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by xvilka 3y ago
NIO does battery swap[1][2]. [1] https://www.nio.com/nio-power [2] https://electrek.co/2023/10/09/nio-completes-30-million-glob...
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by xvilka 3y ago
It just resulted in the open and official fork - OpenSIMH[1]. [1] https://opensimh.org/ [2] https://github.com/open-simh/simh
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by xvilka 3y ago
Similar to Cling[1] from ROOT. [1] https://github.com/root-project/cling
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Writing cross platform (different OS, POSIX and not, different architectures, different endianess, etc) debugger, this is where all pain lies.
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If Apache was truly responsible, they would just redirect to the LibreOffice instead because AOO is dead for good for a long time already.
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by xvilka 3y ago
For anyone working with CVE and other advisories there's a cool search engine and feed for those - Vulners[1]. They have integration with various providers and tools, as well as allow to search also for exploits among numerous blogs. [
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Hopefully it will be the default once implemented. Everyone will benefit from compact protocol in the long run. Should have been done from the very beginning.
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by xvilka 3y ago
GitHub and GitLab workflows are much more convenient in my opinion. They were made with actual workers in mind: developers, QA, release managers, DevOps, etc. Jira, on the other hand, is purely manager's toy with all it's useless
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But I am doubtful of how actually useful it will be given how typing isn't very popular with real world code in TypeScript or Python. Too many people prefer to cut corners if they can. It should be either strict typing or none of it.
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There's already an update on the progress: https://elixir-lang.org/blog/2023/09/20/strong-arrows-gradua...
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It happens all the time with Glibc, Glib, GTK, Qt, etc
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> sadly it's not rare that some phone hardware proprietary drivers are basically written once and then hardly maintained and in turn only work for a small number of Linux kernel versions. These manufacturers should be punished by th
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IPv4 is the new Bitcoin.
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Not a big fan of Python but for simple stuff SAGE Math beats Mathematica ten times over, with the better actual programming language too.
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Linux did.
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It's possible to build shielded (up to a certain point of course) electronics and power grids, it's just a lot of work and money. Ideally, all new devices, grid lines, transformers should be made with at least some level of protec
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JavaScript... Unusual choice of language for the RF tool.
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Is the same trick possible with other BEAM languages? E.g. Elixir?
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by xvilka 3y ago
I also recommend to consult with projects like LVFS/fwupd[1][2], that provide firmware updates for many different devices. [1] https://fwupd.org/ [2] https://github.com/fwupd
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There's a Tree-Sitter grammar[1] for COBOL if someone interested. [1] https://github.com/yutaro-sakamoto/tree-sitter-cobol
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Rip and tear!
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> The main issue China has is just that they have a population decline problem which will continue to get worse over the next 50 years. It can be (and likely will be - just see at corresponding market figures) mitigated by ubiquitous aut
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China salaries are surprisingly high for skilled specialists (IT, robotics, biotech, etc), if you factor in cost of living and taxes, they would be higher than EU ones even now.
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Maybe one day they will even switch to UTF-8[1]? [1] http://utf8everywhere.org/
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They made a mistake revealing themselves by creating a Rust cult.
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> For example, people might resist paying taxes in the context of high levels of governmental corruption, as evidenced by a governmental failure to deal with widespread problems like poor roads, endemic homelessness, etc. You just descri
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In theory it can be done by creating a new currency, with no capital controls.
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Humans, of course. The AI is just better tool for this "job", better than anything existing before.
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Just like in Rifters trilogy by Peter Watts, Internet will become unusable thanks to AI-driven spam, phishing, SEO, and other junk content.
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Does it still use TCC (TinyCC) under the hood?

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