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by whizzter 2y ago
Shouldn't be an issue since the page mentions connecting the TV (ie via cable) so nothing is meant to be transmitted in the air, rather just as an input to the TV. Same way as old NES consoles or C64 computers sent their signal to TV&#
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by whizzter 2y ago
Even without Kubernetes this kinda was indicative of the FreeBSD community missing the point, jails are neat but docker added a lot of ease of use above the how you basically managed jails manually (at least according to official instructio
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by whizzter 2y ago
Apart from some console/game dev, I haven't had my main computer be anything other than a laptop for almost 25 years at this point.
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by whizzter 2y ago
I'm so much on the cliff on this, whilst they should focus it's becoming more painful by the year to run stuff on FreeBSD since there is so may Linux:isms in most opensource projects today that it's almost as hard to compile
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by whizzter 2y ago
The memory ownership kinda expects all structures to be in a DAG (ie no cycles since ownership tracking doesn't understand that).
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by whizzter 2y ago
Transactions are hard, and in reality there's a shit-ton of things people do that has no right to be close to a transaction (but still are), and transactions were a good imperative kludge at the time that has just warped into a monster
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by whizzter 2y ago
This has become a societal problem in Sweden during the past 20 or so years. 1: Healthcare efficiency is measured by "completed tasks" by primary care doctors, the apparatus is optimized for them handling simple cases and they thu
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by whizzter 2y ago
Bruksvärdeshyra(utility value) is a tool by lawmakers to punt details away from actual laws, in practice rents become location based so central locations cost more (even if not always as much more as buying would cost). I checked the laws a
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by whizzter 2y ago
I don't think I ever built anything, just looked at some files in the SDK iirc. My colleague did mention something about having to use memory handles since the system could move around memory from under you?
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by whizzter 2y ago
In Sweden, new contracts are arbitrary (new stock or people dying/leaving) so the market is at play then but yearly increases are limited in size (with the exception of "standard improving renovations" that are now being mis-
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by whizzter 2y ago
Conflict of interest, perhaps. Reading about the issues though, gimping the product for pennies and then modifying customers sites to censor things. At some point, every bad behaviour in a software ecosystem affects other parties and even i
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by whizzter 2y ago
Ugh, really all the device specific fiddling with memory constraints or bugs always made me wonder why people complained about CSS incompabilties,etc :P Really not missing doing J2ME development (even though at the time I heard that straigh
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by whizzter 2y ago
I'm not gonna say it with 100% certainty, but having started using C# a few years ago i think that much of the smaller latency is simply because C# probably produces a magnitude less garbage than Java in practice (probably less than Go
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by whizzter 2y ago
The question is, was it rock solid with few features? I don't know if it was this article I saw earlier but seeing how Salesforce has a lot of customizability and a Visual builder and maybe much of it was vaporware initially but maybe
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by whizzter 2y ago
There's a difference, video is probably transferrable to an extent (with their capital they could probably buy/launch beast-tube quickly and kids would follow). Building your software to depend on Google API's and then be ban
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by whizzter 2y ago
At least back when I was working these "blessed" tools were usually a tad hacked together, modern homebrew toolchains for many older platforms are better except for debugging support (since the devkits for the machines usually had
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by whizzter 2y ago
If it's a beach that's appropriate for smaller kids you're after with shallow water, yes you probably have to go to the more prepared beaches with sand that has shallow water a bit out. Many places in central Stockholm have b
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by whizzter 2y ago
I'd like to see a reference to some GC actually doing explicit optimizations of this kind in a multithreaded scenario (not just as an indirect effect of theuir regular scanning), more or less linear scanning of memory is a natural cons
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by whizzter 2y ago
Per-process GC is an optimization similar to nurseries in regular collectors, esp any object that has been sent in a message must be visible globally (yes there could be small object optimizations but that would increase sender complexity).
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by whizzter 2y ago
One huge benefit of keeping boxed objects on odd values on the low bits is that you can implement addition/subtraction of the integers without removing the flag bit, doing the operation and then re-adding it, instead you can just add 2
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by whizzter 2y ago
If you're into JS there was an query builder posted a few days back that was fairly closely mapped to SQL, it in turn was inspired by Linq (and EFCore behind it). I didn't look forward to working with C# initially but Linq has bee
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by whizzter 2y ago
Correct, mynewsdesk (that created this reclaim the stack thing) is a Swedish company.
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by whizzter 2y ago
Yes this applies to a lot of abstractions of SQL, this one (inspired by Entity Framework/Linq) however works _with_ the grain by more or less by finding a sweet-spot between the SQL and the source language and most importantly doesn&#x
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by whizzter 2y ago
I think all the sources are pre-parsed and compiled but it's not an outright snapshot as in nothing is executed ahead of time.
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by whizzter 2y ago
Not the same runtime, but iirc parsing,etc is done at an earlier stage in Hermes/RN so some parts of the initialization process is already done in that way if I'm not mistaken.
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by whizzter 2y ago
I think it's much more simple than having a separate manager or founder mode.. Good founders will want to learn or at least understand all tasks that sets their business apart without becoming micro-managers, when their become overburd
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by whizzter 2y ago
We maintain a two projects for a customer where data for the applications is held in secondary databases, can't count how many sync issues we've had with these projects. Right now there's is a continuous sync that processes t
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by whizzter 2y ago
Probably not in the near future, to even benefit they would probably need to complete the rewrite to a threaded design. There is a proposal to do this but the proposal notes many roadblocks since the Fork based model currently employed has
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by whizzter 2y ago
Sweet, currently working on PDF signature stuff so I'm sure I'll find some stuff handy :)
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by whizzter 2y ago
I've done 64kb intros since the 90s so I'm pretty familiar with sizecoding, my point was rather that non-generated audio is usually pretty much out of the picture whilst images in pixelart form is still feasible to a degree.

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