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91.
by xxs 4mo ago
I thought the title missed the year (in parenthesis)
92.
by xxs 4mo ago
it's easier to remember that it originated from the Byte range, where all bytes could be kept in. Character didn't have negative values so it did [0-128) instead. Long and Short are the same as Byte. Years before the autoboxing&#x
93.
by xxs 4mo ago
It will randomly turn the TV on/off and switch the channels as a funny bonus. Cool idea nontheless
94.
by xxs 4mo ago
running 5090 on 32GB RAM is just weird, still
95.
by xxs 4mo ago
>S4 suspend Is not popular in general, so yes. But also no - I don't use swap ever, if I have to go over the RAM (32GB being low, with 64GB the norm), might as well consider the system dead.
96.
by xxs 5mo ago
you can make it abc with 'C' being cunt
97.
by xxs 5mo ago
Or even simpler stuff like RAM and SSD (and soon phones) will be reasonably priced
98.
by xxs 5mo ago
bytecode manipulation has been a thing ever since late 90s and early 2000s (e.g. BCEL, Jan, 2001), along with byte code decompilation. Generally one must understand how bytecode signatures, all flavors of invoke, and constant pool work. Aft
99.
by xxs 5mo ago
> "lots" instead of "lost" indeed, my bad
100.
by xxs 5mo ago
... and it has lots its meaning of end it's in the original post
101.
by xxs 5mo ago
>It feels like Pascal in Cyrillic replace cyrillic w/ russian and it'd be ok. КНЦ = end (конец in russian is end). However, in bulgarian in means 'thread' (as in sewing thread) and it has lots its meaning of end, asi
102.
by xxs 5mo ago
I can do "ctrl + +" to increase the font, but it's still serif and low contrast, so I have to do "ctrl + A". Or better yet - press "reader view" on firefox.
103.
by xxs 5mo ago
>author, being Czech Sapkowski is from Poland, though. Still Slav, but still.
104.
by xxs 5mo ago
There are so few (2) succubi mutagens in Witcher3. Gotta do what you gotta do, 30% damage is nothing to scoff at.
105.
by xxs 5mo ago
of course, it's hot-swap material, the microcode is 1st deployed by the bios, then the OS can apply changes as well. Just that it's writable by $ (not #) feels awkward.
106.
by xxs 5mo ago
Even though you're commenting on While Rabbit post, it took some time to understand "WR" is white rabbit, esp. since describing the pico seconds in brackets.
107.
by xxs 5mo ago
Pascal is a lot broader language and won't fit in sub 16KB of ROM (even if you exclude monitor [call-151])
108.
by xxs 5mo ago
Posting comments in bad faith is not funny, e.g. EU permanent residency requires 5 (or 7) years to have been resident already.
109.
by xxs 5mo ago
> has the ability to LEARN so much faster with an AI research assistant, and that becoming an expert has accelerated for those with the personal stamina to dig deep (this as a requirement hasn't changed) If anything it allows to be
110.
by xxs 5mo ago
>I wonder if other languages are less ambiguous about this. most are (few others I can speak). Generally, passive voice and past tense do not collide by having the exact same suffix. The fact the headline lacks a verb (when interpret cor
111.
by xxs 5mo ago
PWM is used in pretty much everything. Any power supply, any voltage regulation (A cpu has multiple voltages, e.g. core, SoC, cache,), most LED brightness control, lots of motor speed controls and so on. Like mentioned transistor (esp FETs)
112.
by xxs 5mo ago
Yeah forgotten, except for the OS and ObjectiveC
113.
by xxs 5mo ago
> it's at least AI assisted, which explains the vibe the article emanates You're being too kind -- "The [b]epoch[b] is the reference timestamp CUBIC". Weird style to have random bold words. Its a blog post for the sak
114.
by xxs 5mo ago
>"mute" in Serbian Very far from Serbian only. Bulgarian, Russian, and even Balti-Slavic like Latvian is similar enough.
115.
by xxs 5mo ago
I love zstd as the next guy and I do use zstd solo for the most part. I had a talk on it few years back too (incl. using the lib directly from Java, massively decreasing log storage, and so on). Why use it w/ 7-zip though. 7-zip archiv
116.
by xxs 5mo ago
.7z being there just discredits the entire process. The underlying compression algorithm is a free-hand one and can be anything[0], or contain bugs and exploits[1]. Personally I use only zstd with .7z which is 'non-standard' by th
117.
by xxs 5mo ago
>attacked by a deluge of convincing scam emails. Wouldn't be easier for an email provider to classify the emails already? Other than that - if the tool provides utility is good. Personally, I'd not touch it - everyone in the fa
118.
by xxs 5mo ago
that's not true. ask.com nonsese did ask consent and it was trivial to uninstall.
119.
by xxs 5mo ago
I tend to deal with unwanted installations by creating a zero length file with the name (weights.bin) and remove all permissions from all users, taking the ownership as well. While the download and friends commence they fail to overwrite it
120.
by xxs 5mo ago
>the internet is anti-ai right now The 'internet' is not an entity. Outrage and engagement drive ads. Beyond that 'AI' has very little benefit for most people and it's straight loss if you look at consumer electr

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