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by yakubin 3y ago
It's readelf , but it will only list libs which are declared in the ELF of the executable. It won't list libraries loaded at startup with dlopen(3) , unlike ldd . I'm also not sure, if this script will recurse, but I suspe
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by yakubin 3y ago
If you press page down to scroll, at the end of the page you’ll typically scroll by a smaller amount than prior to that, which changes the level at which your eyeline should be after hitting page down to continue reading uninterrupted. In E
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by yakubin 3y ago
Young Al Pacino wasn’t conventionally attractive? In what universe?
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by yakubin 3y ago
I don't know about Python, but this description of coroutines, the general concept, doesn't seem accurate to me. They most definitely cannot be executed in any order. They also have nothing to do with multithreading whatsoever. Lu
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by yakubin 3y ago
Coroutines are a control-flow mechanism. They're a single-threaded pattern in as much as for loops are a single-threaded pattern. Ability to write multithreaded programs does not exclude the need for good single-threaded tools.
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by yakubin 3y ago
> Missing from here is context switches. Exactly. From rsc 's previous post[1]: > On my laptop, a C thread switch takes a few microseconds. A channel operation and goroutine switch is an order of magnitude cheaper: a couple h
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by yakubin 3y ago
> It's like if it was a security risk to let people know your real name. In primary school I read Jonathan Stroud’s Bartimaeus Sequence (a children’s books trilogy) where this is part of the plot. Knowing someone’s real name all
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by yakubin 3y ago
So that it's shaped more like a page of text than a telegram.
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by yakubin 3y ago
Needs a (1992) — time of original publication — or (1996) — time of last update.
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by yakubin 3y ago
I’m always amused by how many of OpenBSD’s mitigations are patching over something as basic as lack of bounds checking, yet they’ll never add bounds checking. And, as you said, those are all just speed bumps, not fixes.
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by yakubin 3y ago
Slide 19 doesn’t load for me.
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by yakubin 3y ago
Yeah. It's actually funny how Pipewire and Wayland turned out. Wayland was supposed to be ready for general use "any day now" since 2011. It's 2023 and the situation looks thus: < https://community.kde.org&#
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by yakubin 3y ago
> In the US, you can probably pass calculus without writing a proof, but you can't pass mathematical analysis without at least understanding epsilon/delta proofs. In Poland we do those in high school. :)
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by yakubin 3y ago
Keyboard doesn’t compete with English. It competes with microphone. And I’ll be dead before anyone gets me to use a computer via voice FWIW.
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by yakubin 3y ago
If only I could smash Outlook.
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by yakubin 3y ago
The title on YT it autotranslated by YT. If you change UI language in your account settings on Google/YT, the title of the video will change as well. Truly horrible, but in-character for Google when it comes to localisation.
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by yakubin 3y ago
In my experience running Firefox over X11 remotely is fine as long as you only use X11 and don’t wrap it in SSH, i.e. instead you expose your local X11 server port to the computer running Firefox and use the DISPLAY environment variable to
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by yakubin 3y ago
Jump with both feet.
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by yakubin 3y ago
In Maslov's the bottom is the most important.
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by yakubin 3y ago
I’d say it’s an alternative to Instagram, but not Flickr. A huge distinguishing feature of Flickr is that it keeps high-quality versions of uploaded photos. Instagram and Pixelfed compress to a low quality. Pixelfed’s UI also suggests that
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by yakubin 3y ago
Yes, you can. Two approaches: 1. Multiple implementations providing a unified interface, selected by the build system. Aka the Henry Spencer approach: < https://www.usenix.org/legacy/publications/library/pro
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by yakubin 3y ago
But you probably visited a forest/a national park/swam in a sea/a lake etc. I think it’s rather unlikely for someone to live till 20 without making more distance.
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by yakubin 3y ago
> Caffeine and alcohol both available legally, both are mind altering and addictive. Did that lead to a degeneration? Alcohol: absolutely? How many parents beat their children/spouses under the influence of alcohol, but never sobe
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by yakubin 3y ago
In the EU 1 in 4 adults smoke tobacco daily[1]. It sounds pretty normal to me. In practice when I commute daily, I always need to hold my breath several times each way, just to avoid the stench. [1]: < https://ourworldindata.or
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by yakubin 3y ago
It’s also easier to spot errors in that style than in prose.
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by yakubin 3y ago
You can. Here is my version: < https://godbolt.org/z/91KecEfbM > Results: N = 10000 range 1218.1 sentinel 937.258 mine 672.227 ratio 1.29964 (ratio is range/sentinel, not mine/whatever) Yo
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by yakubin 3y ago
I use only if_epair and then pf to NAT it to the external world. I’ve only had issues with if_bridge, where I would either be able to make connections between jail and the external world, but not between host and jail or vice versa (between
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by yakubin 3y ago
Same with Google Maps. It’s really annoying.
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by yakubin 3y ago
I have iCloud disabled, so that’s not it.
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by yakubin 3y ago
Except Keychain credentials. I still don’t know how to make my iPhone forget how to log into Discord after deleting the app. (It logs back in after reinstallation.)

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