DannyBee

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by DannyBee 3y ago
In this case, we aren't the only ones to fix this. Infineon fixed it in their driver patches as well, at least a year ago. They just don't upstream them (though they are in github) In some ways this actually sucks more - because e
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by DannyBee 3y ago
We have a patch for the driver in asahi Linux that I bet fixes this. The codepath the driver uses to set the password does not work on newer firmware, and hector fixed it to use the new way. If that fails I have a patch that lets it use an
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by DannyBee 3y ago
I sent a pull request to zfs that adds support for fiduperange, which makes all these tools work without having to turn on the large scale online deduplication. Instead it uses block cloning. Test it if you are willing!
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by DannyBee 3y ago
I would call it mostly the opposite (and have given detailed critiques of why before on HN, citing where he is eliding facts or just literally spouting nonsense). I used to subscribe, and read carefully, for years, so this is not a drive by
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by DannyBee 3y ago
It's remarkably difficult to maintain signal integrity/etc if it's not very close to the CPU at the signal rates they are getting to. This is already a serious problem. For places where you are willing to give up power effici
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by DannyBee 3y ago
Look at the faq
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by DannyBee 3y ago
This is again, a great quip, but let's go back to the literal concrete question i asked, to see what line is getting drawn here. Should Google, or whoever, have to literally review every single page they index? If yes, how do you expec
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by DannyBee 3y ago
It isn't different. Let's not change the subject - this isn't about responding to complaints - the suggestion here was basically that someone should have to review every single web page that gets indexed. Either that's w
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by DannyBee 3y ago
"It's not just a fun quip: it's a moral principle that I really think more people in our industry should come around to." Which i actually buy into, and have lived for many years, but it also just seems a bit silly appli
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by DannyBee 3y ago
I'm not a fan of Apple's, but people pinning their hopes and dreams of a real high performance ARM competitor on Qualcomm making fast chips seems like a bad plan. They have consistently under-delivered on chip performance, and hav
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by DannyBee 3y ago
This is a fun quip, but are you literally suggesting that someone should have to read every webpage indexed by a search engine? That is what the comment you are responding to suggests doesn't scale. If so, that seems, way off the deep
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by DannyBee 3y ago
Ah, i see we've moved onto ad-hominen attacks and dismissal rather than engaging for real. That certainly may feel good, but it changes nothing about the argument? This sort of dismissal based on who you work for is both childish, and
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by DannyBee 3y ago
Certainly it can be made to work, I spent years on things like it, etc. I actually did similar in production at Google, which i suspect is one of the companies you are referring to. I'm even overall a fan of using JITted code in produc
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by DannyBee 3y ago
It should be, actually, as long as you give it all the source code or give it object files with the summary data in them. The summary mod/ref info should be enough to get it right, because it should say the function does not modify the
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by DannyBee 3y ago
The so what is that the comment is completely and totally wrong in it's estimation of how simple or not it would be. That is all. We should decide what to do about it based on correct data and sane assumptions, not random assertions th
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by DannyBee 3y ago
"Advertising malware is not legit business." Sure. I"m pointing out this simple sort of "they can easily afford to do x" is usually nonsense. I haven't commented at all on what the result should be (not allowed
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by DannyBee 3y ago
I sort of get it, but are there really people willing to run something that works this way in production? It does LD_PRELOAD based dynamic syscall interception - which is dangerous enough, but also doesn't work for a lot of cases. So t
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by DannyBee 3y ago
Your math is off, without more data. What do you think the number of different ads being displayed is, given how much each ad costs? Estimates suggest it's about 30 billion ad impressions per day to earn that. If each distinct ad get
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by DannyBee 3y ago
"If someone were to stand outside holding a big banner advertising something malicious/illegal they'll be in legal trouble pretty quickly, which I think is fair." For the most part, you would not. While it is not protect
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by DannyBee 3y ago
Most escape analysis these days is interprocedural, and as long as it can see all the things that happen to the variable, it is fine. At the very least, most compilers support doing interprocedural escape analysis, whether it's on by d
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by DannyBee 3y ago
This is well known and I thought GCC did it already. This is a form of ipcp with cloning. Whether it is worth it is hard to determine without profiling info, except in the case where an argument is always constant vs partially constant
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by DannyBee 3y ago
meh Why stop at microseconds? Why stop at local, either? :) [root@garage-nuc12 ~]# chronyc tracking Reference ID : 50545030 (PTP0) Stratum : 1 Ref time (UTC) : Wed Oct 11 06:00:28 2023 System time : 0.000000114 s
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by DannyBee 3y ago
"Bad precedence and an unclear act makes Lina Khan's actions very difficult, but not quite impossible." No, but she's totally ineffective at knowing where to push or not - so it will be impossible, unfortunately.
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by DannyBee 3y ago
I'm gonna disagree - the original act from 1890, still used, had interpretation issues from the start, which all of the "subversion" you speak of comes from. It is a difference in how the text is read for sure, but the text i
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by DannyBee 3y ago
Luiz was one of the smartest, kindest people you could have ever met. He was the kind of person you'd have been proud to call your friend. If you are ever looking for someone to aspire to as a software engineer, you should aspire to be
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by DannyBee 3y ago
It was not? Part of the deal to get them to use the connector was that nobody would say apple wasn't involved. This actually led to a particular journalist giving them credit for it despite them having nothing to do with it. They parti
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by DannyBee 3y ago
Since this may be confusing at first (why does squaring buy you anything here) - the reason squaring makes it expspace complete is, basically, squaring allows you to express an exponentially large regex in less than exponential input size
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by DannyBee 3y ago
Hard disagree. The whole point of a process like this is that it's not final until it's final. It's like saying "multiple courts agreed bob committed a crime, only the last court did not". The result is still "
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by DannyBee 3y ago
It depends on your operators. For these, no. Equivalence of DFA or NFA is PSPACE complete by savitch's theorem, regardless of time bound. As such, most types of regex equivalence is pspace-complete. https://citeseerx.ist
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by DannyBee 3y ago
The ruling actually overturned most of the district court judgement and injunction, pretty much tearing it to pieces. It modified the small remaining piece, which, yes, enjoins 4 parties in a small way (especially compared to the original

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