TuxSH

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by TuxSH 2y ago
> In my opinion, C++ "concepts" are the least useful C++20 addition to the language - awful syntax, redundancy everywhere (multiple ways of writing the same thing). They're not the least useful C++20 addition, in fact they
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by TuxSH 2y ago
I also think 4o sucks, but have you tried DeepSeek R1 (free on their website)? I thought it night and day between 4o and o3-mini on the following topics: - reverse engineering: when fed assembly (or decomp or mock impl), it's been cons
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by TuxSH 2y ago
https://livebench.ai/#/ My experience is as follows: - "Reason" toggle just got enabled for me as a free tier user of ChatGPT's webchat. Apparently this is o3-mini - I have Copilot Pro (offered to me for
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by TuxSH 2y ago
Yeah I mean, most users won't. Sorry if I got on the defensive, saw a bit too many posts on social media claiming you could run the model on your consumer-grade GPU.
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by TuxSH 2y ago
AFAIK o1 is hidden behind an expensive subscription (iirc $20/mo and still rate-limited), it might as well just not exist for most users (since R1 is free, provided service availability). Also R1 (and its distilled models) expose their
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by TuxSH 2y ago
Distilled R1 models != R1
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by TuxSH 2y ago
For the 14b model, you can "/set parameter temperature 0.4" to make the Chinese censorship go away Ah and you need to ask it to answer factually, too. Actually, asking it to answer factually does remove a lot of the censorsh
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by TuxSH 2y ago
Agreed. It's worse than competitors at code completion/fill the blanks/"coding_completion" (it's introduced bugs in functions it didn't need to modify), and language, but is stellar elsewhere: - excellent
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by TuxSH 2y ago
Fair. A shame, still, especially for GC compat on WiiU.
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by TuxSH 2y ago
3DS has hardware support for GBA games too, actually, though these only got distributed via the Ambassador program. Also had VC for most of Nintendo's platform.
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by TuxSH 2y ago
> Take that up with the consensus view of the python community, as reflected by python linters in their default configuration, almost all of which warn on bare except. I don't fully agree on it being a purely a style issue (though
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by TuxSH 2y ago
"except:" is explicit enough and "except BaseException" is redundant. Moreover I think there is a real risk people are going to write "except Exception:" instead, which breaks in the fringe case an exception th
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by TuxSH 2y ago
> the "disassemble" command not being able to do what it says and instead complaining about a lack of functions, etc. For reference (for other readers), while I totally agree with you, disassembling at a particular address can
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by TuxSH 4y ago
Most countries in Europe don't have AC in homes. Power consumption absolutely is an issue because of heat dissipation.
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by TuxSH 4y ago
It's because they're affiliates. Same goes for FNAC
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by TuxSH 5y ago
Ah right, forgot the code was setting r0 and failed to spot bhs was always true... thanks for properly explaining it
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by TuxSH 5y ago
Normally you'd save more than just PC as AAPCS ( https://github.com/ARM-software/abi-aa/blob/main/aapcs32/aap... ) mandates stack to be aligned to 8 bytes for "public interface" functio
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by TuxSH 5y ago
// r0 = arg1, r1 = arg2, r2 = arg3 if (arg3 ^ arg1 >= 0u) return 42; // edited //*(u8 *)(r0 - 17 + 11); else // dead code (edited) return arg2();
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by TuxSH 5y ago
As other people are saying, code seems to be jumped at at #6. > I'd expect bx lr here LR is being clobbered by the bl (EDIT: bl, not blx)
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by TuxSH 5y ago
pop {..., pc} is THE standard way to return from a function that calls other functions itself, on Armv5 and above. Non tail functions usually do this: push {..., lr} ... pop {..., pc}
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by TuxSH 5y ago
It is not. debug_trampoline_end is just a label in this context.
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by TuxSH 5y ago
Not having to use bouncers, being able to use it on multiple devices at once, SSL-only. Using IRC on a phone is a giant PITA. I wouldn't wish having to use EFNet on anyone, either.
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by TuxSH 5y ago
> and which configurations thereof, remember the Tegra in question has both A53 and A57 cores Only the A57 cores are enabled at all, perhaps due to a hardware limitation. Consider the A53 missing for all intent and purposes.
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by TuxSH 7y ago
Hm, it looks like it is using things like std::vector and streams, etc. So it does actually require exceptions and RTTI/still forces linkage against throwing functions, etc.
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by TuxSH 7y ago
According to a recent talk from Herb Stutter ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARYP83yNAWk ), as many as 20% of users fully ban exceptions and an additional 30% ban them partially. Even code doesn't actually reach the th