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    Comment #48337015

    Xor isn't Turing complete sadly.

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    Comment #48205213

    It's not UB. Integer promotion applies, the signed int is implicitly coerced to unsigned (or the other way around - don't remember which.)

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    Comment #48192453

    Yeesh, one illegal move attempt means you just lose? That's harsh...

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    Comment #48192363

    Javascript/PCRE/etc regexes have additional features (like backreferences) that give them strictly more computational power than a regular DFA/NFA. (Still not Turing complete thoug…

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    Comment #48192319

    So it is NP (in fact P)

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    Comment #48166054

    We Americans can't understand ourselves either.

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    Comment #48165935

    Right wing anti-environmentalist political statement.

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    Comment #48131087

    Updated nginx on all my company's VMs as soon as I found out about this

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    Comment #48130586

    Nintendo Switch does not run Linux, it runs a proprietary OS called Horizon based on the Nintendo 3DS firmware. Not sure but it might or might not have some BSD code in the network…

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    Comment #48130560

    I'd bet even more Linux usage is ChromeOS which even more barely counts, and certainly both are dwarfed by Android which simply doesn't count.

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    Comment #47986720

    It's like simple n-gram Markov chain algorithms vs modern LLMs for text

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    Comment #47986700

    Read that as "only depends on the base dotnet runtime." I think the C# compiler at least can emit native code these days, but I'm not primarily a dotnet dev either so not too famil…

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    Comment #47660148

    27 unique levels. 40KB minus a handful of spare bytes and some unused code. The max the NES can support without mappers. Modern NES homebrew and demoscene can do fancier stuff with…

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    Comment #47487816

    Best (for older kids) would be a dumb cell phone like we had in the 2000s. Good for phone calls, texting, and simple offline apps like casual games, camera and music player. Maybe …

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    Comment #47487429

    Problem with f16 is that hardware support is still "new" and can't be relied on in consumer grade CPUs yet.

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    Comment #46959495

    GP is asking about the text prompt itself, not the generated image. If pure text can qualify as CSAM in Australia then it's a logical question.

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    Comment #46840783

    I believe this means "VBMACXOR16X16X16" is now officially the longest x86 mnemonic

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    Comment #46496276

    Question: why did they decide to make /usr/bin the "primary" and /bin the symlink? Methinks it should have been the other way around as was the original Unix design before the spli…

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    Comment #46496219

    Thankfully it's trivially easy to disable OneDrive via the task manager startup tab. Never had any issues with MSFT sneakily turning it back on either. This super aggressive OneDri…

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    Comment #46437000

    And on macOS if you need bash > 3.2

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    Comment #46412073

    What is the alternative to PGP for the specific use case of secure email? That doesn't mandate dealing with the X509 certificate bureaucracy?

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    Comment #46393885

    As long as you don't have any security compliance requirements and/or can afford the cost of self hosting your LLM, sure. Anyone working in government, banking, or healthcare is st…

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    Comment #46376284

    I would add to that, replace #include with a proper module system that fixes the encapsulation and redundant parsing problems once and for all. It's 2025 and C++ modules still aren…

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    Comment #46254434

    No doubt Nintendo was involved in the lobbying effort for this. Back in the 80s they successfully pushed to amend Japanese copyright law to ban game rentals.

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    Comment #45768828

    Per IEEE 754, yes, but JS the language doesn't distinguish between NaN representations.