benmmurphy

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by benmmurphy 5d ago
White didn't use engine assistance in this game, Black may have used engine assistance but I don't think its clear from the moves. Black's moves are theory up to some point so could have been played by someone who was booked
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by benmmurphy 7d ago
I reran it and here it is: https://chesscheaterdetector.com/analysis/xvjsPd Move 6. kd1 after Qxf2+
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by benmmurphy 8d ago
there will be some other tasks in the system that need time guarantees around when they get scheduled for very important (safety?) reasons. so when these higher priority tasks show up the lower priority tasks get suspended. if they could gu
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by benmmurphy 10d ago
this is interesting. i uploaded a game where white had only 1 legal move, and then this move was flagged as 'highly suspicious' because white made the same move the engine would have made. i think the complexity estimation should
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by benmmurphy 12d ago
If you look at elliptic curves I don't think there has been any big changes in attacks for 20 years but some attacks like MOV or SMART would have been fatal to EC if they had applied to more curves. So maybe there is some unknown attac
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by benmmurphy 19d ago
Is there any concern in this scheme with losing access to storage either temporarily or permanently due to losing access to key shares?
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by benmmurphy 20d ago
I saw 'the results speak for themselves' but for me this article seemed to have less LLM-ese than some of the more recent obvious LLM prose posted to hackernews. As a reader I think its jarring because you just see a lot of articl
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by benmmurphy 1mo ago
`==` is reference identity in java and that is the problem. so you can't treat an arbitrary object as a value type because somewhere in the program `==` might be called on it.
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by benmmurphy 1mo ago
i'm not sure if there was an original pattern where the env var was in double quotes. https://github.com/snowflakedb/snowflake-connector-net/pull/... but if you have: X=$(echo "$BLAH") then in
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by benmmurphy 2mo ago
You should be able to do these increments/decrements in a database at the rate you can write WAL to the disk. But the problem is in a lot of these databases the transaction will hold locks until the WAL hits the disk which causes a mas
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by benmmurphy 2mo ago
‘The counters tell the story’ might be something they consider odd. But I’m not familiar with the author’s style so they could have had these tics pre-LLM or they picked up these tics from reading a lot of LLM content.
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by benmmurphy 2mo ago
Looking at the function the addr value should always equal end but also it looks like on x86 this value is discarded in pte_free_tlb so maybe this is not the problem or I’m looking at a different version. https://github.com/
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by benmmurphy 4mo ago
In the UK you can make an order of information to compel directors of a company that is in debt to answer questions about company assets, accounts and records under oath. This can be done in County Court and my understanding it is inexpensi
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by benmmurphy 4mo ago
I think if the consignor has not taken the correct steps then there is a risk the receiver would be able to pay other secured creditors using the consignors assets. For example if there are other creditors with liens on the inventory then y
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by benmmurphy 4mo ago
hackernews capitalising Int makes this question kind of confusing. Because the question is meant to be about c++ behaviour but `Int` is not a standard c++ type. But Int is not java because java uses Integer and `Int` is not c# because c# ha
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by benmmurphy 5mo ago
I think the original commenter confused taking the CUBIC implementation from the kernel and rewriting that in Rust for use in their QUIC implementation or they just jumbled their wording. It does make sense to use an existing battle tested
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by benmmurphy 5mo ago
I think UUIDv7 could make sense but I suspect the recommendations in the spec predate UUIDv7. Also, if you want sorted schemes then there are slightly more efficient schemes than UUIDv7. With UUID you are always sacrificing some bits to dis
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by benmmurphy 5mo ago
Generating 16 random bytes is simpler than generating a random UUID
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by benmmurphy 5mo ago
you know things are bad when lemire.me feels he needs to post an AI slop image :(
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by benmmurphy 6mo ago
wasn't there some meme that 30u30 was some kind of predictor for fraud
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by benmmurphy 6mo ago
The problem with Apache 2 is it might not be completely clear how this works with a Saas product. Of course if you are distributing binaries or source to customers then you are going to run into issues with Apache Licensing. But if you are
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by benmmurphy 7mo ago
it seems like if these statements that were part of the grants were 1FA protected then they should not have been part of the grants in the first place. since having 1FA protected statements in the grants allows the government to compel spee
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by benmmurphy 7mo ago
The games are on github ( https://github.com/kennethpayne01/project_kahn_public/blob/m... ) which might give better context as to how the simulation was run. Based on the code the LLMs only have a rough idea of
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by benmmurphy 7mo ago
i think the use case for setHTML is for user content that contains rich text and to display that safely. so this is not an alternative for escaping text or inserting text into the DOM but rather a method for displaying rich text. for exampl
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by benmmurphy 8mo ago
i'm not sure if Dtrace interpreter was safer than EBPF. I guess in theory it should be because a JIT is just extra surface area but I'm not sure in practice. Both EBPF and DTrace had bugs. Also, I always thought EBPF JIT was just
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by benmmurphy 9mo ago
There might be health problems associated with these drugs but they need to be compared to the next best option. I think for a lot of people on these drugs the next best option is continuing the status quo which has a lot of negative health
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by benmmurphy 9mo ago
I can't imagine what would happen if federal agents killed someones son, wife and dog in a firefight when executing a warrant based on a crime that looked like entrapment while a Democrat was in office.
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by benmmurphy 9mo ago
for phones its a bit difficult because i don't think you can egress out ip traffic without root or jailbreak on iphone and iOS. but i guess on desktop this should be possible
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by benmmurphy 9mo ago
sshuttle as described sounds like a normal CONNECT proxy which this is able to detect: https://sshuttle.readthedocs.io/en/stable/how-it-works.html like its similar to connect or socks proxy except it is using SSH
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by benmmurphy 10mo ago
That reminds me of an old cold war joke. In China you are free to criticise western governments on Weibo. What is the problem?

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