niconiconi

@niconiconi@mk.absturztau.be

Previously: @niconiconi / Code monkey and sysadmin / No nations, no flags, no patriots. / Chaotic Neutral / Now Accelerationist / currently NEET + hikikomori / 🔐 “Onii-chan is watching you!", use OpenPGP: FAD3EB05E88E8D6D / biologically male, self-identified as '; DROP TABLE genders;

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Q: What kind of reports do Apple executives get during the development of their in-house baseband processors?

A: Mixed signals.

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The sky - the ultimate livestream in the universe... But the latency is just too high.

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Q: What do you say when a program is crunching a lot of data in a loop?

A: Just wait for a while.

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Q: What do you say when you wrote a new exploit to bypass Secure Boot?

A: "It's super EFIctive!"

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random thought: i actually have no idea who won world war 1. or like any concrete idea of who was fighting against who. what the fuck even was ww1

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@snacks @chjara It didn't help that every major European colonial power had a world domination plan/dream. Also people believed that the war was going to be a quick and simple one that was going to end soon thanks to modern mechanical weapons - by making them powerful they were supposed to discourage people from fighting total wars... Also, who would be stupid enough to fight a total war to destroy the European supply chain that only exists because of interconnected free trade anyway?

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"I don't know if the cat is dead or alive until I watch inside the box."
Neco Arc: "Bruh-nya~"
"Shut up!"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDz5omV_QiA

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Good meownyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

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@puniko mew mew mew

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Flat Earthers: The horizon is supposed to disappear below the eye-level sky when you go up, but I don't see that!!111!!!

For h = 1.5 m above sea level, and R = 6.4 x 10^6 m, the difference between apparent and astronomical horizon is sqrt(2h/R) = 0.00068 radians. ​:blobcatfacepalm:​

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"0x0.0p+0 != -0x1.97b5500000000p-97, error: -inf ppm"

Time to start hunting for the source of this 1p-97 floating-point error ​:woozypad:​

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"0x0.0p+0 != -0x1.b4ae0c0000000p+44, error: -inf ppm"

That escalates quickly...

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Mystery solved. There were no numerical problems in floating point calculations at all. Just good old uninitialized memory... Each NUMA node initializes its own section of the array, there's probably a problem in the partitioning of the coordinates...

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wach

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@puniko Good meownyaaaaaaa

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"There seems to be a correlation between shortwave radio propagation and upcoming earthquakes."
"If real, what would be its physical basis?"
"Release of electric charges from the ground into the air."
"Not unreasonable... But after removing the effects from solar activities, correlation disappears."
"Then it must work the other way around, earthquakes are triggered by solar activities via the ionosphere or geomagnetism."
"Statements dreamed up by the utterly deranged."

There's even a wilder hypothesis that claims human-made electromagnetic pulses can induce earthquakes...

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ohhhhhh
I figured out why the Avnera C compiler uses the batshit mov+or pattern for checking if a 16-bit value is zero or not

it's because it does it for any value over 1 byte, in which case you iterate mov+or until done

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@whitequark @argv_minus_one "subtracting a register with itself, including borrow flag" to conditionally set a register to 0 or an arbitrary constant without branches.

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"Function boost:​:program_options:​:split_unix"

Call this function to create a new incompatible Unix fork.

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"Mom, can we add GPIOs to PCs?"
"No, we have GPIOs at home."
GPIO at home: printer port.

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Literally me, except I'm not a cute anime girl...

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"The AMD EPYC 4004 is Finally Here"

Just wait for AMD EPYC 8088.

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Good meownyaaaaaaaaaaa

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@GNUxeava mew mew mew mew

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Q: What does a functional programming professor do at the end of a semester?

A: Give an exam to all applied students to eval their academic abilities.

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