HackerThemAll

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by HackerThemAll 5d ago
Yeah that practice is not unheard of. I can easily imagine having a ready-made device to desolder the original chip out of Raspberry and solder another one, of poor quality and/or counterfeit, and then sell that modded Pi for profit. H
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by HackerThemAll 8d ago
I'd happily see performance, latency and stability of your allocators in massively multithreaded, long-living programs with workloads where hundreds or thousands of parallel threads continuously create and destroy short-lived small and
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by HackerThemAll 8d ago
I've seen this kind of performance coming out of PostgreSQL, so they do help somehow.
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by HackerThemAll 9d ago
Two things. One is that to remind folks that PostgreSQL has used a tiny form of "artificial intelligence", that is GEQO - Genetic Query Optimizer, since 2001. Second. How would that LLM-based query optimizer work in a real-world 1
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by HackerThemAll 9d ago
The JavaScript world is littered with stuff comparing to which your patch seems like a complex project. See those examples: https://www.npmjs.com/package/is-odd https://www.npmjs.com/package/is-eve
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by HackerThemAll 11d ago
While I supported that idea of Rust coreutils, this your experiment showed me how bad it is. My results are totally different, but not what I expected (edited out long strings of "a/a/a" for brevity). I wouldn't cal
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by HackerThemAll 11d ago
Spinning is covered in the article.
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by HackerThemAll 15d ago
Why do I still need swap space at all, be it a swap file or swap partition? I have 64GB of RAM and I don't overprovision it. WHY DO I HAVE TO CONSIDER SWAP in 2026?
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by HackerThemAll 17d ago
Yeah so diverging from the gist of the article. The "sponsors" I recently see are more and more leaning towards shady business practices. SerpApi riding on the back of Google, abusing the infra without paying a single penny. They
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by HackerThemAll 24d ago
You'd want this browser for free, wouldn't you? Have you donated to Mozilla Foundation? So you're bitching because the free product that you don't support finds ways to sustain economically the hordes of developers that
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by HackerThemAll 26d ago
> it means that every CVE we publish trigger activities in many security teams all over the world, leading to a significant number of patches and subsequent software updates. If it's just about that, fix those low priority issues an
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by HackerThemAll 26d ago
People do crazy stuff in GoL. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NDAZ5g4EuU
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by HackerThemAll 27d ago
> why it needs to show the dialog in dom0 I think it's the "secure screen" that cannot be manipulated by the malware in a VM. I'd expect a password entry dialog to also be handled like that.
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by HackerThemAll 29d ago
Have you already brought your country through laziness and convenience to a state where you are subordinate to Amazon? Don't you have other e-commerce sites?
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by HackerThemAll 1mo ago
It works very well for me. It handles non-English characters and diacritics without issues.
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by HackerThemAll 1mo ago
Great news!
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by HackerThemAll 1mo ago
Yeah, I have been amazed for an entire life how many tools the IT industry invented during last 50 years to just disguise a database. OK, in '70s, '80s or '90s when compute and storage resources were limited and every bit cou
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by HackerThemAll 1mo ago
I love they are implementing pipe query syntax natively!
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by HackerThemAll 1mo ago
> why are they falling so far behind in the AI race? Are they? They provide AI overview to majority of web searches, and that alone requires enormous resources. Anthropic, OpenAI and others only serves their AI customers. Regarding the p
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by HackerThemAll 1mo ago
So you got information where the bug is, and now you brag that your AI friend found it quickly :joy: Go find bugs that haven't been yet found, and then brag about them :joy:
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by HackerThemAll 1mo ago
Yeah we need more power-thirsty, climate-impacting models, so that the coders can produce trillions of new rubbish code for millions of apps that nobody uses. Or that people can generate rubbish cat pictures riding dogs and rubbish fake mov
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by HackerThemAll 1mo ago
Did you get triggered so much to have to create an account to write that comment? I think of us two it's you who need to relax XD
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by HackerThemAll 2mo ago
Those childish comments are so funny. 3 billion people use Facebook regularly, and there are folks that deem themselves superior to all others who claim "I know nobody who uses Facebook". XD
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by HackerThemAll 2mo ago
The selection of fonts on this webpage makes it barely readable for many.
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by HackerThemAll 2mo ago
An open source model from Nvidia is a free drug to later buy their chips.
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by HackerThemAll 2mo ago
I think the captain of that vessel has his ego even bigger than Zuckerberg himself.
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by HackerThemAll 2mo ago
I got mine at a super loud music concert a few decades ago, and I worsened it at another concert which wasn't supposed to be as loud as it was. Despite wearing the in-ear hearing protections, it became louder and never went to previous
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by HackerThemAll 2mo ago
That's actually a great thing. They should do more of those choices and configuration to better discover how malicious AI technology can be.
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by HackerThemAll 2mo ago
I tend not to, because it's an overkill, but this regex nicely sums what needs to be done.
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by HackerThemAll 2mo ago
\r\n?|\n handles all EOL sequences without backtracking. Or write a non-regex equivalent of that.

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