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So it's your contention that the comment should read, "At least my usecase has C completely disconnected from the internet. I have no idea how [using memory-safe languages] is going to work at the OS level." I struggle to un
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3y ago
IIoT stands for "Industrial Internet of Things"
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What is the "this" referred to here?
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3y ago
Raymond Babbit would be pleased to hear the passengers landed safely.
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3y ago
From what I gather, Postel's Law has fallen a bit from favor -- according to some folks anyway. > From 2015 to 2018, in a series of Internet Drafts, Martin Thomson argues that Postel's robustness principle actually leads to a l
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> how publishing a private key makes the slightest bit of sense. From what I gather, the private key was private until it was leaked to / stolen by the team who published it for this use case. I don't have enough context to say
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3y ago
The quality of the information is such a concern that Google decided to remove the app from their app store.
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3y ago
"world of goo" and "Little Inferno" were each really fun games. Can't wait to try this one.
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3y ago
Funny you should mention that: > Our android app has currently been removed from the app store. We are working on addressing Google’s concerns so that we can restore the app. In the meantime we encourage everyone on android to use our we
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3y ago
Replace sexuality or gender with age, race, or sex and replay the argument. "Don't be a woman or if you are a woman just mask that and subject yourself to men while in the country that discriminates against women. Please, women,
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3y ago
Fathoming it is how we got here. That's the easy part. But the hard part is the tension between supporting people in developing nations while not endorsing their policies. Here in the US there are states that, sadly, aren't that s
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3y ago
> If you don’t feel safe, don’t go sure, but then shouldn't organizations like PSF take that into account when considering funding? by sponsoring the event they're endorsing it. so you could also see how it's not that gre
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Do falling birth rates make it even less sustainable? Seems like it would. Especially when combined with recent xenophobia influencing immigration policy.
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Is this truly open source? I mean, beyond just the UI/environment. A lot of AI models seem to be gratis-but-not-libre. It's great that they're even gratis but I'm curious just how libre this is overall. I'm not be
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"-fsanitize=undefined" helps uncover this kind of UB and more. While you're there, pile on with ASan: "-fsanitize=address,undefined".
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Yeah for the most part in the US there's very little legal protections in the code that state authorities can use to vindicate an employee. I think the only protections are things like age, sexual, racial discrimination. The PIP itse
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This appeal process was handled by the employee themselves. so they probably had an idea of how effective appeals were. > And look, I'm not going to say you're going to ever find this somewhere, locked down in words. But the id
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> That next day, I called my manager and I told them I was resigning. They blew a gasket — absolutely blew a gasket I don't understand how someone could be responsible for a policy that puts people's livelihood at risk under th
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> Extremely cool ... > I'm kind of struggling with the use-cases for this one. IMO cosmopolitan libc is a "really neat trick". And it deserves praise and it probably does have some real use cases. But it's not prac
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3y ago
Your grandfather's obituary was written by his kin, right? But the beeb doesn't have to treat him like a relative. Seems like any controversies about them are very relevant to an article about their death.
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There's a chart "How Electrified Powertrains Compare" which shows "Problems compared to gasoline-powered vehicles." You might be surprised to see that in fact EVs fare significantly worse than ICEs. I'd wager
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> They are indistinguishable from normal light switches without any smarts Except that most normal light switches (that I've encountered) are a toggle and not a momentary.
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AWS Adopts Arm Neoverse V2 Cores for Graviton4 Server CPU
(nextplatform.com)
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"Please just add an option to re-enable spacebar heating!" [1] [1] https://xkcd.com/1172/
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Amazon is heavily marketing AWS ro automotive R&D teams. They want them to run their software on Graviton nodes for near-hw performance. And they have virtio-everything interfaces for you to use so your core functionality can be tested
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Patrick Stewart says his time on 'Star Trek' felt like a ministry
(npr.org)
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> The irony is that the situation is actually reversed. In their seminal paper, Dunning and Kruger are the ones broadcasting their (statistical) incompetence by conflating autocorrelation for a psychological effect. In this light, the pa
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> But I think that implies 100% of the people who died during the cold snap died specifically due to that In fact, many more than 246 people died during this time. The 246 number from Winter Storm Uri, published by Texas Department of St
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The beeb also says that the guy (a guy?) who intervened is an immigrant from Brazil. > Brazilian Caio Benicio was riding past the scene in the city centre on Thursday afternoon and stopped to intervene. > Mr Benicio has been living in
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Regardless of whether you take LLVM seriously, it's a serious project in serious commercial use in many environments. > Fucking make that straightforward already dear LLVM project. Much of what you are asking for can be enabled by n
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