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by wyldfire 10mo ago
> Absolutely none of these forms of naming have any way to correlate between them. I've found that -- as of a ~decade ago, at least, ark.intel.com had a really good way to cross-reference among codenames / SKUs / part numb
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by wyldfire 10mo ago
> It's pronounced "Cruyff".
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by wyldfire 10mo ago
If this gives you pause, consider these hosted alternatives as another option: * Codeberg https://codeberg.org/ * Sourcehut https://sr.ht/ [1] [1] https://sourcehut.org/alpha-details/
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by wyldfire 10mo ago
As others have said in this thread, they did. But to answer your question as if they had not yet: it's never "just" recompiling. It's: * recompile (and fix any warnings/errors indicated by the compiler) * re-test .
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by wyldfire 10mo ago
> shower you with coffee and donuts to much friendlier offers to get sales. By bringing this up in a thread talking about kickbacks, it sounds as if you're trying to equate the two. Please don't equate this to a "kickback
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by wyldfire 10mo ago
And yet it's an improvement over the scalar core.
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by wyldfire 10mo ago
Not x86_64's Streaming SIMD Extensions, but Server-sent events [1]. SSE and AVX are probably not that bad at /handling/ LLM tokens... [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server-sent_events
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by wyldfire 10mo ago
C'est bon! Charming video.
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by wyldfire 10mo ago
I wonder if your question relates to WASM or things in the WASM-sphere like WASI et al? I'm not sure if it's right but I think of WASM as just an ISA and I guess the documentation seems to cover instruction encodings and semantics
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by wyldfire 10mo ago
> But it is still, well honestly, wrong. Two orders ordered at different times are just not the same order I probably don't have enough context but whatever identity makes up "your order" goes in the PizzaOrder and not the
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by wyldfire 10mo ago
> No one who speaks German can be an evil man. https://frinkiac.com/caption/S05E02/566865
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by wyldfire 10mo ago
"Bake him away, toys" https://frinkiac.com/caption/S05E02/1285083
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by wyldfire 10mo ago
> Inflammable means flammable? > What a country! https://frinkiac.com/caption/S12E18/437896
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by wyldfire 10mo ago
Is there a Scunthorpe problem looming there? Birdwatchers might seek out information about boobies - are they treated like boobs.jpg is?
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by wyldfire 10mo ago
Sourcehut [1] is another interesting one. [1] https://sourcehut.org/alpha-details/
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by wyldfire 10mo ago
Plagiarism is a moral wrong. But copyright infringement is a legal wrong (a civil liability). Is what they're doing infringing on a copyrighted work? Or does it fail to uphold license terms? Many open source licenses have some amoun
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by wyldfire 10mo ago
It's pretty subtle but it's referring to The C Library, libc.{a,so,dll,etc}. The library provided by your toolchain that supports the language. Meaning glibc or musl or your favorite C library probably doesn't have this ye
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by wyldfire 10mo ago
Americans attend college as a (1) rite of passage and to some extent (2) to have access to an influence network of peers and alumni. For elite universities, it's conceivable that #2 provides some real opportunity. But in general #1 do
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by wyldfire 11mo ago
It's probably faster than, say, an emulated UART port. But likely no faster than a TCP socket across a virtio-net device.
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by wyldfire 11mo ago
They said that to me -- at a dinner
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by wyldfire 11mo ago
> the language itself The "language" is conventionally thought of as the sum of the effects given by the { compiler + runtime libraries }. The "language" often specifies features that are implemented exclusively in t
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by wyldfire 11mo ago
Recently, on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44962529
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by wyldfire 11mo ago
"what did you do to make this appear, and what were you expecting to happen?"
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by wyldfire 11mo ago
> Casting is when you change the type, but don't change the data.. Is that the case? That's not what I think of when I think of C-style casts. float val = 12.4; int val_i = (int) val; The representation in memory
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by wyldfire 11mo ago
It's an outstanding mechanism to derail public transit efforts, that's all. It's not a nothing burger because that would suggest it's a good faith effort that just didn't pan out.
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by wyldfire 11mo ago
I was a bit distracted by the capitalization of the word "Advocate". Both when used as a noun and a verb. Peculiar. But a great article with really great suggestions. Too bad there's not better medical care by default but g
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by wyldfire 11mo ago
> Knowledge itself should become a human right. IMO the natural right is for humans to share what they've learned up to and including verbatim reproductions of works by others. I also think that abridging this right to grant some
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by wyldfire 11mo ago
> By far the normal case is that I can isolate it to a function or a query or a class pretty quickly In general, this takes human-interactive time. Maybe not much, but generally more interactive time than is required to write the bisect
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by wyldfire 11mo ago
Would we have something like aarch64 neon/SVE too?
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by wyldfire 1y ago
> with vitamin D3-loaded nanoemulsion This is a substance that is used as a dietary supplement? Or how is it delivered?

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