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by beckford 20d ago
The part about being hardware-agnostic sounds something like ROS 2, but maybe at a higher level. I would love to see a post about that (with a bit of explainers for people like me who only lightly dabble with robotics). But I'm also cu
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by beckford 1mo ago
The most important lines to me are the CFTC Chairman's quote: > These are financial exchanges that offer financial instruments and operate across state lines. They match the bid from a resident of one state with the offer of a resid
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by beckford 1mo ago
They did the same for a Samsung Fold phone delivered to me last month (in the US).
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by beckford 1mo ago
Awesome! How did you find that out?
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SFC vs. Vizio Ruling on General Public License Compliance(dlapiper.com)
2 points by beckford 4mo ago|0 comments
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by beckford 5mo ago
Using fragments for secure data has been discussed before on hn: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23036515 . Tldr: it may not go directly to the server (unless you are using a buggy browser or web client) but the fragmen
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by beckford 5mo ago
That hasn't been true for a few years at least. https://www.jetbrains.com/help/clion/cmake-debug.html is has had CMake debugging since cmake 3.27. Ditto for vscode and probably other C IDEs I am not familiar
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GPLv2 and Installation Requirements(lwn.net)
2 points by beckford 7mo ago|0 comments
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by beckford 8mo ago
> One reason is that far more of their students actually applied than would be expected. This sentence is buried midway through the article. It would be good for a future post to expand on this ... how much is explained by students simpl
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by beckford 8mo ago
If you were looking at the parse link in the author's comment, you were looking at a spec (called a module interface in OCaml/OxCaml, similar to an interface in Java). The parse implementation is at https://github.com&#
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by beckford 10mo ago
Since the link is paywalled, the TLDR paragraph is: > Boasberg said in the ruling that the FTC had incorrectly excluded YouTube and TikTok from the market where it challenged Meta's dominance. "Even if YouTube is out, including
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by beckford 11mo ago
> The first main disadvantage is that they require the kernel to support syscall tracing, which essentially means they only work on Linux. I have Ideas™ for how to get this working on macOS without disabling SIP, but they're still i
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by beckford 11mo ago
Good advice but still: > investors warn the good times won’t last forever Umm ... these aren't short-term investors. They are investing because they think at least one of their bets will pay-off.
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An Overview of Attestations in CI(github.com)
1 points by beckford 11mo ago|0 comments
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Writing reliable and maintainable metaprograms in pure C99(github.com)
9 points by beckford 11mo ago|1 comments
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by beckford 11mo ago
Introduction paragraph: Metalang99 is a firm foundation for writing reliable and maintainable metaprograms in pure C99. It is implemented as an interpreted FP language atop of preprocessor macros: just #include <metalang99.h> and you
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Using AI to stop tech support scams in Chrome(security.googleblog.com)
1 points by beckford 11mo ago|0 comments
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Justin Cormack – A decade of containers [video](youtube.com)
3 points by beckford 11mo ago|1 comments
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Current State and Future of KCL(github.com)
1 points by beckford 1y ago|0 comments
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A beginner's guide to deploying LLMs with AMD on Windows using PyTorch(gpuopen.com)
128 points by beckford 1y ago|47 comments
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Traefik's 10-year anniversary(traefik.io)
253 points by beckford 1y ago|147 comments
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by beckford 1y ago
Yeah, I don't disagree. I'd go further and say the examples are on-point for a "human oriented" language. But the formal spec reveals how simple or complicated this language is. (And I'm also writing this from the p
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by beckford 1y ago
Not OP, but I think it does run Postgres as a process. However, IMHO the general use case for SQL is for external actors (humans, machines) to get access to the underlying data in a structured way. So I see a benefit for a true in-process e
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by beckford 1y ago
For something like this I would love to see a formal spec to go along with the examples.
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by beckford 1y ago
Disclaimer: I took over maintenance of the Cap'n Proto C bindings a couple years ago. That makes sense. There is some opportunity though since the Cap'n Proto RPC had always lacked a JavaScript RPC implementation. For example, I h
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by beckford 1y ago
Since Cap'n Web is a simplification of Cap'n Proto RPC, it would be amazing if eventually the simplification traveled back to all the languages that Cap'n Proto RPC supports (C++, etc.). Or at least could be made to be binary
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Show HN: dk, a Windows-friendly, Nix-like build system(github.com)
1 points by beckford 1y ago|0 comments
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by beckford 1y ago
Yes, C and C++ have an odd symbiosis. I should have said C/C++.
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by beckford 1y ago
Obviously C is the ultimate compiler of compilers. But I would call Rust, Haxe and Hack production compilers. (As mentioned by sibling, Rust bootstraps itself since its early days. But that doesn't diminish that OCaml was the choice be
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Using Jujutsu (jj) to teach a course(diskuv.com)
2 points by beckford 1y ago|0 comments

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