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by 112233 9mo ago
Properly securing LLMs goes agains branding, I guess. "this tool is like getting new intern every 15 minutes! they read and write fast and know a lot of stuff, but can accidentally attack or sabotage you if they get distracted! oh, and
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by 112233 9mo ago
Has anyone noticed how poorly tools like claude code (the main one I tried) themselves are working? You'd expect software from company with an infinite AI allowance to be unattainably excellent, instead it lags, hangs, flickers, and fe
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by 112233 9mo ago
Currently it sounds like it's been through an allpass/comb filter. Complex parts, while spectrally there, do not make much sense as a real sound. Probably audio analog of the "finger salad" of early image models. I do no
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by 112233 9mo ago
Not really. If I plug up and frob-a-knob (real or emulated) eurorack at random to just see what happens, the resulting hour long noise will be described as experimental, boring, profound, piece of trash etc. (e.g. check reviews on Beaubourg
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by 112233 9mo ago
It is, however, a very useful image format feature, giving you most information from the spinner/sticker/emoji/sprite, and refinig the already playing loop as it loads. That's why animated jxl is a bad video format — i
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by 112233 9mo ago
Do you know of a video format that supports progressive decoding?
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by 112233 9mo ago
What did I just read? > Ever wonder why we need operating systems? They’re elaborate workarounds for the functional programming concept. > An OS converts long-running synchronous flows of function-calling-function behavior into state
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by 112233 9mo ago
> All audio signal is _perfectly_ represented in a digital form What? No. All bandwidth limited signal is. Which means periodic. Causal signals like audio can be approximated, with tradeoffs. Such as pre-ringing (look at sinc(x), used
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by 112233 9mo ago
Whoa, git-bug is still being developed, awesome! I wonder how difficult it would be to add other tables to it (I cannot help but think about bug trackers as being a database with a frontend like Access, and many limitations...) — in particu
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by 112233 9mo ago
If language supports comments and LLM is allowed to write them (or docstrings, or any such), there go your tokens. Plus, they will strongly "pull" the context when LLM parses it back, to the point of overriding your instructions (
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by 112233 9mo ago
I'll be glad if someone tells that I'm wrong but doesn't current windows 11 present even more of the same challenges? Last I tried, old driver compatibility in newer windowses was not fantastic, Wine slowly is becoming more c
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by 112233 9mo ago
Sibling comment mentioned rclone, which is enabling piece of software and much better at webdaw than davfs2
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by 112233 9mo ago
Hardly anything in current TV pricing makes any sense. 763€ for LG OLED42C5, while cheapest current gen iphone is pushing 1k€. If, as is asserted, telemetry is such a golden ore, getting uninterruped access to it would surely cover the cost
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by 112233 9mo ago
Whenever cheap TVs with spyware come up I always have the same question — how can I detect /learn that the TV includes esim or other means of directly connecting to remote servers? This is not a rhetorical question — do I read FCC, som
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Gearmulator(github.com)
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by 112233 9mo ago
That's the beauty of working with WebDAV, also captured vividly in the above article -- any particular server/client combination feels no obligation to try and act like some "standards" prescribe, or make use of faciliti
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by 112233 9mo ago
These are great, thanks! That GBA "butano" compiles with -fno-rtti -fno-exceptions, so it is not a C++ engine/library according to C++ standard! It is, however, an impressive piece of work. The ESP32 SDK (I lol'd at your
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by 112233 9mo ago
I am confused, what do you mean? What OS forces you to download whole file over NFS or SMB before serving read()? Even SFTP does support reading and writing at an offset.
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by 112233 9mo ago
Mounting WebDAV -- if you are in a situation, where you have to do it (e.g. own^W^W^Wnextcloud) is such an adventure. Everything - mac, win, linux - supports WebDAV. You mount and it works! Then you notice HOW it works: files are downloaded
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by 112233 9mo ago
C libraries are excellent for embedded! You can write libraries like SQLite, that can run on bare metal and only require a few external functions from the platform, while still being valid C library! You cannot make it in C++, because any v
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by 112233 9mo ago
> standard library isn't a requirement for each executable. So you also agree that C++ libraries are a bad fit for embedded? Because in the video you linked, that person did not use any libraries. It is one thing to compile small st
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by 112233 9mo ago
Thank you for putting it this eloquently. Even stranger, for me, is the current prevalence of collective shunning, the so called cancel-culture, that is triggered by the most diverse reasons, but seemingly never buy the negativity and toxic
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by 112233 9mo ago
I'm confused. What is a matter of skill? You linked 6 hour livestream where person is working on translating AVR assembly to 6502. What was your point, that translating assembly or executables to another architecture takes a lot of ski
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by 112233 9mo ago
Most things are inedible, yet we treat food poisoning as unacceptable event. Places serving expired food get shut down. Yet preparing speech and sights we feed others is a lost art. When I read how people wrote 100 years ago I feel like a b
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by 112233 9mo ago
The article mentions 100% code coverage with tests as one of requirements from their users, and having "safe languages" emit defensive asserts and checks when compiling correct code means 100% branch coverage is impossible. How do
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by 112233 9mo ago
For big, fixed environments like Qt — sure. For embedded? Please no. Basic is good. Feel free to reimplement C++, your C library still will not have: most of STL as a dependency; unwind tables in all code (including C!); ctor/dtor arra
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by 112233 9mo ago
The amount of completely obscure and exotic platforms that have C compiler, and the amount of tooling and analysis tools C has — I'd be surprised anything comparable exists.
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by 112233 9mo ago
That itself may be tricky. Suppose you proof system tells that the proof is correct — how do you verify it is proof of the assertion you want, unless you have beforehand written the "test harness" by hand? At least in programming,
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by 112233 9mo ago
As long as it is not automatic, this probably is the only working solution. Pair of USB disks that are rotated and manually copied into. Note to self: mark in my callendar backup days.
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by 112233 9mo ago
any offline backup solution that would have prevented this ? I.e. that normal people could realistically use?

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