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by daghamm 2y ago
What is the logic behind that? Haven't 80% of all high profile phone hacking cases against journalists and government officials involved iPhone or icloud? BTW, Samsung has an enterprise program for direct patch delivery and control of
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by daghamm 2y ago
This is such an odd rant. My old Nokia occasionally restarted in my pocket somehow, I'm happy Android has found a better solution. Besides, the power shortcut is the most used (and appreciated) function on my phone. I'm using it t
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by daghamm 2y ago
Nah, they stopped doing this after windows 8 and the whole windows phone mess. I spent a year learning silverlight and XAML, so I might sound a bit bitter...
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by daghamm 2y ago
What if one language server adds a function to use your code for AI training? Are you okay with that as long as it came as a gitthub binary? And these modern editors introduce another issue with their modularazied design. For each supported
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by daghamm 2y ago
This is what I hate about vscode, and they at least ask for consent. Some of the stuff vscode needs for golang are (to me) developed by Random Joe on github. It's just a matter of time before it is abused for supply chain attacks.
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by daghamm 2y ago
Have seen both play, haven't seen Zuckerberg lead...
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by daghamm 2y ago
There are multiple alternatives, but very few user seem to want to switch https://www.reddit.com/r/RedditAlternatives/wiki/index/ I think a moderated mirror of certain subs would be a better solution. Be
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by daghamm 2y ago
Speaking of RISCV emulators, I'm looking for an emulator for ESP32-C3 (the new riscv version of esp32). How hard would it be to add this to qemu, which already supports sifive boards.
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by daghamm 2y ago
There is a reason these small processors exist. The system would be significantly more complex and less efficient without them.
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by daghamm 2y ago
"If you really want passkeys, put them in a password manager you control. But don't use a platform controlled passkey store, " I think this is a good advice in general: if you value your freedom avoid platform controlled serv
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by daghamm 2y ago
They spent a lot of money on their CEO and board, and funded it by getting rid of good programmers and defunding long term projects like Servo.
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by daghamm 2y ago
For comparison, in 2022 Mozilla had $1.3B in assets and over $500M in revenue: https://assets.mozilla.net/annualreport/2022/mozilla-fdn-202... I want ladybird to succeed and show the world how ridiculous the Mozil
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by daghamm 2y ago
Yet most of those are written in Go. In fact, the majority of the devops tools themselves (podman, k8s, etc) seem to be written in Go. Why do you think that is?
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by daghamm 2y ago
No, I will not stop asking this in interviews. The point of this question is to understand your carrier goals but also to show that you came well prepared and have done your homework about the position and the company. Experience has shown
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by daghamm 2y ago
Hard disagree. Galaxy s24 (a phone) can run fallout 4. https://www.notebookcheck.net/Samsung-Galaxy-S24-Ultra-runs-...
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by daghamm 2y ago
I don't think Apple in any official capacity helps these efforts. Lenovo on the other hand seems to support alternative OSes to some degree.
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by daghamm 2y ago
Is that an strong argument in this particular case? This is after all cp and ls we are talking about. For me personally compatibility would be a much bigger issue
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by daghamm 2y ago
Aren't the Rust binaries significantly larger? Wouldn't that be a problem for embedded system and containers? I'm also sceptical to the whole idea. There are tons of more interesting problems to solve than replacing an stable
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by daghamm 2y ago
His lectures were fun, and he made complex things look easy. I frequently consulted his lecture notes at my first jobs. RIP Arvind
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by daghamm 2y ago
That looks interesting, but what kind of bandwidth can you get out of this?
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by daghamm 2y ago
Every company should do this. In fact many do. This is called competitor analysis and is the fastest way to motivate employees and start improving things
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by daghamm 2y ago
This is more and more being abused to kill discussions people don't like. Seems like a vulnerability in the system.
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by daghamm 2y ago
The Chinese "companies" are all controlled by the goverment. CCP invests in different areas to advance their 25-50 year long term plans. We have seen many examples of a small Chinese company suddenly shelling out billions to buy a
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by daghamm 2y ago
When I wrote "based", I meant it was pretty much a 1-1 copy of a design by Cypress (although they have all evolved since than). I dont like the idea that one particular company should sell this for a shedload and anyone buying a c
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by daghamm 2y ago
Oh come on. All these devices are based on the Cypress reference design. USBee was sold for 1600, the software was crap. Saleae was sold for a couple of hundreds. The software was nice but unstable and limited. The "clones" that
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by daghamm 2y ago
"As a typical user the noticeable symptoms for me were: - internet speed noticeably slows down - WiFi signal drops and..." Could also be the neighbours and their big microwave oven :)
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by daghamm 2y ago
"Defects occurring in the boot or test phase must be corrected before the build is "released" for stress testing" Currently having issues with this at works. Teams are pressured by their PM to release at certain time, an
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by daghamm 2y ago
I am not familiar with this NN accelerator. Does anyone have a comparison between Hailo and, say, a mid or high-end GPU or a TPU?
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by daghamm 2y ago
"It's not clear to me why Macbooks and Mac Studio Ultras with maxed out RAM aren't selling" Aren't these machines extremly expensive and generally not upgradable?
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by daghamm 2y ago
In kernel space ordinary operations like writing to a [u32] you own can have unexpected results. For example the page may not exist or the memory could point to some hardware component or be aliased. See also pornel's comment. There ar

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