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jtsylve

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About jtsylve

my public key: https://keybase.io/jtsylve; my proof: https://keybase.io/jtsylve/sigs/TalAo1JgjZzgye75OkrOA34RGb5ueg9UkuVkPwi9Wz8

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    Comment #47443981

    v2 Adds support for PSpice, which should hopefully cover the TI models. Let me know if not. https://github.com/jtsylve/spice-crypt

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    Comment #47439949

    I posted SpiceCrypt ( https://github.com/jtsylve/spice-crypt ) a few days ago for decrypting LTspice models. It now supports all six PSpice encryption modes as well. PSpice is Cade…

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    Comment #47409317

    I've got it working. Will update soon.

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    Comment #47400012

    File a feature request on github with some background details and I'll look into it!

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    Comment #47399077

    A baseless claim may come (and if so, I'll write about it), but this use case is the textbook example of why these exemptions exist, so I can't see how any legal threats could be a…

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    Comment #47398604

    This is my work. Thanks for sharing! I'm happy to answer any questions, and feedback and requests are welcome.

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    Comment #44282564

    The answer may be in your question. - This is currently solved by inference pipelines. - Models and techniques improve over time. The ability for different agents with different sp…

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    Comment #43979590

    “A student asked, ‘Yeah, but do the wrinkles always form in the same way?’ And I thought: I haven’t the foggiest clue!” said German, a faculty member at the Thomas J. Watson Colleg…

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    Comment #34119779

    I experimented with the proposed parallel data type extensions to the C++ standard library. I got impressive performance gains for calculating APFS fletcher checksums without resor…

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    Comment #27992227

    I think it just causes the type loophole_t to be defined (and thus the loophole friend function).

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    Comment #25780089

    Does this also mean that they're the largest private recipients of farm subsidies?

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    Comment #18984476

    The fix, for anyone who is interested: https://github.com/golang/go/commit/42b42f71cf8f5956c09e6623...

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    Comment #18624509

    I'm not sure when the last time you've tried, but in the last year VSCode has come a long way towards "just working" out of the box for C++. They've specifically focused on it. If …

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    Comment #14426907

    Believe it or not, I wasn't trying to be snarky. I honestly didn't know if I misunderstood your argument. It was possible that you were talking about using a flawed premise or some…

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    Comment #14425146

    The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, not the Germans. Am I missing something from your argument or is this just a silly mistake?

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    Comment #13955155

    Nope, the spec seems to suggest it's unsigned char. This is also what gcc has done. https://patchwork.ozlabs.org/patch/737032/

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    Comment #13896388

    I happen to be in the Netherlands today and have had no problem using Google on OS X & Chrome

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    Comment #13164133

    Thanks. The more you know...

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    Comment #13162730

    Can you define those terms for those of us who are unaware?

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    Comment #12894997

    Thanks for the reply and your future consideration. I'm glad you seem to have taken the question as it was intended. I certainly didn't mean to imply that one license is superior t…

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    Comment #12894936

    I don't think that the GPL or the FSF is bad or evil. I've released and maintain several projects that are GPL licensed. GPL is by definition more restrictive than Apache and BSD, …

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    Comment #12894806

    This seems very similar to what once was Google Wave. That's not a criticism, though. I miss Wave.