I mean I dunno but I’ve had a trashcan in every room rule since I left home so maybe I am the problem. The bathroom ones got a removable sleeve so I can empty it into the big trash can to make it slightly easier to clean but that’s more a recent thing it’s not rocket science.
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6·11 days agoMama black bears will kill you dead if you’re by the baby or in the area code of it’s existence. They’re not timid in mom mode.
3·29 days agoMy buddy named his cat asshole. It was very descriptive, his brother was orange so they balanced out.
3·3 months agoIt’s likely wrong reporting, the m5 ultra gets 614 GB/s today. The m3 pro gets over 800. The rumored m5 pro is 1.2TB/s. Likely this will be 2.4 TB/s, but half the reason for high bandwidth in nvidia chips is somewhat offset in the unified scheme. Mlx needs a lot less copy data around when the gpu can just read it directly.
14·4 months ago/dev/null compresses everything perfectly. The hard part is recovery and is left to the reader.
4·4 months agohttps://x.com/Outkick/status/1579137795741741057
Scotland doesn’t hold a card to sconnies.
Compilers aren’t all that deterministic without effort. Example, both gc and clang if ran with parallelism can produce different results purely off file system lookup differences alone. This means intermediate archive files can be equivalent in content from the perspective of functions built but differ in order. This can easily filter up to the final binary being different. Making compilers bitwise deterministic is a lot more effort than running the same compiler on the same input. This is ignoring things like timestamps and other common sources of non determinism. But I can say the Debian reproducible build project has most of this figured out but compilers are not as deterministic as your comment implies. They can be, but you should really check that your final binary is bit for but the same. If you’ve used any parallelism it likely isn’t.
If we then bring in lto et al it gets worse.
Let’s take just gcc, are you setting -frandom-seed, SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH, -file-prefix-map, are you ensuring the input file list is deterministic? If you’ve used any can’t affirm yes to at least these 4, note these are just the things I can remember, you do not have a deterministic compile chain.