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No, if I have stuff, and I fork(), you, my child process is expected to have a copy of that stuff in it's current state. However, the kernel lies to you. It delays copying the stuf…

Isn't this. this? https://swtch.com/~rsc/regexp/regexp1.html

https://nand2tetris.org and my implementation of the projects: https://github.com/porridgewithraisins/nand2tetris

IME it's a test in which it is easy to grade many people in a way that it is really unlikely that two people end up with the same grade. That is what leetcode achieves and that is …

+1 I'd like to know as well

Yeah, I like doing this too. Not _always_, but for a few things. I use it to emulate partial functions. In a show hosting/ticket booking app for example, I never want in any case u…

Highlights: - Popovers, Selectmenu and other new components. - Scroll Driven Animations - CSS Nesting - Color-mix - New text styling primitives - Custom cascading order with @layer…

I assume parallelizing latex builds of separate sections for their website. Like building out blogs/physics and blogs/cs from their latex equivalents in parallel.

I use a regular trackpad, and maintain fingers on the home row. I use the trackpad with my two thumbs.

My Dell optiplex 9020 all-in-one, a compatibility beast, has all the usb ports you can think of, hdmi, sd card, CD drive, VGA... And yes, support for PS2 keyboard and mouse. It can…

Autohotkey There is simply no better automation program on any OS. I even run a fully fledged tiling wm written in autohotkey. ( For reference, here's when I tricked r/unixporn int…