SomeoneFromCA

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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
Yes exactly. This is why, European countries, with the strongest worker protection, such as Norway, Sweden, Germany etc. are so much poorer and far behind than US in terms of QOL and quality of goods they produce.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
Revolutions are always made by young, are not they?
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
My point was that the original poster was wrong saying that Soviet and Post-soviet cities had and have hot water only during winters. This is idiocy; you know that, I know that. Right now, while I am writing, my relative is using hot water
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
Not sure what is your point. You've mentioned USSR and it was wrong, as Soviet System has never been like that - "hot water only during the winter". Ergo, you should not have brought up USSR.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
Hopefully no nasty surprises in firmware.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
A typical chinese N100 minipc takes from 5w at idle to 20W at full load.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
Exactly my point.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
have you read the original post? > Old Soviet style communities get hot water from central plants, mainly used for heating but also for showers, so when winter is over, they shutdown the heating plants for the season and no hot water at
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
What you describe is not normal today (unless we are talking about some Mukhosransk type of cities), and certainly was not normal in USSR, which kept civil infrastructure in a good shape. As someone who is currently living in Central Asia,
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
It is so incorrect, it is boderline idiotic urban legend. post-Soviet cities have hot water year around; same heating plants used for winter heating, are used for hot water in summer time, albeit at lower power. Also waste heat from power p
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
Central Asia (where I actually live) does not have much to see, esp. Kazakhstan. The main tourist destinations are historical monuments in Uzbekistan which has huge tourist influx lately (every time I am in Uzbekistan I see a good deal of t
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
Interestingly but central Asia it is called Arak. Same root.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
Since what Moldova is Russia? Am I on reddit or 4chan?
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
AVR has no protection and no segments. I mean really, it seems to be true that new generation of programmers have zero understanding of hardware, nothing personal.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
Is it even possible to core dump on AVR, with no storage and MMU?
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
(In)famous Bandermobile.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
Good luck proving it in court. (It is not that I disagree with you).
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
It is far easier to switch an employee than employer, as decision is made assymetrically - the decision maker, the manager of your manager, for example, has zero emotional investment in you, compared to you and your being accustomed to you
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
Well, this is possible for sure, but not for primitive functions, such as strcmp. It just does not happen in practice.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
It in theory may, but no one does.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
Contrived example, never seen in reality.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
Make no sense to me. OS restores all the registers incl. flags after leaving the signal handler. Besides, your scenario is not related to the handler _itself_ calling memcpy; it is about interrupting the main code. And it never ever destro
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
You must be from ex-USSR.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
Super interesting project, however I do not believe that striving for producing 100% identical binaries worth it. They themselves seem to have already deviated from that, by producing a combined binary.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
dwm_lut, widely used tool uses dithering
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
There two types of GPU acceleration: acceleration by a hardware codec bolted on a GPU, and actual GPU computational acceleration. the latter is not widely used but probably is not n gonna have any difference in terms of quality, and provide
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
Yes, tictacs may as well be from the ocean....
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
It still does not proof anything, as claiming that "there is certain bias for Human Language built into our heads" is quite different thing that saying there is some universal grammar in the brain structures, as much we do not hav
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
Unrelated to what I said, with all due respect.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
But that has never been proven that this is how indeed human acquire language; it is essentially a hypothesis. We may as well do it the way LLMs do - some undifferentiated networks acquires the grammar by unknown means.

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