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Why Did Huawei Build Its Own Programming Language? [video]
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HarmonyOS 6 Full Overview: New Design, AI Features and Privacy Upgrades [video]
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Why has Linux stopped innovating?
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1y ago
I'm kind of wondering where this sentiment is coming from that LLMs are stealing open-source code. Isn't it just the same as someone learning programming by reading and working on open-source code and then writing closed software
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2y ago
Why can't the server send unsolicited messages in JSON-RPC? I've implemented bidirectional JSON-RPC in multiple projects and things work just fine, even going as far as sharing most of the code.
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2y ago
Seemed that way, in my case at least they only really checked the passports. Doubt they'd notice or care if one brings a trunkload full of GPUs across the border.
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2y ago
That particular border actually does get controlled these days, got held up at the German-Polish border just a week or so ago: https://www.bmi.bund.de/SharedDocs/pressemitteilungen/EN/202... But of course you
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2y ago
Since it allows for accepting incoming TCP connections, this should allow for HTTP servers to run within the browser, although running directly on port 80/443 might not be supported everywhere (can't see it mentioned in the spec,
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2y ago
Memory64 is supported by a lot of runtimes now, although it isn't fully standardized yet (see https://github.com/WebAssembly/proposals ), so no idea how reliable the implementations actually are, since I haven'
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2y ago
Fair enough, so to test things out I've enabled Voice Control and tried whether it makes a difference how the elements were arranged: At least with Chrome, it does not make a difference! It correctly determined the label and I could ju
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2y ago
Not sure I agree with the conclusion of that article, according to it, only 2 screen readers don't support nested labels, I couldn't find statistics on how prevalent these are, but there are a lot of alternative screen readers one
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> Some old processors had page fault handling in hardware. This sucked rocks, and Linus yelled at the PowerPC guys somewhat extensively about this 20 years ago. Wait, wasn't it the other way around? I might be mistaken but wasn'