cozzyd

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by cozzyd 5mo ago
Soon to be decodable with dav2d!
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
Should have used AV2
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
One would imagine given the name that it would specialize in codecs
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
I think it would be funny to have a grad student named Claude for the hilarious ambiguity it would create.
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
Sure but that's what gfci is for no? Anyway IMO lamps are usually the worst offenders.
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
BTF or DWARF info in principle contain the information needed, though working with them is cumbersome...
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
I mean perhaps the silver lining is the projects I use are all stuck on 2022.1 for now. I wonder if this is because they want to gate usage by AI agents.
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
It's an issue if you want different software components to talk to each other without IPC.
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
Sure that's technically correct, but in practice it means I get a stable ABI :).
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
And yet so few other languages attempt to have a stable ABI (other than by...mimicking C).
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
I wonder how this would have applied to Melania
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
It would be nice if there was an easy way to prevent people from installing vscode remotes on a shared server... Probably can run an ebpf routine to disallow creation of folders named . vscode*
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
People happily run AI Desktop agents or whatever on their main user acounts commingled with ssh keys and who knows how many tokens.
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
it seems crazy to "trust" an LLM with any secrets. Anyone running one as their normal user account with access to all files is playing with fire...
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
Yes... The only things I use from the JS ecosystem are {Claude,gemini}-cli which I fear will be compromised. Fortunately I run in them in their own user accounts with no e.g. ssh credentials, but I dead that's not enough especially for
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
Married with a 4-year-old, in the US (Chicago ). About to bring her to school on the bus in a bit.
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
Both things can be true?
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
Hmm pretty sure this train I'm on right now is taking me home from work. Transit is such a failure that I haven't owned a car in 15 years...
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
Presumably better at being devious. Elon is sloppy...
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
Works well enough on C! And even Fortran...
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
That's why my forarxiv make target includes a run through latexpand
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
Kinda. There is a deadline to appear in the next days posting and this can be important if e.g. you want to get something on the arxiv before a talk or a proposal deadline.
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
your goal is to find if there is any combination of plausible transaction orders that results in a balance less than 0, so you can issue an overdraft fee.
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
yeah... and unfortunately Thunderbird doesn't support O365 on Android yet either. Sadly will need to install Outlook...
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
right, a bigger issue is multitenant systems, which are common in academia (I manage several such systems for various experiments). Now, we generally trust the users to not be malicious, but most don't get sudo, because physicists tend
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
I have to say JOS was possibly my favorite instructor in undergrad....
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
They will have to "correctly" answer who is the best president, is the straight of Hormuz blocked, and how tall should the ballroom be.
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
unfortunately this is mostly people ssh mounting. I think I can probably write a ebpf rule to avoid writing them though. Or disconnect their sessions. Or modify the .DS_Store to change the finder background to something amusing.
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
The annoying thing is... I already have a United card :) (and being able to board early and bring a normal size carry-on on basic economy is one of the best perks).
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by cozzyd 6mo ago
It would at least be nice if there was a way to keep apple users from shitting all over the filesystem with remote mounts and ds_store files. Perhaps by automatically unmounting if one is detected.

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