> you deserve better from me
This sentence is laughable without resignation.
Jensen does not need to resign.
He needs to stop using AI for these letters. Big power requires big responsibility (cit. S.M.)
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This sentence is laughable without resignation.
Jensen does not need to resign.
He needs to stop using AI for these letters. Big power requires big responsibility (cit. S.M.)
No language would have prevented it to happen.
And even if it was a memory safety bug, that would have been a programmers' bug.
C has no issues with memory as it let's programmers do what they want.
This is a lightweight 64-bit RISC-V software emulator and bare-metal port designed to run xv6-riscv within the limited SRAM capacity of the RP2350 (Raspberry Pi Pico 2).
It emulates virtual memory based on the Sv39 MMU, a 16550 UART, CLINT, PLIC, and a VirtIO block device (for disk I/O) with a sector cache. This enables the full execution of user-mode processes, including a shell (sh) and various user utilities (such as ls and echo). ---
Of course, if one hides a bug long enough it will eventually disappear or become irrelevant.
Yes, indeed, WTF Ubuntu?
No, it is not, IMHO. When you create an "alias" you are adding "yet-another-confusion-opportunity" and "yet-another-failure-opportunity".
For no actual reason.
I for one would aim at lowering the complexity, not at making stuff more fancy.
Imho, more features alone is not enough as it brings more complexity and lower maintainability.
As opposed to watching tv series or just doing nothing.
Apple IIc (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_IIc)
and it's younger and final brother Apple IIc Plus (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_IIc_Plus)
Maybe it is:
With the ligatures to adApt to pronunciation of words.
Z80 is (still) an 8-bit CPU with 16-bit addressing. It cannot access more than 64kiB at a time. The hardware and the software needed to overcome that limit was worth more than an 8088/8086 (or compatible CPU) with MS-DOS and Telix.
In 1993,the age of 80286 and 80386, 8088/8086 were considered low-low-end CPUs, let alone the Z80, even in Mexico.
Not pointing my finger, just stating some facts.
Would you keep your food or car in someone else's garage?
I have seen too many parents (i am a teacher) lacking basic mathematical and geometrical understanding.
Let alone, statistics.
Schooling is broken, society is rotting, culture is dead.
I am not sure why they do that, but when I see a DevOps engineer doing it I have a chilling feel.
I bought 16TB disk because I needed that much storage.
If I were using, say, only 10TB, I would be wasting 6TB.
I can expand my LVM as much as I can. But I definitely want my disk to be full. Same goes for my RAM.
And I want my CPU ide time to stay as close as possible to 0% and my load average as close as possible to my no. of CPUs.
Anything else would mean oversizing and overspending.