Posts by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
 (DIR) Post #AxbvChEwsjbANKzqiG by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2025-08-27T23:41:57.895989Z
       
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       @sun @meeper Can I send you a patch by email? If yes, the friction is not high, let alone very high.
       
 (DIR) Post #AxqGpUOBPiMR3x5ssi by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2025-09-03T21:50:12.526106Z
       
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       @penguin42 @hrw I hate submodules very much too. However, their implementation has become far less buggy in the last couple of years. It used to be extremely easy to break your repository completely with them. But in 2025 you can live with them with little trouble for months, maybe even years. BTW, it's "git submodule update". Don't do -f. The main remaining reason for my hate is how easy to is to forget to update them. And a less important reason is that branches are prevalent in modern git workflows (instead of cloning), and they conflict with submodules.
       
 (DIR) Post #Ay3QD3rx5fraPBoPbc by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2025-09-10T06:06:36.624697Z
       
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       @david_chisnall @regehr I wonder what's going on in E2k land these days. Just a decade ago they didn't have register rename at all. The heart of the design was a large (64 or 128) multiport (4 minimum) register file. They claimed that performance was competitive against x86 made on a similar process (although sadly not world-beating).
       
 (DIR) Post #Ay8MW99uDhcyHor2hs by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2025-09-12T15:18:46.666301Z
       
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       @bagder The one time I saw HN comments, they were dumber than Reddit.
       
 (DIR) Post #Ay9MmaC3fS9FvNetFo by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2025-09-13T02:56:29.348974Z
       
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       @sun yes, and?
       
 (DIR) Post #AyBYBUkQXU7o5Qjg7E by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2025-09-14T04:13:33.707411Z
       
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       @sophie "YAML may seem ‘simple’ and ‘obvious’ when glancing at a basic example, but turns out it’s not. The YAML spec is 23,449 words; for comparison, TOML is 3,339 words, JSON is 1,969 words, and XML is 20,603 words."https://www.arp242.net/yaml-config.html
       
 (DIR) Post #AyCwkfLCUK3L1HpnXc by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2025-09-14T20:23:27.884987Z
       
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       @penguin42 @phooky The brand still exists, only it's all digital:https://www.channelmaster.com/products/tv-antenna-rotator-system-cm-9521hd
       
 (DIR) Post #AyoY5AD2W12hSc1Asi by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2025-10-02T23:46:15.715718Z
       
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       Funny social experienceA local company, ACS, rejected my job application. But a couple of weeks later, they organized a "Happy Hour" gathering, and provided beer and pizza for local engineers, in an evident recruitment effort.So I went there, ate my pizza, and asked: "so, why did you guys rejected me?" And they said: "our codebase is all in C++, and your C++ credentials are fairly weak, so..." Fair enough, I suppose.While I was looking for a job and going to interview, I learned that I was "a stereotypical C programmer". Hiring managers spare one glance for my resume and immediately put me into that kind of pigeon hole.All these years of Python and Go, and it cannot shake up the foundation that I laid down when I hacked on kernel.
       
 (DIR) Post #Az5NdR9OEsuM2Wlmxk by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2025-10-11T02:39:15.719243Z
       
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       Today was the last day of the sprint at my new job, and by a complete miracle I completed my first "MR" (which is the same as PR, only renamed by someone who wanted to be dumb like the inventor of KiB/MiB/GiB).
       
 (DIR) Post #AzNFbm7K0qdhhQmHRo by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2025-10-19T17:34:06.105988Z
       
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       Authentic Microsoft Windows experience today: a dialog appears that says, "Something Went Wrong" (in bold), and adds (in smaller letters), "Contact your admin for help". I contacted my admin and he suggests to reboot, which obviously changes nothing.
       
 (DIR) Post #AzQ9q0sXuREtHl9V56 by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2025-10-21T03:13:36.552537Z
       
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       They found a guy who knew the answer. It was something called "Copilot".
       
 (DIR) Post #B0HSvMp0Bl7zrTfPjE by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2025-11-15T20:27:12.855609Z
       
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       Status: Fighting the gag reflex from reading about "let mut foo".
       
 (DIR) Post #B0HtFHlrH4P8nTM4Ui by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2025-11-16T01:22:08.607611Z
       
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       https://www.airs.com/blog/archives/675Wow, someone still programs in Golang.
       
 (DIR) Post #B0HtLck0DlQxZWVdfE by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2025-11-16T01:23:17.531868Z
       
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       I mean, someone somewhat famous and influential still programs in Golang. The mooks at Sailpoint do a lot of that still, but I was sure it's a dead end.
       
 (DIR) Post #B0JD2LK8wgmKIESPmy by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2025-11-16T16:38:36.501959Z
       
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       The name of the company sounds awfully familiar for some reason.
       
 (DIR) Post #B0t9B7fVbuEtjxg168 by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2025-12-04T00:44:57.818413Z
       
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       minio is kill?https://github.com/minio/minio/commit/27742d469462e1561c776f88ca7a1f26816d69e2
       
 (DIR) Post #B1FUZIOrjcaaUMNVuC by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2025-12-14T19:28:16.905258Z
       
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       @deprecated_ii What is there to implement in a dynamic array? Did you include the allocation of memory for it?
       
 (DIR) Post #B23gVdK3rYzh5xDats by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2026-01-08T00:37:39.365862Z
       
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       Looking for pages with "unknwon_type"BingIncluding results for unknown_type.Do you want results only for unknwon_type?YES, click+unknwon_type syntaxAll results are for unknown types in Javascript
       
 (DIR) Post #B2arJUuEYxKaxsmVfM by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2026-01-24T00:44:11.263388Z
       
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       https://grugbrain.dev/
       
 (DIR) Post #B2xoDbMnVzFfM5GNFo by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2026-02-04T02:27:52.437415Z
       
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       https://itsfoss.com/news/amutable-linux-security/