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imitative_learning
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by viraptor 1y ago
https://archive.is/20251021033629/https://www.telegraph.co.u...
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by viraptor 1y ago
Automatic unrolling + inlining + constant hoisting (+ vectorisation)? I'd call that macro, but maybe op had something different in mind.
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by viraptor 1y ago
Australia has a higher rate of peanut allergy than the US. (3% vs 2%)
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by viraptor 1y ago
Europe is as much a location as the US. Eating habits in Finland are very different than in Spain. So any generalisation here will have people disagreeing. That said, I are lots of peanut butter sandwiches for lunch. It was normal.
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by viraptor 1y ago
They trade it for 5% infants with egg allergy https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/pai.14211
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by viraptor 1y ago
Ah yeah, I forgot about this one! Something like that. LLM will be less restricted in choices, but permuter will get you compatible/valid code.
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by viraptor 1y ago
This doesn't say who commented it and where the source code comes from.
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by viraptor 1y ago
How did you approach it? Some specific harness? Planning?
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by viraptor 1y ago
Not sure if it's a joke, but in case you missed the release - it's already out: https://store.steampowered.com/agecheck/app/57900/
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by viraptor 1y ago
I wish someone ran a proper study. In my experience it helps mark some patterns you may not be immediately familiar with, like CRC functions/tables. It also does a good job where no thinking is required, like when you have partial info
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by viraptor 1y ago
You can definitely do a lot of relabeling that way. It may be also worth trying a loop of "fix until it matches binary" for separate files... But I haven't seen anyone actually write it up. There are attempts like this https
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by viraptor 1y ago
It's 100% decompiled to C, but not fully labelled yet. That means there's lots it's auto-generated names all over the place. It would be interesting to see someone try to port it now though.
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by viraptor 1y ago
People outside the US pay attention and all the mess created/enabled there is actually appealing to some. I'd say it's funny in isolation, until my highschool friend mentioned that we should have our own Trump to stop Muslims
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by viraptor 1y ago
That's really not the case. I learned programming in the DOS Borland apps and did it with next to no instructions. I don't think I've ever seen the manual. Just read about the language itself. They were that easy to understan
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by viraptor 1y ago
That would be a reportable bug. Of a pretty high priority.
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by viraptor 1y ago
Which categories did the user post in? Which projects did the user interact with in the last week? That's all normal DISTINCT usage.
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by viraptor 1y ago
Not for creators taking a stand. Futile actions are sometimes important to people.

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