Aissen

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by Aissen 1y ago
The video is just the author commenting https://code.blender.org/2025/07/beyond-mouse-keyboard/ (with a bit of context)
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by Aissen 1y ago
Congrats on the release! I wonder what it would take to have Linux arm64 official builds?
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by Aissen 1y ago
The Voxtral release seemed interesting, because it brought back competitive open source audio transcription. I wonder if it was necessary to have an LLM backbone (vs a pure-function model) though, but the approach is interesting.
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by Aissen 1y ago
We see those posts regularly about people wanting a flagship small phone, but I see two options: - either the market is dysfunctional, and the niche of people wanting those devices does not meet the smartphone offer. - or the market is even
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by Aissen 1y ago
Isn't that an argument for automated fixing?
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by Aissen 1y ago
Nice, I wonder if adapting it for this change would make sense?
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by Aissen 1y ago
This is why it's good to have automated tooling that can do semantic changes on your language and standard library use. Go has `go fix` even if it was only used in pre-1.0 days AFAIK. It is never lost because this type of tooling can b
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by Aissen 1y ago
When comparing the same design, it absolutely makes sense, because it usually scales. Of course in this case, there's the SRAM which is shared, memory bandwidth, etc. As a rule of thumb: run your own benchmark!
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by Aissen 1y ago
25% more cores and 36% more clock. It amounts to paying 85% more for 70% more perf. Not too bad.
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by Aissen 1y ago
Does the comparison even makes sense, considering there's (more than) an order of magnitude difference in price between the AMD's Desktop GPU and NVIDIA's Workstation accelerator?
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by Aissen 1y ago
I have no idea! I actually hoped someone would show a much more comprehensive and serious benchmark in response, but that has failed to materialize.
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by Aissen 1y ago
> Animated PNGs can't beat GIF nevermind video compression algorithms. Not entirely true, it depends on what's being displayed, see a few simple tests specifically constructed to show how much better APNG can be vs GIF and {,lo
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by Aissen 1y ago
Does anyone know if it supports parallel decompression, lbzip2-style? (or just iterators doing pre-scanning for the block magic that allow doing parallel decompression on top). Edit : it probably doesn't.
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by Aissen 1y ago
OWASP still recommends regular expiration: https://cheatsheetseries.owasp.org/cheatsheets/Session_Manag...
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by Aissen 1y ago
Interesting that one of the factor listed in there, the hardcoded page-size on arm64, is still is an unsolved issue upstream, and that forces app developers to either ship multiple arm64 linux binaries, or drop support for some platforms. I
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by Aissen 1y ago
No, that would defeat the entire point, and any such system should be fought indeed. It's possible to build systems that explicitly do not have this property.
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by Aissen 1y ago
Nice, it seems the share links don't show the prompts (or I missed it); could you share them please?
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by Aissen 1y ago
I love that someone went all the way to write and publish this joke. Keep hacking!
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by Aissen 1y ago
Love the url slug: headline-to-come. It now redirects to a more boring one though.
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by Aissen 1y ago
Fun fact, this has been broken with curl for 5 years (and so are the blog examples), because Tor developers previously insisted that apps shouldn't attempt to resolve .onion domain names: https://daniel.haxx.se/blog&#x2
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by Aissen 1y ago
The source on Embodied Carbon in SSDs seems to be this 2022 paper: https://hotcarbon.org/assets/2022/pdf/hotcarbon22-tannu.pdf ; but unless I'm mistaken, it does not claim anything like the full Seagate
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by Aissen 1y ago
The letsencrypt article is iterally the first link in the mastodon post, and indeed the mastodon post gives more context than letsencrypt's blog on the impact. As well as a link down-thread on where the rationale is in the Chrome root
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Letsencrypt will kill SMTP server auth following Chrome CA policy change(social.wildeboer.net)
61 points by Aissen 1y ago|61 comments
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by Aissen 1y ago
> We have a fleet of hundreds of bare-metal gaming CPUs Curious what you use and why. Larger datacenter CPUs have a steep entry price, but usually better economics. Also, don't trust the public pricing — it's totally broken in
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by Aissen 1y ago
> aside from sales tax not being included, but that's been universally true in the US forever so everyone is used to it. Why are you putting this under the rug so easily? It's never too late to changes those ludicrous behaviors
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by Aissen 1y ago
There are many CERTs. CIRCL is a CERT.
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Global, distributed and backwards compatible CVE alternative launched by CERT(gcve.eu)
38 points by Aissen 1y ago|7 comments
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by Aissen 2y ago
Isn't that the solution that Disney+ basically implemented at launch?
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Git.kernel.org and lore.kernel.org now require proof of work(social.kernel.org)
5 points by Aissen 2y ago|1 comments
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by Aissen 2y ago
I wrote a set of uBo rules to do the same on TikTok. Not sure if they still work, but might as well publish it: tiktok.com##sharing-main-video-el:watch-attr(controlslist):remove-attr(controlslist) It seems a bit flakey on mobile, but it was

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