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Comment #49172717
Sorry you had that experience. I supervised a PhD who had come to Germany and through her indirectly experienced the immigration office. When your residence permit runs out, and yo…
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Comment #47750303
Probably the second rewrite is really tight with good abstractions and little repetition. So no, the end result can still be DRY.
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Comment #47355779
As the project is GPL’ed I guess they sell a commercial version. GPL is toxic for embedded commercial software. But it can be good marketing to sell the commercial version. Edit: I…
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Comment #47248748
The "byte-code" coming from the query planner typically only has a handful of steps in a linear sequence. Joins, filters, and such. But the individual steps can be very costly. So …
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Comment #47243629
Sometimes, but not necessarily. It depends on the competence of the DEI "figurehead". Some communities had a figurehead installed by committee who provoked negative reactions due t…
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Comment #44970100
MOPSA does abstract interpretation for both C and Python. It even works across language boundaries. https://mopsa.lip6.fr/#features It also has more abstraction domains than „just“…
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Comment #44529808
The problems with C are real. At the same time, the tooling has gotten much better in the last years. Clang-analyzer is fast enough to run as part of the CI. Newer gcc also give qu…
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Comment #44276699
Microkanren et al are nice! But it is becoming sort of a mono-culture where other approaches get ignored. Before Microkanren, the rite of passage for logic programming was to build…
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Comment #44254677
They don‘t personally. It’s typically a training event paid by the employer.
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Comment #44050323
Microtype support for LuaTeX doesn't look so bad. At least on paper... https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/654089/microtypograp...
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Comment #43842059
This is corresponds to Chapter 1.4 of SICM (Structure and Interpretation of Classical Mechanics). Although SICM doesn't expose the underlying optimization method in the library int…
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Comment #43759701
Of course not. But you might get paid only a 50% salary for a PhD in the natural sciences (or liberal arts). Different fields have different cultures in that regard.
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Comment #43757281
Are you an engineer? Come to Europe. PhD candidates are not treated as students. They are treated as adults, and get the salary of an (entry-level) engineer with a master degree. Y…
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Comment #43611944
I just founded in Germany. The paperwork is … okay. Not much more crazy than tax returns or internal accounting you need to do in any jurisdiction. But yes, running any organizatio…
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Comment #43602923
Given the context he means the first.
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Comment #43536607
Most of these are implicit with -fhardened. https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Instrumentation-Options.h...
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Comment #43399695
Exactly, everybody can publish on arXiv. And there are enough semi-predatory journals/conferences which basically accept everybody. Especially since the LLM can rewrite any paragra…
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Comment #43398280
I happen to be an (associate) editor of an academic journal. What the people who critique the publication process are missing: 90% of submissions are crap - unfit for publication. …
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Comment #43284773
Many embedded devices run the lwip implementation of TCP/IP. The "POSIX port" of lwip does the same. It takes the raw Ethernet bytes from a TUN/TAP device. https://github.com/lwip-…
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Comment #42929120
Many researchers learn LaTeX by looking at the idioms used for the papers they really like. That includes code for Tikz figures. I hope people will use this tool only to remove the…
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Comment #42616129
You could agree to have the value of the company evaluated by a neutral outsider. There are specialists for it -- on the VC side and expert advisors for the legal system and arbitr…
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Comment #42497055
seconded
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Comment #42434501
Modelica underneath uses DAE (differential algebraic equations) [1,2]. Think of it like a solver for many coupled differential equations. The coupling happens through "linear" equa…
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Comment #41953697
Yes, this can be circumvented. But the optics are important. Imagine a backdoor planted by a Russian asset. Linux could get removed from some list of approved OS that can be used i…
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Comment #41916950
Umm. There is a deep integration between OPC UA and MQTT since ca. 2017. For binary and JSON payloads, and with encryption and group key management features. I see quite a bit of u…