yxhuvud

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by yxhuvud 4y ago
Having done my own share of uring bindings I wish I had found work places that appreciated that.
602.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
But there is, io_uring.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
How soon will the next regular election be held?
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
> Wow is it slow to POST My understanding is that it is intentionally slow the first time you boot but should be normally slow after that. Apparently it is trying how fast it can clock the memory or something like that.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
It is also improving a lot over time. What little there was support for back in Linux 5.3 is not sufficient.
606.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
Which in turn need that Linuxes that they support also support io_uring. This world turns slowly.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
Ok, seems the amount the companies are now liable for is actually capped at some number, which is a fair amount but still not covering a truly major incident. But the cap has gradually increased over time and is thus costing the electric co
608.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
Huh? Finland has been building nuclear for a long time now
609.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
So for example, laws around nuclear has changed so that the owners are now liable for any damages in case of a major accident.
610.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
The problem is that you can't realistically do anything with just the base protocol. Everything relevant beyond setting up buffers and surfaces happen in extensions.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
> if you have more than 1x scaling: https://gitlab.gnome.org/jadahl/libdecor It affects anything which put any sort of strain on the compositor. A hi poll-rate mouse also trigger the issue simply because there will
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
It is easy until you have to support the look and feel of two different server side environments.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
It's because they want people to be attentive if shit hits the fan during landing. Being attentive make you respond faster if you need to evacuate.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
Could also be a TZ issue, where they have a clock time, and that clock time ends up ending up at different dates in practice.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
Just something as simple as setting up a threadpool adds up timewise if you do it in serial. It can easily be that making it faster adds up use cases where processes are not possible today because they would be too slow to set up compared t
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
What is your thoughts on Crystal?
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
That a regular language may be parallelized does not mean all can be. That said, there are techniques around to evaluate a context free grammars (and thus also regular grammars) in parallel. One way to do it is as follows: Break up the in
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
Railroad tycoon 3 had such a nice price system, where each kind of goods had a price at each point on the map, and that price changed depending on supply (including deliveries) and demand. Goods could even move short distances by itself (sp
619.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
But you have to know that as well for C - there are for example several Linux system calls you really should not call manually because that would fuck up the internal state in LibC. Yes, the runtime is really small, comparatively speaking,
620.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
Everything has a runtime nowadays. Even C, even if it isn't all that large (including for example the memory structures necessary to keep malloc and free working).
621.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
Not really, the really nasty ones are the ones leveraging their standing in one market to be dominant in another.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
That is what happens if you have CI systems that doesn't cache sufficiently aggressive.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
Now you assume this wouldn't be something that is common for most mammals. In places where there is always sun there is no reason to evolve away people having more sex when there is sunny. Meanwhile here in northern Europe we get marke
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
While perhaps true, what needs to be compared here is read, vs read + write, no? Just writing isnt enough. And then we are at a factor above 2, assuming no thread contention. If there is contention, it can be a lot higher.
625.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
Same. There is only two things I don't like with mine, and it is the battery life and that swiping left to go back is interfering with dragging left to go to the next panel. Everything else is stellar.
626.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
No, battery life is very notably absent. And that is a painpoint in the zenphone 8 already.
627.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
It is very likely that it is much lower than that in the beginning of noncompliance, as long as they show that they are trying.
628.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
It will be interesting to see what that refers to in particular. Remember we also have GDPR that restricts what data is allowed to be collected.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
I was responding to a claim that Apple would keep their lead due to x86 baggage. It matters for the truthiness for that claim, it doesn't matter for how much stuff Apple will sell.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
That is definitely true, but you can't reach any conclusion on the cost of the x86 baggage by comparing different process nodes. It has way too much influence on the end result to be ignored. In a few months we will have both AMD and A

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