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_ache_
1y ago
Can you explain a little why it's obvious? Last time I checked, LFI was for and EELV against. https://mepwatch.eu/9/vote.html?v=167712&country=fr
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1y ago
Thank you. No other errors. It works. Nice game. :D
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1y ago
To be fair, it's with the help of OpenAI. They did it together, before the official release. https://ollama.com/blog/gpt-oss
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1y ago
Can't play the game. My local use space ' ' as a hundred separator. So, I any guess above 1 000 is truncated. 1 000 is 1.
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1y ago
svg-term-cli I think. I found a post talking about it not long ago. https://github.com/marionebl/svg-term-cli
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1y ago
What is `data` ? "maximum data size (KB)". Is `address space limit (KB)` virtual or physical ? What is maximum filesize in a context of a process ?! I mean what happens if a file is bigger ? Maybe it can't write bigger file t
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1y ago
Nice command line.
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1y ago
Usually in /etc/limits.conf. The field `as` for address space will be my guess, but I not sure, maybe `data`. The man page `man limits.conf` isn't very descriptive.
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1y ago
Perhaps you have very generous limits on RAM allocation per thread. I have 32GB, 128 with swap and still crash (silently on Firefox and with a dedicated screen on Chrome).
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1y ago
There is definitively improvements that can be made. The comment part is more about aesthetic as it is not needed actually, you could have just put the zip chunk in a `div`, I guess.
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1y ago
Thank you very much! I was looking in the blog post, and no I through "No, I spelled it right". God! It was in my presentation. >_<"
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A valid HTML zip bomb
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1y ago
There is an obvious mistake in the include. #include <JeeLib.h;> And the library doesn't seems well documented and rather shady actually. What is the casino thing ? It looks like an abandoned project that got web squatt
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1y ago
The comments of coderabbitai are ... well. + const safeToken = typeof token === "string" && token.length > 0 && token.length < 256 ? token : ""; Of arguable quality I would say. The length
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1y ago
Can you please re-consult a physician? I just check on ChatGPT, I'm pretty confident you are dead.
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1y ago
Why doesn't it scale ? I'm really interested in n=100.000 and n=1.000.000. eza could catch up with lsr. Why is n=1.000 so slow with lsr ? Does io_uring add so much overhead ?
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1y ago
Is it a problem through ? I'm pretty sure that any check is on the weight of the PNG, not the actual dimension of the image. PNG doesn't have size limitation on the image dimensions (4bytes each). So I bet you can break at least o
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1y ago
Is 200% a way to say *3 quicker ? The little 10% reasoning performance decrease seems worth it.
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1y ago
Nearly two years from comparable to human to beat the best. https://www.npr.org/2023/08/30/1196777528/an-ai-quadcopter-h...
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1y ago
To manage the legal issues, you just have to put AI on the search. "AI search".
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1y ago
Absolutely. If you don't know dav1d, it's easy to overlook the complexity here. There is a reason for this sentence: > « The dav1d and rav1d decoders share the exact same low-level assembly code optimizations—you cannot modify
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1y ago
Objectively, this article is bullshit. What is the source ? An unidentified "data partner". That just means, this is non-reproducible. So this is not science. Actually, there is a another paper, reproducible, it's non conclu
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Yes, nobody doubt about that. The article is about programming, which, even if it requires some math skills, require more an ability to deal with a language system.
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That is now obvious, any LLM is able to code, and is usually very bad at math. This alone proves that a good part of programming is linked to language not math. Even if CS is sort of applied mathematics.
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No, f* them. Seriously, it feels really weird to thanks a LLM. Like, did you ever thanks `sed`, `bash` or `firefox`? What's the difference? My respect is precious and meaningful, and just as I don't give it to a CLI or an OS, I wo
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Nice ! Thank you for the link! :)
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I did the same like 2 weeks ago. In Rust. ^^ I'm still trying to improve it a little. https://git.ache.one/dither/tree/?h=%f0%9f%aa%b5 I didn't published it because it's hard to actually put dithe
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2y ago
What is an occupant ? There used to be a increase of crime but it was because of what the law counts as a crime. And no, non-lethal crime didn't increase so it is not about medicine that is getting better. https://oscj2.cesd
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2y ago
Yes, but inmate population is mostly immigrant descendants (for various reasons, poverty and been unable to work are the main ones).
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> I haven't check other stats but what if your views on crime are being manipulated by people who have agenda that normally wouldn't be possible if the true reason was revealed? That is a known fact. Criminality rate drops but
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