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by archgoon 6y ago
Sorry; I must have missed something, what are you referring to? Is Google (or Apple?) pushing something that isn't end to end but claiming that it is? I seem to recall that Zoom did something like that, but not Google or Apple.
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by archgoon 6y ago
Six arguments use registers (and rax for return). The first two in your example are in the lea instruction. Using rdi, rsi, rdx, rcx, r8, r9 and then the stack is the calling convention used on x64 linux. 32-bit (-m32 in godbolt) linux woul
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by archgoon 6y ago
Indeed, and in a previous era, "to google" was "Who wrote the main papers on this, who should I look up?". Honestly; that's true still today.
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by archgoon 6y ago
Yep; check out how the programming community does it! We have descriptive names for things like "Apache", "React", "nginx", "Rust", and "Java"!
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by archgoon 6y ago
The "reliable source" here is the German Government. It has confirmed that, yes, Navalny was poisoned, and yes, he was poisoned with a hard to obtain poison that has been used in the past by the Russian government. This does seem
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by archgoon 6y ago
AMD can contribute their own tooling if they feel it's worth it. They aren't broke.
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by archgoon 6y ago
Well, Github archived it's 2020 snapshot in Svalbard. This probably won't be a one off thing, so if you're concerned; upload it to a github repo and they'll probably do it again. https://archiveprogram.github.
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by archgoon 6y ago
It basically is used in the same way "only a fraction of the populace supports the measure" just in the opposite direction of meaning. Both expressions have technical shortcomings; but are idiomatically understood.
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by archgoon 6y ago
I don't see the word 'law' showing up anywhere in kbensons comment. It's disingenuous to claim that kbenson was making a legal argument.
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by archgoon 6y ago
Preview was last December https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2019/12/introduci...
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by archgoon 6y ago
Huh; well, it's not mentioned in the article, but "Seward's Success" is a play on the original purchase of Alaska. When it was first purchased from Russia, the US Secretary of State, William Seward, was ridiculed by oppo
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by archgoon 6y ago
> The actual collection process is done by the Data Intercept Technology Unit (DITU) of the FBI, which on behalf of the NSA sends the selectors to the U.S. internet service providers, which were previously served with a Section 702 Direc
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by archgoon 6y ago
Amazon doesn't need to tell people to use their technology to benefit from educational videos. Completely ignoring the educational content itself, well made educational videos bring community good will. This helps in both purchasing de
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by archgoon 6y ago
> You think a programmer, handed a spec and asked to implement it, can be expected to know that their employer (or the employer's customer) wants to use it for a "non ethical purpose"? No imtringued does not. imtringued wr
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by archgoon 6y ago
> She has a manager who (apparently) has a low tolerance for risk. He probably got to where he is by spinning situations so that it's not his fault. He was upset that she contacted the FBI about a situation and took on more risk tha
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by archgoon 6y ago
The 5th dimension is just so tightly curled up that, after discretization, just looks like it's not present.
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by archgoon 6y ago
> they don't contribute anything of value to society. They appear to be funding Haskell development.
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by archgoon 6y ago
Title: Quadra, not Quandra.
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by archgoon 6y ago
> "promoting the Progress of Science and useful Arts". The value of their work doesn't end with their death. This means that they can sell the rights prior to dying and receive some of that value.
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by archgoon 6y ago
No it's an incredibly onerous requirement. No it doesn't make sense. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postal_Accountability_and_Enha... https://ips-dc.org/how-congress-manufactured-a-postal-crisi
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by archgoon 6y ago
Pick a base k. log_k(c) = e*log_k(m) log_k(c)*e^-1 = log_k(m) Raising k by both sides yields k^(log_k(c)*e^-1) => m
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by archgoon 6y ago
Gcc these days compiles with -pie (Position Independent Executable) by default. This makes the text section position independent and able to be relocated, like a shared library. You are correct that the main TEXT section used to typically n
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by archgoon 6y ago
Might want to put a [2005] in the title, when the thesis was published.
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by archgoon 6y ago
They discuss some features that they are adding https://tauri.studio/docs/about/security Unfortunately, they don't explicitly say what their threat model is, but you may be able to infer it from their feature
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by archgoon 6y ago
> There is no UI showing which process is holding the file handle What about process explorer? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/proc...
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by archgoon 6y ago
Which is just a synonym for abelian. You're not about to guess what 'commutative group' is from it's name any more than you're going to guess what an 'abelian group' is, unless you have already learned wha
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by archgoon 6y ago
>Except to explain our everyday experience of a single classical world. Which the parent says is explained via decoherence. Why do you feel that decoherence does not account for the observed phenomenon?
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by archgoon 6y ago
Linear types are stronger than FnOnce, in that a linear type must be used _exactly_ once. Rust doesn't enforce that if you pass in a function of type FnOnce that it is called.
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by archgoon 6y ago
So the term you want to search for is "Conservative Forces". I'll give a brief explanation here so you can find a better one more easily. :) Let's take a few steps back and talk about forces, and work. Gravity isn't
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by archgoon 6y ago
Well. November 2020 looks to be mostly quiet at least; looks like only one major disaster is forecast.

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