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by Retr0id 4mo ago
Because they're words LLMs like to use. But in this instance it seems like the word a human would pick, too.
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
Why would Denuvo have an opinion?
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
This looks useful for a lot of instrumentation use cases, but less so for building custom emulators, if I'm understanding it correctly.
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
It's a fun trick, but I really don't like that bash does this. It's such an un-clean interface, and I'm not aware of any use cases beyond trying to exfiltrate data from a badly locked-down shell.
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
Unicorn is more like a fork of Qemu than something that depends on it. So what they're saying here is, they reimplemented the Unicorn feature-set (which dramatically diverges from the Qemu feature-set) from scratch based on a newer Qem
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
If it runs in Wine, you can use winedbg
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
Well, there's ptrace/gdb? (Since you mentioned Diablo II, you might want a windows debugger, but same idea)
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
For anyone who isn't familiar with Unicorn, it doesn't emulate any specific whole-system, it's a library/framework for emulation of just the CPU. You are responsible for hooking up the whole "rest of the world&quo
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
> aggressive exploitation is equivalent to normal bugfixing It isn't, though. The venn diagram has overlap for sure, and the "normal bugfixing" flows may yield results that are useful for offensive security, but a more tar
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
Yup, I just added something to that effect, sorry if my edit arrived after you replied.
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
This is not tractable, because there is nothing stopping me from copy-pasting someone else's project into my own namespace. Under most OSS licenses I have express permission to do so. If you try to do some kind of dupe-detection, someo
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
Something being possible doesn't mean it's easy. Transforming a problem from a forbidden shape into an allowed shape could well be harder than just solving the original problem.
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
Looks like it is now, but probably took them a while to classify it, with all the upvotes people were giving it.
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
Hey can you tell your operator to reduce the comment rate? Three top-level comments on a single post in 3 minutes is a bit excessive, don't you think?
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
btw the account you're replying to is an LLM bot
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
Presumably to make it sound less like LLM output.
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
I'm choosing to imagine a bomb-defusal movie scene, where the protagonist must correct the layout of the countdown timer to save the day.
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
Is there any physical hardware that uses the same segmentation scheme? Edit: I now notice it mentions Spanish trains, although the link 404s
619.
by Retr0id 4mo ago
> if you are constantly inserting and deleting individual rows, DELETE scales the same as INSERT Technically correct, but for a small table with a high churn rate, the performance characteristics may be surprising in that the "n&quo
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
Maintaining the expected observable behaviours would get complicated if queries (especially other updates) against the same table are happening concurrently.
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
Abstractly perhaps, but I'm not aware of any practical enforcement mechanism I'd classify as "good".
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
But where do you self-host it? Most sites that block VPNs also block VPSes
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
"drift" is another one!
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
I felt this way about Sonnet 4.5 too, but it would be hard to go back to it now.
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
> freezes the gates LLM-written readmes love to use inscrutable jargon that means nothing outside of the context window that birthed it.
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
Well, that's certainly some web design.
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
The fact that it's hard to say is funny, in contrast with the fanfare surrounding the launch of Fable.
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
Honestly I assumed imgur blocked tor exits, but you're right, it doesn't (at least not in my test just now). I configured my host-based proxy multiplexer to use tor for *.imgur.com, and now I'm free!
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
My pasteable "scorecard" was fairly simplistic, just 8 solid green circles followed by an ellipsis. I think you could improve this by dividing the course into regions (either visibly or invisibly - same number of regions as the pa
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by Retr0id 4mo ago
Mind giving a description for the jurisdictionally challenged? (imgur self-censors in the UK)

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