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z3phyr
6y ago
We should not feel guilt, but we should be aware. > Ok people did bad things 400 years ago. So what? Make it right! Any stakeholder still enjoying the fruits of these events, make it right. Try to make it right at least and remember the
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Refal
(en.wikipedia.org)
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z3phyr
6y ago
I am into FreeBSD device drivers, but I would love to help out! Ping me.
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z3phyr
6y ago
Learning any language makes you a better programmer
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z3phyr
6y ago
This is something I was looking forward to! Thanks you so much <3 Do you follow John Carmack's coding standard?
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Trajan and Augustus rather look the same. Also I wonder if this would expand to include Constantine and beyond?
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Does Rust ultimately not compile to machine code? Is the underlying hardware proven? You are ultimately going to get your code punted through untyped data lines and unproven logic units.
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z3phyr
6y ago
Thank you so much for the detailed response!
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This is awesome! Great work OP! Always look forward to more Lispy ShowHNs. On another note, I am learning common lisp too, but I do not currently get how to make standalone projects. I tried quickproject but most of the time I remain confus
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What if someone pirates it after 100 people already watched/bought it, and now you got 500 more loyal fans who might also buy your next movie?
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> When is the last time two sides actually engaged fighter jets? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_India%E2%80%93Pakistan_bo...
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Rust Tips and Tricks
(mudit.blog)
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Free blockchain storage – Tale of a bug in Substrate's FRAME runtime
(mudit.blog)
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Actually, the Hephthalite invasion weakened (and directly led to the fall of) the Gupta Empire which spanned a huge part of the subcontinent.
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The bhakti movement started in southern part of the subcontinent around 8th century A.D. The Hephthalite invasions came around 3rd, 4th and 5th century A.D. The Rashidun and Umayad (Islamic campaigns) came around late 600 A.D. I am not goin
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Railroads did pay off in most of the old world
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People will consume what they need to consume. It is on you how you profit from it without infringing upon the people's privacy or time or bandwidth. You should charge for your content and cast away the advertisers.
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> No one is obligated to provide you with content on your terms, other than the government. Where does that law / moral come from?
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I use emacs, and I do not have much problem with configs. I mostly work vanilla, and all the configs I needed were done when I was starting out with emacs. Now emacs is ubiquitous to me and the last time I visited my init file was last year
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Well, now that SPIRV is upon us, we can write a custom shading language which targets SPIRV
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7y ago
A little off topic: Are there similar hands on books for high performance systems programming in C, C++ or Rust?
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Do they mention fluent x86-64 or arm assembly? Because there are many ISAs where no C++ compiler will be able to generate better code than hand optimal code by a fluent programmer.
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7y ago
In my opinion, we should instead focus on hardware and experiment more with different kinds of cpus, memory, co-processors etc. The key to newer software systems are newer kinds of hardware, for which you can write newer experimental system
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India faced a lot of instances of booth capturing, where the lines of the police and security services were spread too thin by the sheer population count that was voting. About 1,00,00,00,000 people voting together between thousands of poli
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There is a paper record though called VVPAT, and the machines are not connected to the network.
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Reason we use electronic voting machines since the 90s in India: (1) The problem of booth capturing. In a massive population, law and order is a unique challenge that most of the western countries do not face. Local goons used easily get ho
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Is there a house or a castle that has not eventually fallen to dedicated siege by a determined adversary?
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I know this reference.
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F# 5
(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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7y ago
> D had its chance What is stopping people to download a D compiler and write software in it right now?
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