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No user record in our sample, but 201984 has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
No user record in our sample, but 201984 has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
It just turns the motion into fades of equal duration. Reason 352811 I will never own an iPhone.
>We're choosing a license that is usable by the entire community. What a weaselly way to put it. A GPL library, as I'm sure you know, is perfectly usable by anyone including jujutsu and anyone else. They just have to…
Shared libraries (and mmapped files in general) are deduplicated; it's nowhere near as bad as you think. The kernel loads a .so into memory once and then maps that memory into every process that mmaps it. Editing to…
This is false. Evaporative cooling systems consume significant amounts of water and do not reuse it. They can't anyway, recondensing the water would release all the heat they removed by evaporating it.
How are kids supposed to have a safe space "to be curious, build autonomy, and feel free" if they can't get out from the authoritarian hands of their parents or their government?
There's also a windows port of busybox if you want something more stable. w64devkit uses it. https://github.com/rmyorston/busybox-w32
AI said to do it.
So you'd switch USA for China, and still have a foreign dependency embedded into the very fabric of your society. Do you not see a problem with this?
>an unaligned pointer in itself is UB, not only an access to it. Can someone point to where the standard states this?
He's saying the EU's capital city is Washington.
A big complaint in TFA is that Win32 is much much easier to use than Wayland is: >Getting any example application to work is so incredibly ridiculous, that every second I program on Wayland, I yarn for the times I did…
He's writing a client, and wlroots is a library for writing servers. It would not have helped at all.
I don't have a program that uses it, so it's not my place to watch mailing lists for it getting deprecated. Basic searching of Github however (what I'd have expected them to do before removing it) reveals 20k files that…
So much for never breaking userspace.
Yep, and a disturbing amount of people here want to pull the ladder up behind them.
C11 atomics, C11 threads, variable length arrays, safely reading from an inactive union member, designated array initializers, compound struct literals, implicitly converting a void pointer to a typed one, and the list…
Ugly doesn't matter as long as it works better (and I heavily disagree on all of the things you stated.)
Yeah, what's counting as "adoption" here?
And now if I want to send a .apk to someone, they have to wipe their entire phone to install it? No thanks.
GPTZero (not sure how reliable it is) said it was 100% generated.
Are you certain using AES is still faster? Let's say for a 32-bit block size and 64-bit key. From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speck_(cipher), that Speck combination would use 22 rounds, and using the instruction…
In the context of encrypting 32 or 64 bit IDs, where there is no nonce, that'd be equivalent to XOR encryption and much weaker than TFA's small block ciphers.
https://github.com/anthropics/claudes-c-compiler/issues/1
I played around with it, and it's very neat. This is the first time I've seen an assembly REPL and I wish I had something like this that ran native for playing with unfamiliar instructions. I did find a couple minor…
The kernel is stable, but all the system libraries needed to make a grapical application are not. Over the last 20 years, we've gone from GTK 2 to 4, X11 to Wayland, Qt 4 to 6, with compatibility breakages with each…