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by 201984 7mo ago
Yeah, what's counting as "adoption" here?
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by 201984 7mo ago
> As opposed to something else, like a new shell extension or a new filesystem filter driver on Windows 11? Ultimately, what difference does it make? The file explorer in Windows 10 is much faster than the one in Windows 11, and it'
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by 201984 7mo ago
But don't you get it? We're moving up the value chain to things only WE can do.
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by 201984 8mo ago
And now if I want to send a .apk to someone, they have to wipe their entire phone to install it? No thanks.
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by 201984 8mo ago
GPTZero (not sure how reliable it is) said it was 100% generated.
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by 201984 8mo ago
>Let that sink in That's a hallmark of GPT spam, so it's not surprising there's hallucinations.
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by 201984 8mo ago
With the paywall blocker so good it got banned! You can also get it on Android. https://gitflic.ru/project/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-fire...
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by 201984 8mo ago
>You have given the latencies of the instructions, not their throughput. When you use AES in such a way that you are limited by latency, that is normally wrong. I did that because TFA is talking about encrypting 32 bit IDs, which is 1&#x
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by 201984 8mo ago
Ascon is a stream-oriented AEAD, not a block cipher, and it requires a nonce. Because of this, it would not work for the usecases in TFA, not to mention it's also quite a bit slower than Speck.
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by 201984 8mo ago
There's nothing similar about AES and Speck, and the "microcode" for AES isn't like what you're thinking of. If you want to learn more about it, you can look up the specifications for AES and Intel's AES instru
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by 201984 8mo ago
>EDIT: What I mean is you can do cypher = truncate(plain ^ AES(zero_extend(plain))). How would you decrypt that though? You truncated 3/4ths of the AES output needed to decrypt it. I thought you were suggesting this: ciphertext
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by 201984 8mo ago
Are you certain using AES is still faster? Let's say for a 32-bit block size and 64-bit key. From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speck_(cipher) , that Speck combination would use 22 rounds, and using the instruction
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by 201984 8mo ago
In the context of encrypting 32 or 64 bit IDs, where there is no nonce, that'd be equivalent to XOR encryption and much weaker than TFA's small block ciphers.
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by 201984 8mo ago
Their wiki is what sold me on Arch. I ended up there solving most of my problems on other distros, and if they can make such a fine wiki, I figured they could make a great OS (which they did).
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by 201984 8mo ago
I assume this is sarcasm, given your other comments? Even if it is, it's still quite rude.
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by 201984 8mo ago
>They totally forgot about not compiling invalid code. Indeed. For a specific example of it not erroring out: https://www.reddit.com/r/Compilers/comments/1qx7b12/comment/...
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by 201984 8mo ago
Professional-Managerial Class, as opposed to working class or proletariat.
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by 201984 8mo ago
https://github.com/anthropics/claudes-c-compiler/issues/1
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by 201984 8mo ago
What about all those Windows on ARM laptops?
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by 201984 9mo ago
I do
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by 201984 9mo ago
I played around with it, and it's very neat. This is the first time I've seen an assembly REPL and I wish I had something like this that ran native for playing with unfamiliar instructions. I did find a couple minor issues with th
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by 201984 9mo ago
Sadly, schools don't have real computers any more, it's all chromebooks. Gen Alpha is going to be completely computer illiterate.
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by 201984 9mo ago
I'm sure that number is using glibc, not musl.
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by 201984 9mo ago
What does NaCl (seems to be some random crypto library?) have to do with this?
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by 201984 9mo ago
How don't they? Most x86 instructions map to just one or two uops as you can see at https://uops.info
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by 201984 9mo ago
Archive link for your CADT reference: https://archive.ph/t5m32 I wish websites weren't allowed to know what site a user is coming from.
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by 201984 9mo ago
The kernel is stable, but all the system libraries needed to make a grapical application are not. Over the last 20 years, we've gone from GTK 2 to 4, X11 to Wayland, Qt 4 to 6, with compatibility breakages with each change. Building an
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by 201984 10mo ago
Most people can understand "bigger number better". They don't need the full theoretical derivation of the watt as a unit of power for that.
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by 201984 10mo ago
inline and register still have semantic requirements that are not just hints. Taking the address of a register variable is illegal, and inline allows a function to be defined in multiple .c files without errors.
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by 201984 10mo ago
> What's not helping the situation is the fact that the kernel has no good page allocation API that differentiates between reserving and committing memory. mmap with PROT_NONE is such a reservation and doesn't count towards the

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