Aissen

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Porygon Was Innocent: An epileptic perspective on the infamous Pokémon episode(animefeminist.com)
162 points by Aissen 2y ago|152 comments
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by Aissen 2y ago
No mention of license on contributed data, or the model.
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by Aissen 2y ago
That does not expand on the whole TOCTOU-style family of bugs, which permeates all APIs, and the only solution is to manipulate everything by file descriptor; Linux has many syscalls for that: openat, mkdirat, renameat(2), unlinkat, execvea
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by Aissen 2y ago
Someone else recently using the code to test second-hand TVs: https://social.afront.org/@MLE_online/113235301898075851
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by Aissen 2y ago
If you select a title, you can play the full recording that led to the song being recognized. It's not just the song metadata that is recorded and uploaded to the website, but all the captured audio.
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by Aissen 2y ago
This looks a lot like git-fixup[1], which I have been using for a few years. I might try git-absorb since it looks quite interesting. [1] https://github.com/keis/git-fixup
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by Aissen 2y ago
FOSDEM is upon us, and finding the right room to follow the chat is going to be much harder with Element X. Ditto for LPC which just ended. It's OK, Element for Android is still here, but I hope you'll have a solution for small se
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by Aissen 2y ago
How does one browse rooms on a server using Element X for Android?
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by Aissen 2y ago
To protest stupidly short EOL deadlines.
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by Aissen 2y ago
It's interesting that OpenAI has literally applied and automated one of their advice from the "Prompt engineering" guide: Give the model time to "think" https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides&#
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by Aissen 2y ago
Point 1.1 about QEMU seems even less relevant today, with QEMU adding support for the microvm machines, hence greatly reducing the amount of exposed code. And as bonzini said in the thread, the recent vulnerability track record is not so ba
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by Aissen 2y ago
I don't think so. PS4 Pro launch price was $400 in 2016. It would be at $525 this year. But then, the PS5 Pro is dropping the blu-ray disc reader, so add in $80 more. $780 != $525
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by Aissen 2y ago
How would unbound work if your recursive queries to authoritative servers are redirected to local ISP servers instead?
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by Aissen 2y ago
Isn't weird that they don't mention the already-existing open-source project they funded, c2rust? And no mention of the company behind it, Immunant, either.
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by Aissen 2y ago
> Your barista at Starbucks is not going to increase the stock price no matter how well he fills your order But 400k barista all doing it well might.
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Mozilla hasn't become an adtech company, it already was(fosstodon.org)
7 points by Aissen 2y ago|1 comments
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by Aissen 2y ago
Considering distros serious about booting are effectively shipping grub forks with tens (debian) to over a hundred (ubuntu) to hundreds (fedora) of patches on top, it might be time to invest a bit more into Open Source early-stage booting.
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by Aissen 2y ago
It is not billed as revolutionary. From the article: > This pattern isn't something that we invented! The Python world even has a dedicated website about it. And yet it is too common to find protocol libraries doing I/O in the
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by Aissen 2y ago
Agreed. You are talking about ANSI vs ISO layouts, and Framework already had both.
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by Aissen 2y ago
Learning to touch type is one of the best investments I made early in my career. It's never too late. The fact that you will no longer need to care about whatever is printed on your keyboard is only a minor bonus.
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by Aissen 2y ago
Maybe they should address the free cloud credits next, which are a great way to lock you in and kill competition. Just like the bundling of Teams, they might be good for (business) customers in the short term, but will only lead to future m
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by Aissen 2y ago
No, it's a server with 256GB of RAM, but indeed the kernel config has CONFIG_ARM64_VA_BITS_48=y (and 52 for userspace). I have since moved away from this kernel, I'll see if I find the time to boot it again to test the latest memo
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by Aissen 2y ago
It depends. It does not work on CentOS 8 / Rocky 8 for example: https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan/issues/1151
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by Aissen 2y ago
A long-term contributor to LuaJIT (@corsix) added Arm64EC support and introduced the franken ABI at FOSDEM 2024, with a very entertaining talk: https://fosdem.org/2024/schedule/event/fosdem-2024-1762-arm6...
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by Aissen 2y ago
It's a reference to a hater's comment (which became a meme slogan/catch phrase): https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2024/04/22/curl-is-just-the-hobb...
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by Aissen 2y ago
The problem is that if everyone does that, DNS no longer scales; or it should be done smartly with only recursing censored answers. And then it will escalate with IP-level blocking of root servers or NS servers of censored websites.
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by Aissen 2y ago
zed has bindings re-configuration, but cannot read vim noremap configs: https://zed.dev/docs/vim#custom-key-bindings So it's by default qwerty-centric.
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by Aissen 2y ago
Anyone knows where the claim that the Nuvia licence was server-specifc comes from? This seems to be a bad copy-pasta from the Reuters article (which does not claim this), and no company ever claimed this AFAIK. Edit : the answer can be fou
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by Aissen 2y ago
Shameless plug: I gave a presentation about this at last FOSDEM: https://fosdem.org/2024/schedule/event/fosdem-2024-2146-how-... (otherwise @xcv123's sibling comment is very true).
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by Aissen 2y ago
It's the other way around. The widget library was built for Gimp, then took a life of its own. Note that Gimp still has not released a version ported to GTK 3 (but the port is done since last year, in the 3.0 branch), released 13 years

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