CUViper

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by CUViper 10mo ago
Just apply Betteridge's law of headlines.
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by CUViper 1y ago
Synergy still exists, but barrier has forked again to input-leap.
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by CUViper 2y ago
Intel's compilers are now based on LLVM too.
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by CUViper 2y ago
Whenever I hit the age gate in the Steam store, I just bump the year to continue, so January 1st it is!
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by CUViper 2y ago
Even if a pointer was guaranteed correct at the time of creation, it can't be known safe to dereference in the future unless you put a lifetime on it, and then it's just a reference.
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by CUViper 2y ago
Best practice is to resolve them early now: https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/hardening-elf-binaries-using-...
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by CUViper 3y ago
The crescent moon is often depicted with the dark part transparent too, e.g. with stars in that space.
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by CUViper 3y ago
Rust is backwards compatible when you stick to stable features, but the kernel uses unstable features that can and do incur breaking changes. https://github.com/Rust-for-Linux/linux/issues/2
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by CUViper 3y ago
There was also https://github.com/jameysharp/corrode
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by CUViper 3y ago
Then extrapolate "random guy trying to follow dtolnay's lead."
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by CUViper 3y ago
RV64GC is mentioned here: https://wiki.debian.org/RISC-V#Hardware_baseline_and_ABI_cho...
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by CUViper 3y ago
Fedora 38 removed the filter: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/UnfilteredFlathub
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by CUViper 3y ago
In the conclusion: > We fully expect to continue offering the Zulip Cloud Free plan indefinitely,
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by CUViper 3y ago
ntcompatible.com was a great resource for this - I spent a lot of time in those forums.
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by CUViper 3y ago
If pure red is at 0° hue, and orange at 30°, then that engineering value at 3° is much closer to red. The other two at 18° and 19° better fit the reddish-orange description, still more orange than red, while safety orange is up at 28°.
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by CUViper 4y ago
Parenting is like being an NPC in that magic of childhood. You get to live through that again, just not as the main character. I imagine that starts again as a grandparent, but I'm not there yet.
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by CUViper 4y ago
Probably the addition of `thread::scope`.
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by CUViper 4y ago
There are a few where it does win though -- I wonder what characteristics favor VisionFive in those?
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by CUViper 4y ago
> Why not offer 1 million for the signed contract? If I were offered that out of the blue, I'd be wondering what true value I'm holding to make that signature so important.
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by CUViper 4y ago
Base16 does that: https://github.com/chriskempson/base16
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by CUViper 4y ago
That doesn't work for multiplication -- e.g. in 8-bit, 20 * 20 wraps to 144.
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by CUViper 4y ago
It's a little ambiguous, but the word before is important -- "Sampling certain workloads with IBS" -- so that "with" clause is talking about the sampling method, not the workload style.
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by CUViper 4y ago
Yes -- they dropped the "Mega" in 1999. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epic_Games
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by CUViper 4y ago
https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/
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by CUViper 4y ago
That's experimental syntax that means something like "maybe const" -- https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/67792
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by CUViper 4y ago
Here's 32 boards: https://duotrigordle.com/
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by CUViper 4y ago
Throw those into Copilot for filmmakers and away you go!
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by CUViper 5y ago
In the LWN comments, mjw said that Valgrind just forces an ENOSYS error.
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by CUViper 5y ago
It can be applied more generally. If you're focusing on improving the performance of something that only takes 10% of your time, then the other 90% will still dominate.
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by CUViper 5y ago
Note that "tidy" only checks code in the rust-lang/rust repo, not all Rust.

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