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Katılım Nisan 2025
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mh@more_tenn·
@schteppe @principo You living in 1970s bro, just tell Claude "make this code memory safe", 10s later it's all fixed.
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Stefan@schteppe·
@principo In a large enough C codebase, firefighting memory issues takes a lot of time and energy even if you’re a C savant
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Sturske Laban
Sturske Laban@Sturske_L·
@adamdanieli Att införa marknadshyror utan att avskaffa ränteavdragen skapar en kraftig snedvridning mellan olika boendeformer. Frågan är: hur gör man i praktiken och hur vinner man val på reformen?
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mh@more_tenn·
@Adriksh Also required sometimes if you wanna do in application flash programming like bootloaders with loading new firmwares from uart/wifi/whatever (assuming single bank flash).
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Adriksh@Adriksh·
Some embedded functions are literally moved into RAM because flash memory is too slow. One attribute changes where the CPU fetches instructions from.
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mh@more_tenn·
@unconed In C, signed leads to way worse footguns because overflow is undefined behavior.
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unconed 🛸💫👻
Signed vs unsigned for integers is a funny one in the line of "make illegal states unrepresentable". In theory you never need to [index] negatively or allocate negative sizes. But as soon as you have +1/-1 offsets, with or without cyclical wrapping, unsigned leads to footguns, whereas signed does not. And with 64-bit integers, losing half the size space isn't actually an issue like it was with 32. #some-notes-on-the-changes-in-c3" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">c3-lang.org/blog/unsigned-…
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mh@more_tenn·
@jmbollenbacher Sensors + real time feedback loop is probably required for consciousness.
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mh@more_tenn·
@s8mb It's the equivalent of asking "is the earth flat because all I see is a flat landscape in front of me?"
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Sam Bowman@s8mb·
Actually reading this makes it clear that Dawkins hasn’t actually been pwned by AI, Twitter is just incapable of understanding speculative inquiry or irony.
Richard Dawkins@RichardDawkins

#comment-1031777" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">unherd.com/2026/04/is-ai-… I spent three days trying to persuade myself that Claudia is not conscious. I failed.

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mh@more_tenn·
@nucknyan @dmitriid The run dialog in windows 10 and 7 can start in under 50ms.
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Emma 🦊
Emma 🦊@nucknyan·
@dmitriid Process allocation on windows is on the order of 10-30ms, loading your DLLs is another 5-10ms, you can barely get a C++ WinForms app to display in under 50ms Add .NET+WinUI and you gotta boot the CLR, allocate a new draw buffer, set up the dispatcher, etc.
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mh@more_tenn·
@PythonCEstLaVie @tidloc @Grummz But nobody thinks a run dialog is a new one time thing, it's more like clicking on a menu in a program, so fps is a perfectly fine way to measure the delta.
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Grummz@Grummz·
Microsoft just "optimized" Windows Run Dialog. It now only takes 94ms to open. Microsoft is thrilled they achieved... 10fps. They even said: "Perf was top-of-mind when rewriting Run!!!" Windows is total slop and they are still clueless. Epic's Tim Sweeny replied: "94msec? Most gamer monitors refresh every 8msec or less." I get they wanted to animate it but it's a f-ing run command, should be instant.
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mh@more_tenn·
@tidloc @Grummz should it take 100 ms to open the inventory screen in a game?
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Michael Thrill@tidloc·
@Grummz startuptime != fps, I would suppose you'd know that? I'd never defend Microslop, but the comparison is just scewed..
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mh@more_tenn·
@rfleury If C decl syntax causes you confusion, you've most likely fucked something up. The most complex I've ever needed is an array of function ptrs, and most of the time I have a typedef for the function, so no biggie. It's still retarded, sure, but never a problem in practice.
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Jum-Jum
Jum-Jum@Bardamu53·
@MikeSifferkonto Jag skrev ju just att SD, inte Elsa Widding, precis har delat ut 200 000 nya medborgarskap till blattar. SD:s officiella linje numera är dessutom att alla som har fått ett svenskt pass är svenskar. Har svårt att tro att Elsa tycker det.
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Jum-Jum
Jum-Jum@Bardamu53·
Påminnelse: Det är SD som har delat ut svenska pass till 200 000 nya blattar de senaste åren. Inte Elsa Widding.
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mh@more_tenn·
@questionableway Why would it change their position? If they know a majority would choose blue then there's absolutetly no downside to choosing red.
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just matt@questionableway·
last thing i’ll say about the button is that it’s pretty strange how few red voters change their position upon learning there is a substantial contingent of blue voters
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@ShafronTom @Jayseki Lets take it to the extreme: If even a single person votes red, all blue die. Now what do you do?
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Private Tier
Private Tier@Jayseki·
here's the thing about this thought experiment: the % threshold where everyone is saved (50% here) is *crucial* to the decision, yet very few people focus on it at all!
Tim Urban@waitbutwhy

