SpaghettiCthulu

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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
> FWIW, it's practically impossible to provide that guarantee because the API necessarily provides at least the data point of, "Did they select an option in the permission notification?" ("If yes, what option was sele
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
I find the only "AI" I need is really just "Intellisense". Just auto complete repetitive lines or symbol names intelligently, and that doesn't even require an AI model.
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
Parents are failing kids. Not the government. Not big tech companies.
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
You are 100% wrong.
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
You cannot know the result without having the encryption key for the original message, so I don't think there is any privacy risk here.
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
Kernel module/driver sandboxing, if it cannot be feature complete (I believe it can), should be optional, opt-out, and strongly recommended.
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
> fungi: rust Um, rust is an iron oxide, not a fungi.
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
Neither. The corrupted cache is in the user-level gradle cache directory, which is untouched by `gradle clean`.
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
No, running `gradle clean` only cleans the project-level cache as far as I can tell. It leaves the user-level cache untouched (as far as the issue is concerned). Not sure about that flag you mention though. I'll have to look into that.
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
In this case it doesn't matter whether it's C or Rust. Both languages, if using their default string formatting facilities, are vulnerable.
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
It's annoying as hell. It's my car. Just let me turn the damn thing off permanently.
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
I strongly disagree. Gradle is extremely buggy where it matters the most. For instance, if I cancel a build part-way through and then run it again, gradle assumes that the in-progress JavaCompile task is completed, and proceeds to generate
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
Sure, it's possible, but come on, it's not practical .
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
Yes, and yes. There are libraries for embedding lua in rust programs that allow you to trivially switch between Lua, LuaJIT, and Luau.
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
Not just integration with other services. It would completely break brower history too!
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
I think it would be perfectly legal to zero-initialize the entire thing and then default-initialize, because initialization assumes the value is undefined.
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
> - Java constructors can return the object before they complete construction, finishing at a later time; this is visible in concurrent code as partially constructed objects > > - Java constructors can throw exceptions and return
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
Unexpected keyboard [^1] has been a game changer for me. As far as I know, it's the only full-size keyboard that features swiping towards the corners of keys for numbers and special characters instead of tapping and holding. As a bonus
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
You're seriously trying to compare what WikiLeaks exposed to a bunch of hollywood movies?
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
Because according to these laws, it's criminal even if a child takes their own picture, even if they don't distribute it.
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
That's not how it works in this case. The author asked the AI for information about a specific page.
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
You said "NOBODY" (pretty sure the all caps means it's extra true).
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
> What you cannot do is dictate how my server responds to your request. The client is under no obligation to be truthful in its communications with a server. Spoofing a User-Agent doesn't "dictate" anything. Your server
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
You're missing the part where Perplexity still makes a request each time it's asked about the URL. You still get the traffic!
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
It doesn't work at all for me under hyprland.
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
Part of the problem is that many users will be just click "Yes" without thinking. The other part of the problem is that the apps receive an exception or equivalent at all. IMO, they should receive fake access that returns either n
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
If true, that's a wild permissions model
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
What a selfish, narrow-minded take. If I want to modify it, I prefer it to be in a language I understand. The syntax of C/C++ is incomprehensible to me. See? Anyone can do it. That genre of argument is meritless.
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
But your struct cannot provide an indexing operator (right?)
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by SpaghettiCthulu 2y ago
The configuration management in JetBrains' products is far worse than in VSC. On the JetBrains side we have a configuration system based on a tree of XML files, some of which contain system-specific configuration and should not be chec

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