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by comex 2y ago
_Or_ set your application to use UTF-8 for the "A" APIs. Apparently this is supported as of a Windows 10 update from 2019. [1] [1] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/design/global..
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by comex 2y ago
I agree, but for the record, if Google wanted to sue, they wouldn’t be completely out of luck. They could make claims under the Lanham Act §1125(a), state unfair competition laws, or other fraud-adjacent laws. But they would have to prove
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by comex 2y ago
I don’t use either Facebook or X so I have no personal experience. But the New York Times cited this meta-analysis for the proposition that they’re not ineffective: Fact-checker warning labels are effective even for those who distrust fact
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by comex 2y ago
Isn’t that here? https://fidoalliance.org/specs/cx/cxf-v1.0-wd-20241003.html#... The private key is specified as being a “PKCS#8 formatted byte string which is then Base64url encoded”. Is that insufficient?
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by comex 2y ago
It’s part of the API: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/contacts/cnauthori... The documentation for ContactAccessButton suggests only presenting it if you have limited access: https://developer.
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by comex 2y ago
I didn't mean to imply that you couldn't do the same in Haskell without the extra type-checking tricks in the article. I guess my main point is that the actual runtime semantics – like, if you take away the type checking, which fu
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by comex 2y ago
The fun thing is that this sounds like "just" a more type-safe version of the way DSLs are usually implemented in imperative languages, particularly scripting languages. In Python, if I have: def foo(x): return x**2
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by comex 2y ago
Maybe from Modular (the company Chris Lattner is working for). In this recent announcement they said they had achieved competitive ML performance… on NVIDIA GPUs, but with their own custom stack completely replacing CUDA. And they’re targ
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by comex 2y ago
Has libsodium actually made backward incompatible changes to its formats?
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by comex 2y ago
Apple will be required to provide documentation for its private frameworks on request: > Apple should produce a comprehensive technical reference for the iOS and iPadOS frameworks and libraries called by Apple’s services and hardware tha
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EC proposed measures for Apple interoperability requests [pdf](digital-markets-act.ec.europa.eu)
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by comex 2y ago
> But can you write tickets faster than you can implement them? I certainly can. Personally, I have a tendency at work to delay creating tickets until after I've already written the implementation. Why? Because tickets in my employ
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by comex 2y ago
It’s a compiled language, but in terms of runtime performance, memory usage, and binary size, it’s closer to C#/Java/Go than C/C++/Rust. Yet its compile times are among the worst of any of those.
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by comex 2y ago
If the profiler used is a sampling profiler (and it seems to be), then unlike with instrumentation-based profilers, it doesn't add any function call overhead. It just pauses the program every few ms and records what the call stack is
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by comex 2y ago
Way more money compared to what? Not having AI is the status quo. Perhaps AI will free officers to spend more time responding to nonviolent crime, but that’s not exactly proven.
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by comex 2y ago
Just for the record, that's not the main purpose of -fdelete-null-pointer-checks. Normally, it only deletes null checks after actual null pointer dereferences. In principle this can't change observable behavior. Null dereference
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by comex 2y ago
> Building Chromium takes more RAM and HD space than most people even have. According to [1], it takes 16GB of RAM and ~180GB of disk space. Most people have that much. It does take several hours without a many-core machine though. Bui
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by comex 2y ago
Apple’s os_log API also works this way.
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by comex 2y ago
(2019)
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by comex 2y ago
> For instance, NaN-tagging prevents (or largely complicates) optimizations relying on stack allocations. The stack uses high memory addresses that do not fit in 48 bits unless encoded relative to the location of the stack segment. Er, w
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by comex 2y ago
Specifically, there are two loops, one nested inside the other, and the total number of iterations is 1 billion. I was hoping this would test how long it takes to compile 1 billion nested loops . As in, a 2-billion-line source file where
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by comex 2y ago
By its wording, the policy is specifically about training LLMs. A classic Markov chain may be a language model, but it’s not a large language model. The same rules might not apply.
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by comex 2y ago
“Play Games. Win Big.” seems to be their current website’s slogan. In your archive link the same text instead reads “Banking for Winners”, which helps explain why people would be putting their life savings into this thing. In the small
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by comex 2y ago
I’m confused about the purpose of truncating the salt. How does the attacker learn anything about the salt without breaking Argon2id first? It’s not like the salt is included in the Sigsum ledger. If the attacker did somehow learn the salt
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by comex 2y ago
To ask the judge to force Google to spin off Chrome. The judge still has to agree to it.
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by comex 2y ago
> I wonder if it would be able to summarize the prior sentence! I tried using Writing Tools -> Summarize and got: “Notifications lack context, resulting in poor performance.”
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Stack Overflow Moving to the Cloud(meta.stackexchange.com)
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by comex 2y ago
Vision Pro is different. It has a finger gesture to "tap". The iPhone eye tracking mode relies on dwelling with your eyes, making it much slower than tapping, therefore not a good option for people without disabilities. Unsurpri
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by comex 2y ago
Define “net”. An especially corrupt government might be a net surplus compared to anarchy, yet simultaneously a significant net loss compared to a more typical government. Put another way, the government is failing to give its citizens what
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by comex 2y ago
Personally, I often use my laptop to watch game footage (with commentary) on YouTube or Twitch. That’s not a use case everyone will care about, but it’s quite a popular one.

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