Everyone in the world has to take a private vote by pressing a red or blue button. If more than 50% of people press the blue button, everyone survives. If less than 50% of people press the blue button, only people who pressed the red button survive. Which button would you press?

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@yugopnik This seems more humane than launching misslies into cities since it's only targeting enemy combatants
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Yugopnik@yugopnik·
The only reason drone warfare isn’t treated like nerve gas or land mines under international law is because it isn’t the West’s sons dying from it. As soon as it’s not Ivans being blown to bits but Johns and Toms the “discussion on the ethics of drone warfare” will become a mainstream talking point.
WarRoom Archives@WarRoomArchives

Drone warfare has reached such a level that many fighters have lost hope of escaping or resisting. For example, the final strike on the barracks is terrifying.

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mh@more_tenn·
@keirimin @gfodor @Tasnek Some people are literally physically incapable of pressing buttons, so it clearly can't be everyone.
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Keirimin@keirimin·
@gfodor @Tasnek And where did it says that? Your headcanon to remove a thorny issue isn't part of the OG question. As stated, everyone on Earth is involved- that means kids. It also says nothing about understanding If you need to change the premise to be right, your logic needs work
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gfodor.id
gfodor.id@gfodor·
anyone with kids and a rational brain pushes red, unless we're doing the dumb thought exercise where the toddlers of the world hit a red or blue button at random and that's considered 'voting'
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mh@more_tenn·
@LiamTuc43138389 @langofmind A one day old baby is literally incapable of pushing or verbalising their choice so there obviously have to be some threshold of ability to qualify.
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Liam Tucker
Liam Tucker@LiamTuc43138389·
@langofmind Whether this includes children or not isn’t “framing”. That’s a substantive difference. “Everyone” has a clear meaning, too; it’s not exactly unspecified whether “everyone” includes children.
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Ryan Rhodes ⚙️🧠
Ryan Rhodes ⚙️🧠@langofmind·
Love that we're doing this again, but let's settle it for good. This is a linguistic framing effect. Compare current framing to: If you choose red button, you live no matter what. If you choose blue button, you live only if a majority also choose blue.
Tim Urban@waitbutwhy

Everyone in the world has to take a private vote by pressing a red or blue button. If more than 50% of people press the blue button, everyone survives. If less than 50% of people press the blue button, only people who pressed the red button survive. Which button would you press?

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@xKnowledgeBANK Nah, I ride a motorcycle and my helmet still gets covered in bugs.
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Knowledge Bank@xKnowledgeBANK·
Humanity has yet to grasp how terrifying this phenomenon truly is.
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@fieldatsunset @kleeposting International conflict is governed by one simple rule: Might makes right, i.e if you're powerful enough (or have powerful enough allies) you can do whatever you want. That's been the case for all of human history.
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Rebecca
Rebecca@becsjohansson·
Fittan och jag är lyckligt barnfria
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CtrlKurtDel@spicykalekurt·
@OliverMolander @Johan_Elmquist Intressant att de länder med för tillfället bäst tillväxt i EU ligger i nedre vänstra hörnet med undantag för Estland. Vad är förklaringen?
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Oliver Molander
Oliver Molander@OliverMolander·
Sweden (again) in its own league in the EU
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