Galanwe

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by Galanwe 1y ago
In this day and age, storage is not as important as IO, so I hate it when I see benchmarks with compression ratios + CPU times. That's not helpful. What I want to see is the total IO + CPU time across libraries for my specific IO and C
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by Galanwe 1y ago
> This just sounds like a problem with your company. I have seen that pattern in enough companies to be convinced this is widespread. > The barrier for getting certs from a public CA is lower than ever now that Let's Encrypt and
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by Galanwe 1y ago
> When was the last time you had to bypass a cert warning because of "CA store wars" (whatever that means)? Essentially all the time for the last 10 years... Did you ever try to deploy a website with a certificate from a non pu
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by Galanwe 1y ago
The whole PKI concept is dead anyway. Users have been trained to bypass certificate warnings by CA store wars between browsers and OSes, MitM corporate SSL proxies a-la ZScaler / Intune, corporate self signing CAs for intranets and wha
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by Galanwe 1y ago
There is already a lot of proof. Just ask for a sales pitch from companies selling these data and they will gladly explain everything to you. Go to a data conference like Neudata and you will see. You can have scraped data from user devices
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by Galanwe 1y ago
Agree 100%, the HLA ruined all the fun, it's just not what people "The Art of Assembly" want to learn.
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by Galanwe 1y ago
I don't think that is heresy, essentially you are describing what MUI calls unmanaged components - if I understand you well. These have their places, but I don't see them as an either-or replacement for managed components with ass
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by Galanwe 1y ago
As someone teaching his kid to read, this font doesn't seem to help. Most of the arguments seem to be biased by "what an adult think is playful and fun", while my kid has a very different view of things. Things like lower vs
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by Galanwe 1y ago
The question is what do you do to prevent it? Complaining on social media is fine, but that won't solve the problem. As a European, I'm shocked at how complacent the public has been. I've lived in France and people do global
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by Galanwe 1y ago
> I haven’t viewed default as a real risk beyond some true craziness happening like the U.S. willfully deciding to default on a payment. Well there are many ways to default, and many shades of default. I can very well see the current adm
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by Galanwe 1y ago
The EDGAR website has a symbology of CIKs where all companies, people and events are listed. There is an API, and daily historical snapshots available.
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by Galanwe 1y ago
Finding insider trading is not the difficult part, it's being able to prosecute it that is going to be a challenge.
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by Galanwe 1y ago
> in dollar terms, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 are both still traded higher than a year ago. The key here is "in dollar terms". EURxUSD is up 10% year to date. If you were a European investor buying the SP500, you would
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by Galanwe 2y ago
Not sure they even need that. Today Trump tweeted "now is a great time to buy" before announcing a tariff pause 1h later.
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by Galanwe 2y ago
Most tools that sync files (in contrast to mere copies) need a way to know which files need to be copied, and which can be skiped. The expensive way is to perform a checksum, but most sync tools rely on the creation or modified date unless
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by Galanwe 2y ago
> It was brought up because this disclaimer was also present in the CVE-2025-0665 advisory[0], which is essentially a double-free but on file descriptor level I don't see how Rust would have prevented calling close() two times with
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by Galanwe 2y ago
The board won't do that because Tesla is also overvalued because of Musk to begin with.
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by Galanwe 2y ago
Exactly. And if your cleanup is more involved you can call a cleanup function.
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by Galanwe 2y ago
FYI, have a look at "trap .. EXIT" to defer cleanups like your unlink. It's neat cause it will run even if the script is interrupted / fails before the unlink.
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by Galanwe 2y ago
> The vulnerability is caused by the fact that atop always tries to connect to the TCP port of 'atopgpud' during initialization. When another local program has been started (instead of 'atopgpud') that listens to this
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by Galanwe 2y ago
That seems intuitive to me, but I guess it depends how you picture it. I think of a pyramid from the ground up, so a dense base followed by a thinner top. A inverted pyramid would be thin first then dense and large. When reading though, you
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by Galanwe 2y ago
Right, though that requires an existing virtualenv with jupyter in the first place. I was more dreaming of something where I can send a notebook to someone not technical, and that just bootstraps on the fly an env with jupyter and the requi
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by Galanwe 2y ago
Does anyone know a way to reuse that trick for jupyter notebooks? So that one could share a notebook declaring it's dependencies .
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by Galanwe 2y ago
If there is anything to learn from the current situation IMHO, it's that 1) the US needs a stronger constitution to prevent a take over, and 2) it needs a new election system to avoid binary elections, which lead to extreme policy turn
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by Galanwe 2y ago
I'm not so sure that's a missing point or just an actual point. I'm not convinced myself AI will have much impact on the developers landscape, beyond better autocompletion and doc generation. All these fancy AI developers are
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by Galanwe 2y ago
Well once you've stated that the president is immune and can pardon whoever for whatever, there's really not much to do. The US needs a new constitution to enforce this, otherwise the very concept of justice cannot exist.
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by Galanwe 2y ago
Unfortunately, depending on where you live, there could be high fees, fiscal and compliance complexity when dealing with crypto currencies.
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by Galanwe 2y ago
A lot of these residential proxy as a service companies just use regular ISPs to run their automated headless browsers. It doesn't need to be illegal.
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by Galanwe 2y ago
There's already loads of these. The problem is that most of these IPs are just cloud providers or DC ISPs.
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by Galanwe 2y ago
Which keyboard ?

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