avadodin

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by avadodin 10mo ago
In 100 years, "us" is going to be Elon Musk's grandchildren, people from Niger, etc. and none of them are going to think like you whether they have to move or not.
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by avadodin 10mo ago
Sorry. Mostly Type 1 and overflow is a diagnostic log at most. Losing all stale unprocessed data and leaving a ready empty buffer behind is often the desired outcome. Type 3 is probably banned on most codebases because of the integer overfl
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by avadodin 11mo ago
It's not 1999 anymore. If you get RCEd today as a nobody you don't get a purple gorilla. Just silently enlisted into a "Residential VPN" and a background script that checks for the SSID "Iranian Research Facility&qu
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by avadodin 11mo ago
I'm a big fan of the GLib/old ObjC approach when it comes to UI elements and backwards compatibility with C but I can't imagine a situation where it would be appropriate on the kind of embedded we're discussing here to d
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by avadodin 11mo ago
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by avadodin 11mo ago
I do not deeply disagree with your statement but I do not see the two as exclusive. I think distributed public ownership placed in a corporation ruled as proposed here provides a chance to harvest residual good decisions from a citizen&#x2F
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by avadodin 11mo ago
Share classes can be very varied(such as preferred shares that get what's left after bond debt is paid off on bankruptcy) but generally what he's proposing(a coop-style one-head-one-vote class) is not common. Not sure if it's
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by avadodin 11mo ago
A lot of people try to write backends for LLVM to support obscure architectures but these guys are the only ones I know that have ever been successful to any degree. Portable assembly has a nice ring to it but reality is a harsh mistress an
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by avadodin 11mo ago
It has already been mentioned that banned users' "ban-worthy" comments are censored. I'd have to run an operation on lobste.rs in order to make a point and then maybe the non-representative examples I do capture are of p
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by avadodin 11mo ago
I agree with the sentiment in the sense that technology doesn't scale when you're like that Australian guy making everything from one-use mud and sticks. Some of it does but not a lot of it. Most materials up to the 1900s were re
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by avadodin 11mo ago
There are some very smart people on that site that only contribute there(although some are old slashdotters from back in the day) so it is a shame. I get the impression by watching the community that interacting with them is basically impos
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by avadodin 11mo ago
The paper itself is an overview that doesn't discuss the cache-friendly optimizations in the original 1986 PhD thesis so it feels like a hash table all the way down.
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by avadodin 11mo ago
The reasoning behind this is that birds have higher body temperature in our fever range. They put mice infected with a flu virus modified to have the bird variant of a gene in an oven and the virus indeed didn't degrade as much compare
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by avadodin 11mo ago
A superficial reading doesn't inspire much confidence in this peer -reviewed article but I agree that RNA-world is a thought experiment at best. There is no evidence of these RNA structures in actual lifeforms. RNA encodes proteins. T
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by avadodin 11mo ago
I don't know if it ever made it to production, and I don't remember exactly why it made sense at the time, but one early hack I did was passing a date in Julian format because there weren't enough bits to pass a full timestam
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by avadodin 11mo ago
Always has been.
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by avadodin 11mo ago
People predicting a crash and pulling back due to a bubble indicates the beginning of the bubble. If I were the gambling man, I would grab my PETS.AI stock and sit tight.
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by avadodin 1y ago
ASLR implemented at the mmap level in 32 bits(which was 100% of FreeBSD usage in 2005) is less than 20bits of randomness try 1M times and you've broken it add to that limitations in early implementations where large swaths of the addre
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by avadodin 1y ago
I don't think anyone would have complained if the art had been more detailed but in the same style as the original or even using real digitized actors. Monkey Island II's art was slightly more comic-like than say The Last Crusade
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by avadodin 1y ago
If C and C++ standardization had included both languages since the beginning, compatibility could have been a thing but it didn't so the languages have diverged since C-with-classes. I don't understand why the C standard has to ge
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by avadodin 1y ago
Usually, countries only respect extradition treaties when there is an equivalent law on their books (the workaround would be to charge someone with bullshit charges for the extradition) The main issue is that few countries respect freedom o
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by avadodin 1y ago
I don't know about going vegetarian but they are probably the best tasting leaf vegetable. I prefer them raw. The stalks also produce fiber that is long and strong - almost as good as flax/linen. The plant is very easy to grow bec
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by avadodin 1y ago
The mineralization is just on the tips of the trichomes. When dry they are irritating if rubbed against the skin but not stingy anymore and when boiled they have at most a sandy nature as the trichomes soften and can't penetrate as wel
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by avadodin 1y ago
I don't think the LLMs are to blame here. Not yet, at least. This is caused by people active in English-speaking communities translating memes literally and spreading them in their native language communities as-is. As the meme spreads
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by avadodin 1y ago
that comment is probably referring to VisualBasic 6.0 which was not a dialect of C# like VB.NET but then again your product from the 90s likely started off as that
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by avadodin 1y ago
This man casually codes up IOCCC entries. The code registers a bit like FORTH in concept.
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by avadodin 1y ago
There is no equality, though. You are choosing a daddy(or rather 50%+1 best case is choosing a daddy for you) ignoring the technicalities for each so-called democratic-block country (sometimes it's a committee, sometimes the committe
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by avadodin 1y ago
Without veering too much into politics, in functional families, children do not mind if their dad knows they are home and who they bring in along, and dads do not install AI-powered security cameras. This is a trust issue.
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by avadodin 1y ago
We're all already doing this as the compiler turns everything into SSA form, silly goose.
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by avadodin 1y ago
> Predictable — after 624 outputs, we can completely predict its output. > we recovers[sic] all the secret information using 512 consecutive output bytes oof

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