curryhowardiso

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by curryhowardiso 11y ago
If and when people ask me this (exact) question I like to tell them that although I can implement the O(1) solution, I just copied it off of a 14 year old.
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by curryhowardiso 11y ago
Yes, which is why I said "despite not having a SC precedent"?
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by curryhowardiso 11y ago
Yes, absolutely - and another reason is that it forms a sort of "de facto precedent". Even though there isn't a USSC judgment, in future people will (hopefully) refer to "the time the DoJ tried to do X" and the theo
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by curryhowardiso 11y ago
So to clarify you're saying that you can't just nop instructions, or it's not as simple as that, right?
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by curryhowardiso 11y ago
Yes but that code is all running in ram, precluding static analysis. You can still dynamically analyse it, but that is much harder. The way I understand it (and, correct me if I'm wrong) is that the code flows from disk through the aes
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by curryhowardiso 11y ago
Yes but like where would you nop? You can't statically analyse the code because the image is encrypted at rest (and potentially partially in ram also?)
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by curryhowardiso 11y ago
Literally the one time the west coast would have needed Scalia...
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by curryhowardiso 11y ago
I guess I was wondering if it was possible to request an audio stream from a safari user (rather than play one to them). My understanding is that the html5 api calls for this return null (i.e. they are unimplemented). I guess I was hoping t
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by curryhowardiso 11y ago
Is there some way to get this working with Safari's terrible audio (don't even get me started on video) streaming api? I know this isn't your fault, and I'm not holding my breath. But the landing page is so beautiful, it