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This does seem to align decently well with, for example, the policy the LLVM project recently adopted https://llvm.org/docs/AIToolPolicy.html , which allows for AI but requires a h…

Location: Seattle Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: To major cities on suburbs with good non-car commute options (that is, not Mountain View) Technologies: Much of my recent experie…

There's also [libflame]( https://github.com/flame/libflame ) by the same group, which is a higher-level API for matrix computations. The library's API si such that you can derive a…

You can find some more {complex, idiomatic, not terribly hacked together} Rust kernels at https://github.com/thepowersgang/ .

I'm not sure what you're getting at. More of what?

My current approach to the heap problem (I'm working on a toy Rust kernel) is to compile the allocator portions of the standard library (liballoc) with a configuration flag that ma…

I guess one interpretation of Erlang's = (this is from someone rather new to the language) is "Make the thing on the left equal to the thing on the right without mutating existing …

Well, every base has issues with non-termination. In base 10, we have problems like 1/3 = 0.33333... . Base 2 has its own set of non-terminating decimal expansions, including 1 / 3…

If by "decimal numbers" you mean the reals written in base 10, how do you propose we precisely represent the result of 1 / 3 . Or pi?

The feature is rather useful for record-keeping purposes (also known as CYA).

As this comment's uncle pointed out, you can probably find a "fill in the blank" DMCA notice somewhere on the net. If that doesn't work, many lawyers give free consultations (AFAIK…

Could you use a DMCA-like thing to get them to stop doing that?

You probably need a font that covers the relevant ligatures. Does "fi" display for you? That's the Unicode codepoint U+FB01.

How do you change your negative sign on a unixoid? The only reference to negative signs in locale(5) is under LC_MONETARY.

I'm pull request #36.

Not too difficult in Common Lisp (the parser is fully exposed to user code, so I just changed the meaning of "g").

I also got accepted to work on Unicode support in SBCL!

The reverse, I think.

Not to drag the thread off topic, but this seems like the kind of situation where a version of Haskell's Maybe or Either monads might come in handy, so you could write: do command1…

Disabling zoom is also not good for visually impaired users and other people who need things to be bigger sometimes.

Is the signup failing with "Facebook returned an error:" for anyone else?

Out of curiosity, what's the string?

If it's for your own development work, Debian/Ubuntu will generate a self-signed SSL certificate when you install the package `ssl-cert`.

It's an ID10T error, though (IIRC) it's more tech supprot/sysadmin jargon.