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Comment #42751890
Yes! This is along the lines of what I thought of when I saw ghostty. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42524537 It's too bad I don't use vscode. I think it would be cool to hav…
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Comment #42630589
If you spent enough time and energy on it.. I'm fairly confident you could get the newest Ubuntu running. You'd have to build your own kernel, manually generate the initramfs, figu…
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Comment #42627786
You could install Ubuntu 24.04 using debootstrap. That would just get you the user space, though, you'd still have to build your own kernel image.
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Comment #42625845
Are you aware that mainline linux runs on these Jetson devices? It's a bit of annoying work, but you can be running ArchLinuxARM. https://github.com/archlinuxarm/PKGBUILDs/pull/158…
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Comment #42618187
Is that why I got down voted? This thing is header-only, I'm guessing it doesn't need rtti or have a big footprint.
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Comment #42616350
Nobody knows about BOOST_SCOPE_DEFER? #include BOOST_SCOPE_DEFER [&] { close(fd); }; Implementation here: https://github.com/boostorg/scope/blob/develop/include/boost...
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Comment #42546415
Fantastic links. They should be at the top of this thread. This stuff looks really impressive to me. I'm not an expert. I take it that it is implicitly assumed that code running on…
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Comment #42544342
How did they do it? The idea for homomorphic encryption has been around a long time, but as far as I am aware the time+space requirements have found to be tremendous, thus renderin…
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Comment #42524537
I went to ghostty.org and spent a long time staring at that animated ghost, and thought of clippy. Except this guy seems to have wider range of emotions. Anyways, I eventually lear…
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Comment #42524479
What I like about foot is the heuristics governing text selection with the mouse. I find that more often than not, if I double click with the mouse on some text, what it ends up se…
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Comment #42496767
Yeah, totally. I find LLMs are very useful for doing stuff with the preprocessor, too. ChatGPT taught me how to use boost preprocessor (BOOST_PP_FOR_EACH_PRODUCT). Still though, I …
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Comment #42495896
For the love of God when will c++ compilers finally be able to output template errors that aren't completely expanded and are written in terms of the user's typedefs? Most of the t…
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Comment #42396567
Before #define ing MY_MACRO, do #ifdef MY_MACRO #error #endif edit: and #undef MY_MACRO after done using it, ideally.
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Comment #42208852
Many people dismiss mathematics because they aren't interested in it. I definitely wasn't interested in doing dozens and dozens of error-prone problem sets that mainly boiled down …
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Comment #42208400
In my high school we were basically only instructed to get good at applied math. Calculus. Which more often than not was simply "plugging it in". Most of that work is trivially aut…
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Comment #41807662
Then what is proton written in? C++?
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Comment #41690221
My model for LDD in my head was, "run the app up until the entry point of the executable, print the loaded DSOs, and exit() before ever starting the exe." That'd get you potentiall…
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Comment #41688941
I guess I wasn't sure that DT_NEEDED entries covered everything. Sometimes you have stuff that happens in DT_INIT constructors.
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Comment #41688790
Disentangling who loads what without actually running the app, i.e. allowing a sequence of dlopen() calls to succeed, seems impossible to accomplish in the presence of binary code …
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Comment #41631229
Yes, there are some wrinkles in upgrading packages on Arch, like you said. I've had to manually install archlinux-keyring with pacman. Ive had to manually upgrade yay because a sha…
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Comment #41622493
I always have such a difficult time messing with packages on debian. On arch, there is a single PKGBUILD file, and it's basically the simplest thing anyone could think of which mak…
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Comment #41576627
Are delay slots unique to mips? They're a pretty significant aspect (complication) that I don't see anywhere else. Also, the gp register- don't know of any other arch where you nee…
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Comment #38158833
Yeah and key here is that there's nothing to stop you from cloning the repo for a package, checking out an older revision, and running makepkg (granted, it's not guaranteed to work…
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Comment #37758640
The GLIBC_TUNABLES can be used to "choose" between different versions of e.g. memcpy at runtime. This can be really useful for debugging, if you want to allow/disallow AVX extensio…
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Comment #37681833
In drawing comparison to the "Angry Young Men" [1] of British playwrights, did this piece of writing establish a new wave of "Angry Young Hackers"? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wik…