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by zen_1 4y ago
Yes, I was being quite sarcastic above
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by zen_1 4y ago
Haven't you heard? The only bugs are those caused by memory safety, and only switching to Rust can save us from the insanity of managing our own memory.
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by zen_1 4y ago
> just doesn't work in free markets > You can't even legally research them in the US I think I see a contradiction here.
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by zen_1 4y ago
I mean supplements alone (like protein shakes, creatine powder and friends) are completely fine, but I do agree that steroid use in young men is a hidden epidemic. Especially since almost everyone claims to be fully "natty".
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by zen_1 4y ago
Another (admittedly quite niche) gotcha I've experienced with aarch64 unaligned SIMD loads specifically is that they will fail (raising a data abort exception) if they access memory that isn't specifically designated as "norm
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by zen_1 4y ago
> "I cannot estimate Z" is a refusal and I would suggest an ego-driven one. This might come down to a cultural difference or difference in communication styles. As an IC, I'd consider it to be much more honest on my part t
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Tape it over your washing machine and run a cycle.
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I'm pouring one out for the researchers who have to rerun all their experiments and rewrite +republish their entire papers every time I click a link on scihub.
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by zen_1 4y ago
>Why should the absence of equity give the employee special privileges? Slave morality is my best guess.
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by zen_1 4y ago
I'm waiting eagerly for the day when these people discover that religions and religious people exist
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by zen_1 4y ago
> Should queer people be expected to work with people who believe that they should be killed for being queer? If they want to abide by the civil rights act, then yes. As otherwise those beliefs would serve as a very strong filter against
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by zen_1 4y ago
>"acceptable workplace behavior" is a rich white cis straight male standard, but you're probably not ready to hear that. I guess I'm now rich and white since I'm familiar with what is and what isn't acceptab
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by zen_1 4y ago
gdb's disas command (or asm view in general) is also very helpful, especially if you want to try control-c profiling [1] and then looking at the asm instructions in the neighborhood of where you halted your program. [1]: https:/&
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by zen_1 4y ago
FairEmail is also open source [1] [1]: https://github.com/M66B/FairEmail/
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by zen_1 4y ago
This blog post by the creator goes into some of the more technical details about the system http://silent.org.pl/home/2022/06/13/the-floppotron-3-0/
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The Floppotron 3.0 – Computer Hardware Orchestra(youtube.com)
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by zen_1 4y ago
For anyone else unfamiliar with that website: >i24NEWS is an Israeli-based international 24-hour news and current affairs television channel located in Jaffa Port, Tel Aviv, Israel.
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by zen_1 4y ago
Turn on the Myostatin inhibitors!
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by zen_1 4y ago
Have you tried moving the pyramids? Pretty difficult I hear :) On a more serious note, when I went to see the pyramids, the guide pointed out several rows of nearby tombs for the laborers who built the things, talked about how they were f
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by zen_1 4y ago
Never let reality get in the way of ideology
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by zen_1 4y ago
That level of casual crime is worse than Cairo. I couldn't imagine living in a place like that, let alone having kids grow up there.
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by zen_1 4y ago
> it seems way to risky to take a variable rate, who knows what the future will hold in 15, 20, or even 30 years ? That's my gut instinct as well.
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by zen_1 4y ago
As someone who's not even thinking of buying a house, do fixed rate, fixed term mortgages even exist? It seems variable rate mortgages, while making financing more widely accessible, have caused their fair share of financial issues&#x2
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by zen_1 4y ago
Stallman is proven right yet again
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by zen_1 4y ago
Yeah the Harrison Bergeron example is definitely hyperbole
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Harrison Bergeron would approve, and I can only begin to imagine how this would be abused by vindictive spouses or exes to sabotage men's careers.
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Is the answer that you pass all but one of the chairs going down?
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by zen_1 4y ago
Well their (CCP's) compulsion is entirely irrelevant to whatever arguments they're pushing.
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>_Everyone_ wants to control narrative. At least the marketplace of ideas types tend to want to control the narrative by having the most compelling arguments, while the CCP (and other authoritarians) are clearly above such nonsense.
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by zen_1 4y ago
You really can get quite far by having everything be statically allocated, placing reasonable constraints on input sizes/rates, and making use of ring buffers. I've only worked on embedded development using C++, but I didn't

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