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Yes.


Penrose tiling with kites and darts would be neat!


Darker skinned people in northern latitudes. Made worse for vegetarians like Ramanujan in England.


"vegetarians" relevance?


Strict Vegetarians don’t eat eggs. No D vitamin fortified milk in his days. Many vegetarians don’t eat mushrooms, the only plant based source of vitamin D.


Interesting. Thanks.


Animal products are the primary natural dietary source of Vitamin D3


It’s now one day only, at least through my library.


It's 3 days through mine.

What's your library's page?

I have a few library cards so I'm curious as to which ones have better or worse terms.


https://sccld.org/nyt-online/

It used to be 3 days until some time last year.


I just bookmarked the apply-code page.

Changes every 6-12 months, but that's easy to update.


forums.freebsd.org may be a good place to discuss these sort of questions.


I just want a terminal that can also run fully graphical interfaces and that scroll as more lines are typed or a later command outputs text! Next level up from sixels or escape sequences.


Poul, have you looked at the Mill Architecture? It doesn't provide capabilities but provides "turfs". A turf is a set of [base..limit) regions in a single address space. Threads within a turf can only see what the turf allows them to see. Regions can be shared between turfs if so desired (& how one may communicate large amounts of data). When a thread makes a "portal call" it is in another turf and can only see what is in that turf (+ call args, passed on the "belt"). Not clear if this will go anywhere & might get forgotten but it is an interesting architecture worth exploring.


May be you need to have "scheduled downtime" when your undergirding system is down for "maintenance" and they will notice! [Half joking... Probably not possible but better to have scheduled maintenance than have to do firefighting under extreme time pressure]


I had a coworker legitimately put wait statements in his code so that later he could remove them and report the optimizations. I approved a few of them



yes, but "real"


The default serial build of V (tcc backend) takes 0.6 (with production compiler) to 1.3 seconds (with tcc backend compiler).

The production (clang backend) parallel build of V language takes about 3.2 seconds. All on an m1 mac. Even the go compiler seems slow in comparison.


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