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by wyldfire 2y ago
Wild speculation based on very little understanding of WASI/WASM: Perhaps "--dir .::/" means treat the host directory "." as the guest directory "/"?
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by wyldfire 2y ago
Maybe we could throw a "lurgid bee" in there somewhere?
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by wyldfire 2y ago
> Unimaginable in the US With good reason. Building codes in the US prevent disasters like the one that happened at Grenfell Towers in the UK. Run plenum-rated wires through an appropriate space for safety's sake.
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by wyldfire 2y ago
> So humans can torch wasps The name of the device is supposed to evoke the threatening nature of the insect. Not necessarily its intended use. Sadly, my first thought was of humans using it on one another. However - yes, we often kill
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by wyldfire 2y ago
> It continues to astound me how much money is being dumped into these things. Maybe in our society there's a surprising amount of value of a "word stirrer" intelligence. Sure, if it was confident when it was right and he
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by wyldfire 2y ago
I played the game prior to having read the novel. It was so terribly confusing. I think the game came with some serious crutch / walkthrough otherwise I'd probably have never gotten my robe on, much less worked out the babel fish
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by wyldfire 2y ago
I found this previous HN discussion helpful for context - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41921723
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by wyldfire 2y ago
> causing a widespread addiction crisis isn't a side effect that shows up in clinical studies. But increased abuse and dependence was apparent from studies. The studies were manipulated by the Sacklers and when that wasn't e
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by wyldfire 2y ago
"script" is "prescription" (here in US and possibly elsewhere). Imaging techniques generally require them because medicine considers the potential harm of giving patients an inconclusive diagnosis or a conclusive diagno
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by wyldfire 2y ago
This is not a documentary about the human body. It's about computers, Bell Labs.
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by wyldfire 2y ago
I also assumed it was about the game. It is seared into my youthful memories.
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by wyldfire 2y ago
Don't use that license, use something similar like MIT, BSD or Apache instead.
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by wyldfire 2y ago
The posit was "life evolved in many planets for sure" but your evidence is "us"?
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by wyldfire 2y ago
I suppose this might be a joke? But it would be a ludicrously anti-competitive move that the government (as one of the main customers) would certainly block.
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Qualcomm Announces Mesa VCL Driver for OpenCL Acceleration Within VMs(phoronix.com)
1 points by wyldfire 2y ago|0 comments
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by wyldfire 2y ago
It's interesting that you bring that up. VLIW isn't hype in this case, it's the actual architecture of the Hexagon ISA used in these PCs. As to whether AI PCs revolutionize our lives - well, that certainly might be hype.
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by wyldfire 2y ago
Okay, but those companies wouldn't be infringing because their goods/services wouldn't be confusingly similar with one another nor Amazon. Check out 15 USC § 1114 for details (e.g., for a suit in the USA).
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by wyldfire 2y ago
> Mine's a 'Smile' Yeah - so's theirs [1]. > I get that a lot, haha! Gee, then -- it's probably "confusingly similar" [2]? Not a good sign. Do yourself a favor and have a new one on deck, at least.
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by wyldfire 2y ago
Whoa - seems like you are headed directly for a C&D for your use of a logo that probably infringes on your competitor's marks. You might want to consider a new logo.
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by wyldfire 2y ago
It's tremendously difficult to keep 192 cores truly busy at the same time. Unless you have enormous caches and enormous memory throughput, that is.
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by wyldfire 2y ago
I'd like one for my living room. Can we just watch the show together? Otherwise we might as well be doing our own totally separate activities.
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by wyldfire 2y ago
The title is less clear than it could be IMO. When I saw "no dependency" I thought maybe it could be no_std (llama.c is relatively lightweight in this regard). But it's definitely not `no_std` and in fact seems like it has s
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by wyldfire 2y ago
What's worse, a patrol of Nurgles or a patrol of Nargles?
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by wyldfire 2y ago
> Currently, Python allows catching all exceptions with a bare except: clause, which can lead to overly broad exception handling and mask important errors. The fact that this pattern catches NameError and other things which are obviously
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by wyldfire 2y ago
> the quality of those graphics is pretty good. IIUC grandparent post refers only to the sphere & ships projected into 2d stills, not all of the titles. A software wireframe renderer seems "easy" compared to modeling the
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Pixel's Approach to Security: Addressing Vulnerabilities in Cellular Modems(security.googleblog.com)
1 points by wyldfire 2y ago|0 comments
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by wyldfire 2y ago
Don't you have to put those BGAs on some kind of pad?
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by wyldfire 2y ago
> You can ban gambling advertising, as Italy did in 2019 The US already has plenty of legislation regulating advertisements of other vices, so I think a similar ban is totally appropriate here.
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by wyldfire 2y ago
So some of the Sacklers' assets can be considered when settling accounts w Purdue's creditors?
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by wyldfire 2y ago
It's for when the AG unit breaks on space stations. :(

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