wyldfire

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by wyldfire 3y ago
> It is designed for SaaS companies that value both user freedom and developer sustainability. I disagree that they value freedom. "harmful free-riding" - I don't think it's true that users of Open Source software are
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by wyldfire 3y ago
How do they determine when it's an eclipse, occult, or transit?
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by wyldfire 3y ago
This launch was in Boca Chica? Where can I see the future schedule of launches. I'd like to consider attending one in person.
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by wyldfire 3y ago
It's not even a question, it's a statement. Or a sentence fragment approaching a statement.
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by wyldfire 3y ago
> the value of those jobs plummet as well, especially as robotics get better, we get better training via AI, etc. There's presumably still R&D teams designing the robots. Service teams maintaining them. I'm not suggesting i
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by wyldfire 3y ago
Oh-so-barely related: today I found myself listening to "Baba O'Reilly" in the car and I took the opportunity to show my son the cover art for "Who's Next" because it always seemed like it was worth a mischievo
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by wyldfire 3y ago
Home inspections aren't compulsory are they? I thought that they weren't even required by lenders. Of all the things listed they sure seem like real value to the buyer. If you're not borrowing to purchase a home you probably
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by wyldfire 3y ago
Recently discussed when ars hinted it was coming https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38146696
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by wyldfire 3y ago
It seems to me that cryptocoin adjacent things somehow attract well meaning people who just don't understand what parts of the technology are critical to its functionality. Maybe they understand one use case for a signature but don&#x
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by wyldfire 3y ago
ffmpeg's own https://www.ffmpeg.org/legal.html seems like a good reference IMO. To @keepamovin, "called either via a code interface or from a child process using a command line interface" -- regardless of the
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by wyldfire 3y ago
IIRC this was in Mountain Dew for a very long time but removed in the last couple of years.
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by wyldfire 3y ago
For what little I know about machine learning this is "hard". there's just one network to give the tokens to. I mean, how could you provide any kind of guarantees if you had a truly human mind as the consumer? I guess you&#x
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by wyldfire 3y ago
Their goal is to improve the performance through multiple measurements. Maybe like a rake receiver / antenna diversity, they can compound the multiple measurements from GPS satellites to get improved location information.
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by wyldfire 3y ago
> Its not actually upstream, is it? I agree: it's not at all clear from the title, it sounds as if it's truly "upstream." But patches based on an upstream tree (as opposed to any forks intended for Android) are pretty
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by wyldfire 3y ago
As a practical matter, I think the article happens to describe the steps to test it out yourself. I suppose the absence of a mention of binary blobs doesn't necessarily mean that they're not being used, I think it's plausibl
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by wyldfire 3y ago
That doesn't correspond to what the article itself says. GPU might not be supported yet but it doesn't look like the bare minimum either. EDIT - looks like there's GPU support too. https://www.phoronix.com/ne
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by wyldfire 3y ago
From the article: > Regardless, the primary purpose of the Linux demo was to showcase that Linux was working on the Snapdragon Elite X as well – that it’s not just for Windows – as Qualcomm has aims of getting the SoC into Linux laptops
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by wyldfire 3y ago
Qualcomm is really trying to turn things around - on all fronts. Upstreaming is clearly a higher priority now than it's been in the past, e.g. "Upstream Linux support now available for the the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Mobile Pl
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by wyldfire 3y ago
There was an AI doing nonstop video streaming of Seinfeld episodes for a while there. Not sure if it was taken down but it did get in hot water for a bit when it had the cast say some inappropriate things.
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Bjarne Stroustrup's Plan for Bringing Safety to C++(thenewstack.io)
67 points by wyldfire 3y ago|57 comments
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by wyldfire 3y ago
Spoken like a true inyalowda. Maybe we skip the nukes and just send some rocks, sasa ke?
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by wyldfire 3y ago
The point is trying to get past the Great Filter. Humanity faces threats from the cosmos beyond the ones we create on this planet. We can do both: work to repair our planet while preparing for colonies on another.
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by wyldfire 3y ago
It might be clearer for them to say that Google could make another device using the same BOM as the earbud. The title made me think that it only required custom software.
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by wyldfire 3y ago
If you're referring to the Tensor SoCs, no they're not using custom ARM cores. They're using the reference Cortex codes from ARM because Tensor is pretty similar to the Exynos.
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by wyldfire 3y ago
Rather than change the implementation of the DenseMap/DenseSet/StringMap/StringSet containers to mask such codegen defects, the community opted to create a test strategy to find the defects instead. I would guess that this ma
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by wyldfire 3y ago
I'm not sure it's working the way you described: hunter2
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by wyldfire 3y ago
pub use std::sic::semper;
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by wyldfire 3y ago
clang+llvm releases do a three stage build and compare the output of the third stage with the second. This is fairly effective at rooting out many sources of indeterminate behavior. > In broad strokes they do but often they’ll have rand
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by wyldfire 3y ago
The "nothing" probably refers to royalties which is true for architectural licensees like Apple. They instead pay for that license which is not sold per-CPU.
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by wyldfire 3y ago
> the only concrete thing that you can say about the compiler's reaction is that it will assume that whatever would trigger the UB will never happen Yeah! isn't that enough? Your program is Wrong and therefore it should be fi

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