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by DriftRegion 2y ago
I have the same question. Both Android and iOS have privacy indicators [1]. I'm still unclear as to whether the claim being made here is 1. that CMG active listening can bypass these indicators (concerning), or 2. that Google Home&#x
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by DriftRegion 2y ago
https://github.com/microsoft/SandDance
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The Compiler Explorer Story – Matt Godbolt(youtube.com)
29 points by DriftRegion 2y ago|5 comments
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by DriftRegion 3y ago
What a fascinating read. Not the linked article but the actual proceedings: see the docket: https://decisions.fct-cf.gc.ca/fc-cf/decisions/en/item/52504... Which reads: Mr. Xu, a 43-year-old Chinese
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by DriftRegion 3y ago
I agree that EFF calling it a "Ban" is not accurate. Like it or not that's what everyone seems to be calling it. The linked 1965 SCOTUS ruling "Lamont v. Postmaster General, 381 U.S. 301" is fascinating: https:&#x2
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by DriftRegion 3y ago
Figure 1 spoke to me. It's an expanded syntax tree that branches depending on on the value of a preprocessor definition "CONFIG...X". I've often found myself doing the kind of code archeology that this paper seems to be
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by DriftRegion 3y ago
I think when bringing up embedded rust it is necessary to specify an application. For low level, hard realtime control and interrupt handling rust gets in the way. Many embedded applications stop here. For things like parsing, protocol stac
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by DriftRegion 3y ago
I have a nit with this concept being called "dumb" code. I see that term is an ironic rebuttal to clever code. However, calling it dumb is misleading. Readability, composability and elegance in programming are always a reaction to
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by DriftRegion 3y ago
Relevant: https://grugbrain.dev/
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by DriftRegion 3y ago
I've found myself at this webpage multiple times while trying to minimize the complexity of APIs in my C projects. I think it does a lovely job explaining control flow and it has helped me to think more explicitly about storage of stat
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by DriftRegion 3y ago
If the publisher's aim in doing this is to make an ethical statement this seems like a heavy-handed and ineffective way. Let the information be published, make a statement and let the audience decide.
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by DriftRegion 3y ago
Say more about isoheaping and how it helps? Is this related to arena allocation? A quick search doesn't find anything on this. Thanks.
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by DriftRegion 3y ago
What issues itch you?
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by DriftRegion 3y ago
> In macOS environments, LOTL is also referred to as “living off the orchard.” Good to know.
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The Soviet Union's Deadly Abandoned Nuclear Generators [video](youtube.com)
1 points by DriftRegion 3y ago|0 comments
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by DriftRegion 3y ago
This sort of reminds me of the "bullet" comment system on the Chinese video platform BiliBili [1] and others. It can be overwhelming, but people seem to like it precisely because it brings a feeling of co-presence just like the ar
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The China Project Shutting Down(thechinaproject.com)
4 points by DriftRegion 3y ago|1 comments
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by DriftRegion 3y ago
> My thoughts are the python code will be most effective if it can read config or access chunks of data outside the source Agreed. I've used jinja2 quite a bit for templating C with structured data. It is very effective. Ned writes
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by DriftRegion 3y ago
A cup of hot water (no tea, no coffee, nothing) can in fact be quite pleasant to drink.
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by DriftRegion 3y ago
What's the first?
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by DriftRegion 3y ago
While this project is cool, it always makes me uneasy seeing these Dads being used as a source of truth. Dads may or may not know more about plasma than an LLM. In any case this kid can now ask both Dad and Robot Dad and compare the answers
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by DriftRegion 3y ago
These written statements would be more interesting if they included snippets of the censored material.
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Iso14229 0.5.0 Released(github.com)
1 points by DriftRegion 4y ago|0 comments
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Message Control (2020)(chinafile.com)
2 points by DriftRegion 4y ago|0 comments
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by DriftRegion 4y ago
I think OP may referring to "flooding", a tried and true technique used by Chinese state media during politically sensitive times. To flood is to "prioritize the consumption of government-produced news over news produced by o
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by DriftRegion 4y ago
Yeah, "水军". Let me Baidu/deepl that for you: https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E7%BD%91%E7%BB%9C%E6%B0%B4%E5%... Online water scouts are hired online writers who publish specific information about specific c
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by DriftRegion 4y ago
Here's a recent commentary from a WeChat group (translated via deepl): > The current situation is that Western water forces, through insidious and poisonous means such as the Internet, have created a very dangerous atmosphere of pub
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by DriftRegion 4y ago
Yeah. When people in mainland China saw all the unmasked foreigners at The World Cup it spawned a lot of ideation. I'll summarize the ideas I've seen floating around the Chinese internet: - It's a money-making scam by the COV
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Classification of Locomotive Axle Arrangements(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by DriftRegion 4y ago|0 comments
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by DriftRegion 4y ago
You're definitely on to something here. The root of the worrying pattern is that you and your team are not aligned on what Technical Debt is. Do you have a design/code review process? Do you have a coding standard? (I think these

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