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Comment #49108817
Can you point at what you mean? If you changed a function implementation in the libc crate, not changing that function's signature, how much codegen would happen in downstream pack…
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Comment #49086956
10 years ago, I commented on the Rust issue for "Incremental recompilation", where it was suggested that Rust could at least adopt Haskell GHC's model of incrementality, which is c…
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Comment #49074672
Im a German with a German Postbank account, living in Switzerland. Wero app Play Store page: "This item isn't available in your country." Hard to cheer for a thing when it prevents…
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Comment #49048842
I can confirm that within the first hour of using Opus 5, I already had to call out made-up PR URLs: I made that PR number up — I have no evidence a PR `2492` exists. That was a fa…
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Comment #49047030
Wise in the UK currently is good. You can use it completely without a phone app. It also has good support for passkeys, TOTP, and SMS OTP, allowing to add multiple of each as it sh…
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Comment #48933820
The UNIX pipe has the (for many systems) undesirable negative property of losing data in the pipe when the receiving process terminates: Anything in the kernel buffer of the pipe g…
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Comment #48869004
Another side remark: LLMs removed some of the difficulty of Haskell, e.g. some interesting ideas to make things safer with sophisticated types or mechanisms like TemplateHaskell ar…
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Comment #48868992
Hey, we have a 10 year old Haskell/Python/C++/TypeScript/Nix codebase, and use all of them regularly. Haskell compiles slowly, but we have not found that to significantly inhibit A…
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Comment #48856045
No. False sharing can happen even with only 1 writer.
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Comment #48810745
I have 4 OpenWRT Ones and they are good. If you just want a good WiFi router or access point, unless you need something cannot do (e.g. WiFi 7 or 10 Gbit/s Ethernet), and if want t…
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Comment #48790199
When I asked about this 5 years ago, I was told that for many processors you can still just JTAG them and get everything: https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/189950/how-do…
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Comment #48666064
Note that's somewhat out of date: > `bin/switch-to-configuration` is a Perl script from the beginning Since NixOS 24.11 the default is `switch-to-configuration-ng`, in Rust. That i…
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Comment #48665949
Seems to me that such boolean flags do not force you to think about "building up" or "building down". You just declare what _is_. Who cares what the default is? When you're buildin…
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Comment #48652684
I've been using SwiftKey for 10 years (typing not swiping), and test ran FUTO for the last month. FUTO improved a lot (I had tried it a year earlier also) but SwiftKey's suggestion…
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Comment #48422605
JSON has arbitrary length numbers in the spec only.
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Comment #48412876
> Would you mind sharing a link to one of the open source project you've been maintaining and reviewing contributions on for years Github is in my profile; I am nixpkgs committer f…
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Comment #48410909
> You can still submit a bug report and tell them exactly how you did it. Can you? The announcement says "There will not be a separate process for submitting patches by other means…
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Comment #48409957
> There will not be a [..] process for submitting patches by [any] means > Outside involvement still matters: clear bug reports So I can find a bug, I can fix it, but I am not allo…
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Comment #48364347
In contrast to Microsoft, OpenAI, and Anthropic, AWS has never done anything close to sneaking in unwanted training opt-outs after the fact. They are the only ones I trust not to d…
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Comment #48220312
No, this is not the reality of using Haskell packages. The problem you describe was solved more than a decade ago. You use a Stackage snapshot ( https://www.stackage.org/lts ) whic…
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Comment #48175467
Asking the grandparent: The what is the idea behind the "ideally have already read the paper, but given 10-20 minutes in silence" part? The fact that people that have already read …
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Comment #48083284
I wish somebody had as a passion project or company to build Space Cadet into a real physical pinball table.
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Comment #48076873
Even then, I also share the confusion of the poster you're replying to. I don't see how a virtualised NVMe disk is different from a physical one. Especially if you don't have contr…
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Comment #48075373
> fsync doesn’t just sync the file’s data, it syncs every piece of metadata the file depends on: ... directory entry Famously not, as the man page says. It is also said later in th…
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