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by ylyn 6y ago
Isn't this an option in the developer settings?
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by ylyn 6y ago
They sacrifice all the crazy performance optimisations that React has.
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by ylyn 6y ago
What in the world? No it is not. We have to trick our immune systems because we didn't design them. An OS is, obviously, designed by humans. So we shouldn't have to trick it.
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by ylyn 6y ago
I think GP was being sarcastic.
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by ylyn 6y ago
Yes, and they are the only ones on TSMC 5nm currently.
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by ylyn 6y ago
"to have no business" is an idiom. It's not strange at all.
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by ylyn 6y ago
Those are the same links.
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by ylyn 6y ago
Here's a hack you could use to get around the functions not being exported: https://github.com/anbox/anbox-modules/blob/master/binder/de...
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by ylyn 6y ago
Seems like someone did try to get those functions exported, but the maintainer rejected it, saying that no driver should be poking so deep into fd internals. Makes sense. Your use case is kind of niche. https://lore.kernel.org&#x
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by ylyn 6y ago
You're meant to use it with some other mechanism for code reuse, say React components.
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by ylyn 6y ago
Linux isn't just an OS you use because you want to use free software. For a good number of people it's just better than Windows and macOS.
132.
by ylyn 6y ago
That's not what the parent said at all.
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by ylyn 6y ago
Zoom in.
134.
by ylyn 6y ago
It is natural. That doesn't make it okay.
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by ylyn 6y ago
I really don't understand why people are so sensitive to tone when it is not even directed at anyone in particular.
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by ylyn 6y ago
The Wikipedia entry says p stands for print, as in print working directory. The man page implies it stands for pathname, as in pathname of working directory.
137.
by ylyn 6y ago
This is absolutely backwards. No amount of reference sheets will help you with mathematics if you don't understand something.
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by ylyn 6y ago
Languages are not just about speed. And Rust is plenty fast.
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by ylyn 6y ago
You can now buy ready-made USB-C to <barrel-jack of your choosing here> on Taobao for like a few dollars. It's designed and sold as a complete product and just looks like any other dongle/adaptor cable.
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by ylyn 6y ago
Why is Bugzilla interesting?
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by ylyn 6y ago
Well, they also fulfilled the requirements for the credit (which was to get the raytracing program running bare-metal on their CPU), so if you want to be pedantic about them being in an academic course, then you should honour the original a
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by ylyn 6y ago
How ironic that you say this on Hacker News. That is one of the ideas at the very heart of hacker culture—doing things just because you can.
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by ylyn 6y ago
I don't see an issue with the tone. Actually, why are people so concerned about tone nowadays? It matters, but this is perfectly fine. I feel like you can't find anything to nitpick about the post, so you pick on the tone instead.
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by ylyn 6y ago
Debian cares a lot more about licensing than Nix. Debian also has far more developers than Nix, I imagine, and processes that have probably existed for longer than GitHub itself.
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by ylyn 6y ago
I (native English) first interpreted your comment as saying that "letsencrypt" is promoted. The other person probably read it the same way.
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by ylyn 6y ago
I mean that's basically how the old XPCOM extensions worked for developers.
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by ylyn 6y ago
His point is that Uber and Lyft are not like normal gig platforms because of this.
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by ylyn 6y ago
Actually it's not just lexical scoping. If you had pure lexical scoping, given the way the for statement works, you would expect it to show the same value because it is the same x being captured. JS actually specifically handles a for
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by ylyn 6y ago
Those are negligible in terms of compile time.
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by ylyn 6y ago
By this logic, there's no reason to buy Windows laptops over MacBooks, because MacBooks can actually do anything a Windows laptop can. Yup, so I guess that's why Mac market share is a whopping 10-20%.

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