Andoryuuta

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by Andoryuuta 4y ago
Interesting! I've heard of winhex before, but I never knew it had a templating language. I've been using 010 Editor, which similarly lets you define templates with c-like syntax, run it against a file, and edit the fields from the
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by Andoryuuta 4y ago
Statements like these only serve to polarize people, not encourage them to write safer code / use safer languages. There are many places where C/C++ (and many other non-Rust languages) are still used, and where it would not be fea
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by Andoryuuta 4y ago
I just googled it because I've never heard of it before... it's pretty crazy. Apparently, the wrestlers cut themselves on their scalp / forehead some time into a match to make the match look more intense, with the blood from
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by Andoryuuta 4y ago
From my perspective of using nano for all simple text editing on linux, ctrl-X to exit seems very intuitive to me. Plus it's even used in that one famous Matrix scene[1] where he is trying to close out of whatever he sees open on his c
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by Andoryuuta 4y ago
Nah. You are free to call me whatever you want, zionic. ;)
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by Andoryuuta 4y ago
It's really a matter of them not doing _anything_ that could help. Asking for additional development work on a game that is being shutdown obviously won't work, as that that amount of time spent on a dead product is just a waste o
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by Andoryuuta 4y ago
Or to make a disclaimer.. like the OP post did? Merriam webster[1]: " Definition of disclaim intransitive verb 1 : to make a disclaimer ... " [1]: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/disclaim
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by Andoryuuta 4y ago
"... it's not like it's difficult to make a chat program." A chat program? Easy. A chat program with 270 million monthly active users? Slightly harder, but sure, still easy. A chat program with 270 million monthly active
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by Andoryuuta 4y ago
Whoa, this is neat. I've never heard of L-Systems before, but this seems like a really cool way of representing trees.
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by Andoryuuta 4y ago
The original post said both "Billons of Chinese" and "1 Billion", so who knows, it may be closer to the full 1.4 Billion than we think.
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by Andoryuuta 4y ago
Jeez, 1 billion personal records in a country with a population of 1.4 billion. If true, this would have to contain the basic personal information of nearly everyone citizen.
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by Andoryuuta 4y ago
There are some insights/comparisons in speed and memory usage in the Frida 14.0 [0] release notes, when they switched from Duktape to QuickJS. Overall, QuickJS seems to be slightly more performant and requires about a fifth of the memo
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by Andoryuuta 4y ago
Noted. Thanks for updating the link!
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by Andoryuuta 4y ago
Oh! To be entirely honest, I got the link directly from a reference on a Wikipedia page, so I assumed the old link must be down since it was using archive.org. With that being said, the archive.org link is probably better in case anyone com
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by Andoryuuta 4y ago
Came across this and thought it was an... amusing filter.
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Yahoo admits mangling e-mail (2002)(news.bbc.co.uk)
254 points by Andoryuuta 4y ago|134 comments
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by Andoryuuta 4y ago
Ah, yep. You're totally right. I didn't even consider server CPUs. Also, I thought I read somewhere that it was for all consumer CPUs starting at Alder Lake, but I have no idea where, so I could be entirely wrong. :)
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by Andoryuuta 4y ago
Intel is removing AVX-512 support from their newer CPU's (Alder Lake +). :/ https://www.igorslab.de/en/intel-deactivated-avx-512-on-alde...
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by Andoryuuta 4y ago
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned DIRE[0] yet. They did exactly this and got some very impressive results. [0]: https://arxiv.org/abs/1909.09029 / J. Lacomis et al., "DIRE: A Neural Approach to Decompil
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by Andoryuuta 4y ago
This same DMCA company (WorthIT Solutions) previously tried to DMCA the php docs range function page on behalf of HackerRank [0]. Pretty crazy. [0]: https://www.mail-archive.com/php-webmaster@lists.php.net/msg...
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by Andoryuuta 5y ago
What is it about nodejs/NPM in specific that leads to malicious changes being so noteworthy/significant? I barely never see anything about other package indexes (crates.io, PyPI, etc). Doesn't npm also use a lock file by defa
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by Andoryuuta 5y ago
This is my main issue with fonts made for programming that use special ligature marks. They _look_ cool, but they are very hard to tell apart from other characters. It's like someone decided that the I, l, 1 confusion wasn't enoug
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by Andoryuuta 5y ago
My memory on this specific issue is a bit fuzzy, but as far as I remember the issue was regarding the definition/ABI compatibility of C++ member functions. The doc you linked aren't really clear what to do in the case of C++ membe
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by Andoryuuta 5y ago
The page currently 404's.
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by Andoryuuta 5y ago
While I think you are right about devirtualization being used to mean that in the world of compilers, in the realm of code protection/obfuscation, obfuscating code by making in run in an embedded virtual machine is called virtualizatio
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by Andoryuuta 5y ago
> Otherwise, the caller must allocate memory for the return value and pass a pointer to it as the first argument. The remaining arguments are then shifted one argument to the right. I think the issue is that it isnt _fully_ documented an
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by Andoryuuta 5y ago
As far as I understand, it takes a PDF that contains only image data (e.g. a scan of a price of paper) and uses OCR to recognize the text, then overlays the text on top of the image in the output PDF. It would allow you to take a physically
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by Andoryuuta 5y ago
I'm really surprised that the JS challenges helped so much, given that there are open source libraries for bypassing them (e.g. cloudscraper[0]). [0]: https://github.com/venomous/cloudscraper
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Ask HN: Did you(r company) receive a spam bomb threat today?
1 points by Andoryuuta 5y ago|0 comments
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A noinline inline function? What sorcery is this? (2020)(devblogs.microsoft.com)
2 points by Andoryuuta 5y ago|0 comments

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