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Guessing they meant K&R style C?

Found this video a good explanation. https://youtu.be/xuUM84dvxcY?si=VPBEsu8wz70vWbX4

Zig uses ZeroVer so don't expect it to ever hit 1.0.

https://0ver.org/

Something like the SQL Server Management Studio execution plan view?

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/p...

For the dev progress: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/54766

Agreed Chrome is good on mobile. But I can't stand browsing without uBlockOrigin or dark reader. Plus URL bar on the bottom in Firefox is brilliant.

Given it's such a hot part of their code, I'm genuinely surprised they didn't go down the state machine route for as optimal a solution, or even further and made use of vector instructions. Maybe Rust can autovectorise the code though.

> 100k lines of multithreaded C++ Just for a JPEG library. Damn!

Yeah, this is just wrong about Flutter/Dart.

Now think on the scale of a restaurant/bar. Could save them a lot if none of the glasses broke!

I've not heard of rqlite, but raft is a popular consensus algorithm used by several quite a few notable systems including CockroachDB, MongoDB, RabbitMQ. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raft_(algorithm)

Not WeeWii?

I mainly use Plex, but the key benefits are that it remembers what you've watched, allows for multiple accounts, allows for easily continuation of a film or series without having to remember what time/episode you were on. Also allows for easy remote viewing.

At this point why not create an alias or function in bashrc? Then is also portable to other setups?

A 500 mile radius circle has a diameter of 1000 miles, so you're both correct.

Waterloo is rendered quite hilariously https://github.com/anisotropi4/kingfisher/blob/main/image/W/...

NPU is the term normally used

So 800B + a router network, so not far off a trillion?

That's a lot of info. Bit over my head. I hope Samsung will continue with Exynos, feels bad having mainly Qualcomm with little competition.

C family here refers to syntax style. In this case the general use of curly braces to denote blocks and often semicolons to denote end of statements. Another example of such a family would be the ML language family with languages like Haskell and F Sharp.

I use tree style tabs, what don't you like about it?

This is a weird take. Nothing Oracle did was wrong. RedHat's model can be used by anyone, why shouldn't another company make use of the source's? It's the risk of the model RedHat has gone for and also RedHat has added clauses to they're terms preventing resharing of sources which is against GPL.

They're also using it for the new Cosmic DE for Pop! OS

Looks like there is youki [1] for that.

[1] https://github.com/containers/youki

The cost of a new mobo and RAM can't be worth it for the minimal improvements surely?

Given Google have made their TPUs for machine learning and Tensor processors for phones it may be possible they are investigating it. AMD is killing it though from the server side so it's hard to justify your own CPUs right now.

Just staying on 4G doesn't sell new phones.

Agreed, it would be an interesting idea to make a new coreutils with everything modernised/cleaned up to be easier to use and more consistent.

Grep is for simple text, jq allows much more powerful searching/selection. Don't get me wrong, I believe it should be a choice and not force JSON on users, but for some it's useful.