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by _flux 3y ago
Sadly it does not work at all, as it was a joke :/. But I did think about how it could work. It could work by peridically sampling the instructions the current thread is running and detect trivial infinite loops that way. With more eff
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by _flux 3y ago
Just catch infinite-loop in gdb and you're done!
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by _flux 3y ago
Block form is not intended to run untrusted code, it is used similar to how exception handling is used in some languages: perl -e 'eval { die "aiee" }; print "problem: $@"'
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by _flux 3y ago
Except the main theme, which was HTML export? https://github.com/typst/typst/issues/721 Though it's in the roadmap!
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by _flux 3y ago
I wonder if the HoloISO release was just a ploy to get Windows 11 Home OEM cheaper or for free for their devices? I have no idea how that market works. But I do wish Valve would get their act together and release SteamOS 3 as a proper relea
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by _flux 3y ago
Right you are! I guess the two valves in working masks are then quite essential, and normal breathing masks better have as little extra space for air in them as possible.
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by _flux 3y ago
However, per https://www.omnicalculator.com/ecology/co2-breathing-emissio... , the air a person breaths out has only 4% CO2, reducing that number to 65ppm, right?
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by _flux 3y ago
> For those of us who prefer not to ship to the cloud, have you used Kopia Repository Server and is it any good? Does it run on Windows? I haven't. I use local Ceph S3 for backups, and then use kopia to mirror that to one a local RA
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by _flux 3y ago
Yes, it seems to be the case; only the data in the server is encrypted, while the key is shared between clients sharing the same repository. I'm not sure if content-addressed storage is feasible to implement otherwise. Maybe use the ha
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by _flux 3y ago
I've moved to using backup tools using content-based ids with rolling window hashes, which allows deduplicating content even between different hosts—and crucially handles moving content from one host to another efficiently—even though
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by _flux 3y ago
It uses also tracing GC to handle RC loops. I guess doing it this way allows to have mostly deterministic collection (that is then just an implementation feature, not language semantics) while needing the actual tracing GC to not be that ef
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by _flux 3y ago
It does emulate risc-v that runs Linux, so why not call it a Linux emulator? Though https://github.com/cnlohr/mini-rv32ima is indeed impressively small. Here's the dispatch switch-case: https://github.c
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by _flux 3y ago
Or not. Google probably targets the most popular adblocking solutions first.
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by _flux 3y ago
I wouldn't expect to be computationally hard or fundamentally even very difficult to construct the streams on-demand, assuming they would already have the videos encoded with parameters that's compatible with the stream they are p
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by _flux 3y ago
Testing can never prove something works, only that something doesn't.
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by _flux 3y ago
This is for both: > It's designed for both screens that update 60 seconds per frame, and for screens that update 60 frames per second. Or that's what at least I infer from that, because I don't know of 60 fps eInk display
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by _flux 3y ago
It seems it's going to become easier to check them in C++26 with https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/numeric/add_sat and friends. Or if you want saturating integer types, you can find https://gi
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by _flux 3y ago
I hope that there would be architectural improvements possible that would not be realistic for current Linux, and implementing those changes would make also the internals—and thus the kernel module interfaces—look quite a bit different.
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by _flux 3y ago
This can only happen if they are truly making the project only themselves and accepting external contributions only via a CLA—and I expect the mere existence of CLA to reduce the amount of external contributions in itself.
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by _flux 3y ago
But you still need to pay attention to use overflow checking versions of functions when doing arithmetics, because in release mode regular integers are not overflow-checked at runtime, unless you explicitly enable -C overflow-checks=true—wh
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by _flux 3y ago
Not even Linux itself is kernel module compatible from version to version, so it would be exceedingly difficult to try to be compatible with it.
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by _flux 3y ago
Great number of Linux hosts run in virtual machines, reducing the number of different devices drivers for that purpose. For running on bare iron.. I suppose there's no short-term solution for that.
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by _flux 3y ago
If you asked them in the same session, the previous answer would have affected the next answer. The rule of thumb goes: never argue with an LLM, unless you are looking for an argument. Just reset and start over (or edit the prompt, which is
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by _flux 3y ago
Did you try just once? https://chat.openai.com/share/fa01b895-2b4e-47c1-bbbb-1cef0a... Perhaps your past discussion, custom prompt or chat temperature (that cannot be adjusted except in the API) caused that to happen.
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by _flux 3y ago
I wouldn't expect browsers to come with a General MIDI patch set..
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by _flux 3y ago
It means that e.g. in H265 you can split the frame into tiles that are much larger than macroblocks: it's like the video is a set of n videos that are then composed to build a complete frame. This allows both encoding and decoding to w
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by _flux 3y ago
Matrix also provides the ability to back up keys in the server, but you select a separate passphrase for encrypting them before they're uploaded. (Yes, it would be nice if the user didn't need two passphrases for this use, but Mat
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by _flux 3y ago
Yes, please! It would be so much better for local apps that have a management UI at a certain port: for one, you need to find such a free port. That's right, 8000, 8008, 8080, 8888, some of those might be taken already ;). In addition
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by _flux 3y ago
I believe --no-remote should get around that if using a separate profile doesn't. Of course, you should ensure the distinct processes are not using the same config/cache files.
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by _flux 3y ago
TIL :), though Block only acquired the majority of it at 2021, so relatively short time ago. Well, people bought Windows Phones probably to avoid buying Android or Apple phones, so I guess it's still the same?

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