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by mbStavola 4d ago
They are not saying the assembly is bad all the time, but merely that sometimes , for some inputs, the assembly is bad. Which is definitely true, though I would prefer the term "suboptimal." Again, to the OP's point, look
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by mbStavola 15d ago
Hey, I had this done! As far as surgeries go, this one is easy as hell on your body even if it's performed on your God damn heart! Genuinely life changing and haven't had a real issue in the decade since (occasional flutters are a
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Booting Fuchsia's Zircon on a Homebrew RISC-V SoC, on an Artix-7 FPGA(hdlfactory.com)
4 points by mbStavola 2mo ago|0 comments
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by mbStavola 2mo ago
I used to work one block from there. For years I got off at that station and walked past the building but had no idea it was hiding something like that. Amazing!
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by mbStavola 2mo ago
El Psy Kongroo
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by mbStavola 2mo ago
Didn't he drop this feature years ago?
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by mbStavola 2mo ago
The difference is that Rust doesn't gate comments on proof-of-use, even if core contributors might find it annoying. Honestly, this is the first I've heard of such a policy in a project (though no doubt it exists elsewhere, in the
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by mbStavola 5mo ago
Considering that it's been doing so successfully at volume for just over 15 years, I think their language choice was fine.
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by mbStavola 5mo ago
https://www.githubstatus.com/ In particular: https://www.githubstatus.com/history
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by mbStavola 6mo ago
> Ruby Central’s actions during this period were taken in response to a breakdown in a working relationship with an individual who had significant access to infrastructure and code > [...] > At the time, we believed a serious risk
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by mbStavola 6mo ago
Would it? It's the most popular event for speedrunning and has raised millions of dollars each year for over a decade. Sounds like they're doing just fine as is and, perhaps, fostering an inclusive environment which explicitly pro
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by mbStavola 7mo ago
... is it? It really depends on how large that meal is. What if it's a daily mukbang?
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by mbStavola 8mo ago
Bichons and Rust? I'm already sold!
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by mbStavola 10mo ago
Every time I watch one of her performances, I smile when she says "... with the scope."
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by mbStavola 11mo ago
Without more details, it's hard for me to nail down the exact motivations at play here. My current read is that RC majorly botched the takeover, demonstrated gaps in security know-how, and then retroactively framed everything as a prob
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by mbStavola 11mo ago
I am definitely not affiliated with either, moreso my opinion is considerably more negative of the new maintainers (both for the method of takeover and their handling of this incident). Quite frankly, I don't even know why you would ev
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by mbStavola 11mo ago
No but he was seeking it, from the email in the RubyCentral article and directly from TFA: > I have no interest in any PII, commercially or otherwise. As my private email published by Ruby Central demonstrates, my entire proposal was bas
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by mbStavola 11mo ago
One of the primary justifications given for the takeover was to secure the gems service and offer trustworthy stewardship. Reading this, I don't really get the sense that the new maintainers are really prepared to deliver on either. Th
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Gem.coop(gem.coop)
525 points by mbStavola 1y ago|304 comments
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by mbStavola 1y ago
I thought the audio was just overlayed on top, but it was streamed in via the controller. It sounds AMAZING, incredibly even on the console!
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by mbStavola 1y ago
Except the largest Mastodon instance, mastodon.social, does federate with Threads. I'm not even sure if the list you provided even covers most of the top instances either. It really feels like an "eating your cake and having it
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by mbStavola 1y ago
I wonder why the Fediverse metrics don't count Threads, the single largest AP instance by several orders of magnitude?
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by mbStavola 1y ago
> No offense, but some people requirements are really, really low. I think you kinda hit the nail on the head, but I believe there is an extra dimension to this: desire. For BG3, it looked fun and I had good memories of BG2 so I was int
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by mbStavola 1y ago
I had tried to run BG3 on my Steam Deck a couple months back. It ran... okay. Lot's of hitches and I had to tune things way way way down, but somewhat playable. I'm very grateful that they took the time to build a native Steam Dec
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by mbStavola 1y ago
> it has obvious limitations (and generally it can be called unsound, especially around thread locals) Is this really better than what we have now? I don't think async is perfect, but I can see what tradeoffs they are currently maki
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by mbStavola 1y ago
Part of me also wonders if people may agree that its better simply because they don't actually have to do the summarization anymore. Even if it is worse by some %, that is an annoying task you are no longer responsible for; if anythi
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by mbStavola 1y ago
Amusingly, selecting Bay Ridge in Brooklyn also seems to select Westerleigh in Staten Island; I know Bay Ridge shares a congressional district with Staten Island, but I assure you we're still a part of Brooklyn.
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by mbStavola 1y ago
This already exists, especially in the outer boroughs. But of course I'd love to see more of it!
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by mbStavola 1y ago
Looking at the reasoning[0]: > To plead a claim of fraud, petitioner must plead that: (1) respondent made a false representation to the USPTO; (2) respondent had knowledge of the falsity of the representation; (3) the false represent
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by mbStavola 1y ago
A dog entered a tavern and said: "I cannot see anything, I'll open this one!"

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