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Comment #42867364
Could be that the new 100% and 0% are something like the old 80% and 20%
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Comment #42194082
"nightly" versions also allow to use unstable features, and unstable features may remain so for a very long time (potentially forever) without breaking, so an old nightly could may…
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Comment #41432182
I read parts of the Linux kernel source code pretty often, and getting the definition of a function is often pretty involved: - I don't always know the return code type, as the cal…
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Comment #39990826
I have not really thought too far ahead, I know quite a bit about Linux internals, so when in doubt I tend to follow what was done there. I have not though very far in how to handl…
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Comment #39988070
Well yes, but I the main idea of this series is to use no dependencies in order to have a deeper under standing of the entire stack, from boot to GUIs (that is a long term goal!)
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Comment #39988059
Well this part did not have much RISC-V in it, as it builds upon the abstractions of part 2, which had lots of assembly!
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Comment #38060430
I think they meant if you cast a pointer to an integer, do some math on that and then store that. Then you will a stored result that will likely differ from run to run
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Comment #37927307
I think in High-Performance Computing a lot of the networking NICs behave in that way, because you are 100% sure that you know the fabric layout. Stuff like InfiniBand, HPE Slingsh…
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Comment #36923951
I got bitten many times by the fact that PATH is not taken into account, because I use Nix to manage by dotfiles, including `clangd`, but when developing libraries that target the …
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Comment #36923904
I had a situation where I'm not really sure I could have used something else than null: I need a value in one of two columns exactly (meaning one is NULL and the other not). You ca…
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Comment #36484608
Targeting a RHEL kernel version is quite different than targeting the same official kernel version as they backport a huge number of features, resulting in drivers that may work in…
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Comment #36388489
I packaged some python applications in nixpkgs, and it seems the consensus is to try and relax the dependency so that the globally packaged version is used, but if it fails the you…
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Comment #33658235
In High Performance Computing the most recent Top1 machine ils counted in Exaflops, so there's quite some talk aubout exascale computing.