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by zokier 6mo ago
Browser version numbers are in the hundreds and it doesn't seem to be a problem.
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by zokier 6mo ago
To me the actual book section of Oodi is not particularly interesting/inspiring/impressive. It's not bad, but it is pretty mundane and gets overshadowed by all the other stuff going on in the building.
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by zokier 6mo ago
Do you see "Offset Geometric Contact" paper fitting into this project somehow? https://graphics.cs.utah.edu/research/projects/ogc/
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by zokier 6mo ago
The main peak is under the letter "C" in the "Gale Crater" text on that map.
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by zokier 6mo ago
I don't think it's cool to hotlink every single raw image from NASAs server here.
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by zokier 6mo ago
Here is a map: https://science.nasa.gov/mission/msl-curiosity/location-map/ It's nowhere near the peak and is very unlikely to reach it.
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by zokier 6mo ago
on the other hand, basic surveying is centuries old. if you lose square km patch of land, it is not due lack of technology even in the previous century.
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by zokier 6mo ago
While everyone is commenting about drm, there is another factor to consider: TLS. These old Kindles definitely do not support up-to-date TLS ciphersuites and understandably Amazon wants/needs to drop insecure ciphersuites from public e
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by zokier 6mo ago
Switzerland also happens to have over 5x population density of USA, and 80% higher household median income based on quick google.
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by zokier 7mo ago
Of the publicly available sources I think CloudFlares Radar is one of the better ones. Silver linings of having such wide dragnet on the internet. It puts Linux market share at 3-4%, with some regional variance https://radar.clou
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by zokier 7mo ago
> On a different note, this industry used to have so much more fun - just solving puzzles to herd bits - before it was flooded by politics. when was that, in the 80s?
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by zokier 7mo ago
> There are a list of allowed restrictions in section 7, lettered A-F OnlyOffice claims that their restrictions fall under the items b) and e)
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by zokier 7mo ago
Depending on which Copilot you are talking about, it became generally available in mid to late 2023.
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by zokier 7mo ago
the license explicitly defines what "additional permissions" mean in that context: > "Additional permissions" are terms that supplement the terms of this License by making exceptions from one or more of its conditions
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by zokier 7mo ago
OnlyOffice claims that additional terms fall under section 7 of AGPLv3, which explicitly allows adding such terms. I think the point of contention arises from the interpretation of section 7 and more specifically this sentence: > When yo
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by zokier 7mo ago
> Intel and some iteris chipsets are well supported. Intel chipsets categorically do not support AP mode
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by zokier 7mo ago
As others have already noted, using decimal notation as a base here is problematic in many ways. I'd suggest seximal (base 6) instead. I'd also shift the digits by one, so have 1-6 instead of 0-5, because having empty ring for 0 i
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by zokier 7mo ago
I deeply dislike this framing of mega corps vs volunteer devs. It conveniently ignores the huge amount of open source being developed by regular salaried devs as part of their job. Imho that is what we need more of instead of trying to redi
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by zokier 7mo ago
But why bother running Ubuntu at all just to jump through hoops to avoid snaps? Snaps are obviously Ubuntus the thing, so feels counterproductive to run Ubuntu and fight against it.
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by zokier 7mo ago
Why are you stuck on Ubuntu, what is holding you back?
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by zokier 7mo ago
which of course raises the question why the fuck snap doesn't use either of these mechanisms?
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by zokier 7mo ago
Investments are not income
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by zokier 7mo ago
But if they want to attract users, like they seem to do, then answering would go long way.
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by zokier 7mo ago
It doesn't completely solve function coloring though. Causing carrier threads to get pinned is still not good, similarly as calling blocking function from async function is not good in colored systems.
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by zokier 7mo ago
Go has gc too and arguably worse one than Java
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by zokier 7mo ago
> As for build systems, Maven is old and cranky but if something else replaces it, it will probably be quite similar anyway. Bazel is the most obvious contender and very different from Maven in almost every possible way.
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by zokier 7mo ago
What is unsloths business/income? They seem to be publishing lot of stuff for free, with no clear product to back them?
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by zokier 7mo ago
Even if you view the system as a whole the printing is deeply intertwined with the evaluation, which is very different from repl where eval returns a value and print prints it
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by zokier 7mo ago
That's not what print in repl means.
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by zokier 7mo ago
worth noting that you get basic line editing for "free" from kernels tty subsystem even if you don't use readline.

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