Zoe @ekg@librem.one

@chiraag @rebeccawatson I mean, I would rather have a debate about work in general. But working conditions should absolutely be unaffected by criminal penalties, why I would strongly argue for conditional release for work.

America is way to harsh in it's criminal penalties, and I would even argue that "penalties" is the wrong framing. Reintroducing former prisoners to society is made very difficult when they have no real work experience from their time behind bars.

@rebeccawatson I wish I could quote from the case directly. But the story was basically; a person detained by law sued the department of correction in Sweden because they believed they were unfairly asked to work, the court argued that due to the fact that society outside of the prison also placed a strong burden of work on the individual they could not rule in favour of the detained.

All to say I think at least some find it unfair that prisoners shouldn't ba asked to work.

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In good news, I cleaned the bathroom!

Ps. I don't do that, but needed a distraction.

@ZeldaTheBunny honestly I would say Sweden, but only because we need you. We are slowly sliding down to fascism here too.

Oh, and we have a large well respected programming industry, though I don't think they hiring right know.

@ericleamen this is why I would have loved to see the Republican nomination go to Nikki Haley. Either they would have lost, or they would have proven me wrong about their misogyny, either would have been fine with me.

Bonus point if she would have run against Kamala Harris we would have an woman president, hopefully breaking the taboo.

@puppygirlhornypost2 I think Firefox let you opt-in/out after they assigned your side, I think that would be fine.

@puppygirlhornypost2 @hipsterelectron some Google fu later. Did you mean Min-Yih Hsu blog post from the fifteenth of May "Legalizations in LLWM Backend"?

@mrsbeanbag they do cost money, and when the wast majority of calls is scams...

@joe @steve I did get some of the conversation cut off, so I assumed that the discussion was about function calls. A huge limiter of performance I disregarded as irrelevant is deserialisation which is impossible with back to back dependent instructions. The numbers of instruction that can be executed in parallel is largely irrelevant if the scheduler is constantly waiting for the last instruction to finish.

@gsuberland @ninkosan@infosec.exchange @GossiTheDog it took me a second to come over the fact that the s model is without an BluRay drive, but that's only true for the xbox series.

@joe @steve from a performance perspective the only thing that really should matter is predictability. Morden super scaler CPUs will break apart the instruction flow rename all the registers, and memory locations, schedule the micro ops and retire them. Assuming no resource is over subscribed the one thing that limit through put is the branch predicter, on most morden CPUs that is one taken branch per cycle with a misprediction penalty of 15 cycles.

@ninkosan@infosec.exchange @gsuberland @GossiTheDog yeah, you probably right. I thought I was following that saga pretty closely but that hole hdmi pass through set top box replacement thing completely passed my mind.