meepmorp

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by meepmorp 9mo ago
Maybe not on the investment/new hotness side, but as a user I'm not clamoring for greater LLM integration. Maybe I'm a Luddite, though.
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by meepmorp 9mo ago
Seems like it's just a comment written by someone with little to no experience using zig.
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by meepmorp 10mo ago
Why settle for just one?
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by meepmorp 10mo ago
I tend to expand TLS thread-local storage, so SSL is less confusing for me.
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by meepmorp 11mo ago
> Won’t somebody please think of the parasites?
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by meepmorp 1y ago
To paraphrase Rainer Wolfcastle - the budgets do nothing! You get a warning. There's no service cutoffs or hard limits on spending.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
The external fuel tank, whence came the foam that stuck the wing, leading to the loss of Columbia.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
I've tried mosh several times and always found it to be more annoying than tmux/screen + living with the reality of dropped connections on mobile.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
> Since I suppose none of the browser vendors will give developers money to change their xslt usage in codebases for something else. Let's turn that around: are you willing to pay a browser vendor to keep supporting xslt so you can
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Unless it comes from the Commie region of Asia, it's just sparkling state capitalism.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
yeah, some jerk filed a windows https bug after the release had been tagged
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Aren't LTO formats only backward compatible with the immediate prior version?
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Yeah, I think what people really liked about git (vs many other VCSs at the time) was cheap and easy local branching, not the distributed nature.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
It's kind of weird that we've collectively decided on a distributed version control system, while centralizing where we keep the repositories and metadata.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Actually, the big problem for me is that github doesn't have issues at the moment.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
It's weird that you've been downvoted for essentially restating what Zig's BFDN said when closing an issue related to error payloads: https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/2647#issuecomment-2525
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by meepmorp 1y ago
The pdp-11 was 16-bit.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
They make frisbee-sized CPUs.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
I don't think I've ever intentionally used the scroll back search in iterm2 and deliberately disabled the shortcut for it because I kept triggering it by accident. I don't understand wanting or needing it, at all.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Why would leaving an unsecured bike to catch thieves be illegal? Entrapment is when law enforcement gets people to commit crimes they wouldn't have considered committing otherwise. Plus your lawyer needs to make a convincing case that
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Do they have foundry customers? Serious question; I remember Gelsinger's IFS announcement and that they had some launch partners, but haven't seen much since.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
I for one would welcome our new AI overlords a bit more if C-suite jobs were the get first ones LLM'd into obsolescence.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Well it's an hour later and nobody got vaporized in response, so it probably wasn't Russian space nukes.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
If you're not already off VMware or actively planning an exit, you're a fool.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Interestingly, Zeeker is owned by the same Chinese parent company as Volvo, Geely auto.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
It'd be more surprising if he wasn't, tbh.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
The original article points out that MIPS (the company) no longer designs chips using MIPS (the architecture).
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by meepmorp 1y ago
> There is also the notion of structured water I had to look up structured water and agree with the sibling poster: stop listening to cranks and grifters.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Former smokers switching back is one thing, but how often do people start out with vaping and then move to smoking tobacco?
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Or changes over time.

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