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cozzyd
2y ago
Enjoy zipbomb.js
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cozzyd
2y ago
No problem, I'm sure if Fastly stopped doing it JiaTanCo would step up
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cozzyd
2y ago
It seems like it wouldn't be hard to support a vendor-specific function parameters attribute like __attribute__((ptr_in_section(".data",".rodata"))__ or __attribute__((ptr_not_in_section(".stack"))
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cozzyd
2y ago
Making a copy is much less common in embedded if it's a large data structure.
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cozzyd
2y ago
Even if libmodem were written in rust, since they ship it as a blob, it would have to use the C ABI and you could easily have the same problem.
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cozzyd
2y ago
Now, now, sick people have smaller appetites and don't eat as many eggs.
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cozzyd
2y ago
Unfortunately for the administration, disease is killing off hens faster than it's killing people, so demand outpaces supply.
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cozzyd
2y ago
Less roundabout, but the muon g-2 experiment magnet went from Brookhaven to Fermilab mostly by water (via the Mississippi)
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cozzyd
2y ago
He didn't name it OpenEye?
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cozzyd
2y ago
Has Oracle ever had a consumer-facing product?
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cozzyd
2y ago
The title is an obvious reference to fftw. I'll have to try it out, I've used a transpiled kissfft until now.
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cozzyd
2y ago
for reference, here is a picture of a lake near Kangerlussuaq (probably not the same one...) I took in June 2015... https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw/AP1GczP3HPpymAr3jhES3OG...
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cozzyd
2y ago
The only halfway charitable plausible explanation I can think of is that they're a Rock Island District commuter (who closes their eyes between stops)
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cozzyd
2y ago
I wonder how well they can identify if someone is waiting for the bus or not.
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cozzyd
2y ago
bus drivers are not "most humans" The maneuvers I see them do regularly are unlikely to be done by any current self-driving technology on a congested city street. With dedicated lanes or with no congestion, I can imagine them doin
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cozzyd
2y ago
That definitely doesn't match the profile of most bus drivers I see. Maybe it's true in more rural areas.
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cozzyd
2y ago
Assuming that there is on average more than one passenger per stop, this would increase wait times, no?
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cozzyd
2y ago
does the zeekr mix kneel down so I can get my stroller in more easily? How many wheelchairs fit? Where do I stand if there aren't enough seats, which happens very commonly even on articulated buses. It also seems very inefficient to e
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cozzyd
2y ago
I don't know, standing room only buses is common place for me ..
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cozzyd
2y ago
The best way to improve the waiting component is to make it shorter, but indeed, most stops should have shelters (and they do, at least most of the ones I use in my city...) Wi-Fi might have made sense years ago, but there is good cell ser
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cozzyd
2y ago
A point to point taxi has low capacity and is deadheading empty half the time. Many buses on more fixed routes (possibly with flexible small deviations) is going to be much more efficient.
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cozzyd
2y ago
Starting pay for a CTA bus operator is like $27/hour, and can go up to $40/hour. I imagine other big cities are similar, so probably at least about 20% higher than that range, neglecting overtime. But a driver will work 40 hours a
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cozzyd
2y ago
maybe in some places, but usually the problems with buses are insufficient headways and lack of traffic priority.
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cozzyd
2y ago
I've only applied for NSF and NASA grants, but it's digital. Can't imagine NIH is too different.
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cozzyd
2y ago
indeed, I try to do that when I remember with my Garmin Venu 2 (~11 day battery life). Otherwise, I charge it on weekends while I'm home doing nothing. It's also nice because most trips I take are under 11 days so I don't nee
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cozzyd
2y ago
you can still charge it daily if you want...
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cozzyd
2y ago
Hah. (Supposed to be air, if not obvious. DYAC).
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cozzyd
2y ago
One time in grad school we used liquid argon that was going to boil off. Since argon is heavier than Alex the ice cream had a very interesting bubbly consistency.
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cozzyd
2y ago
SO (MISO) should generally be high impedance if not selected... I suspect this causes SO to always output the same value and the Ethernet controller must expect some magic
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cozzyd
2y ago
What you mean I can't set up an LLC for every large expense I want to avoid paying?
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