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by debugnik 7mo ago
> What's up with the avalanche of straw men? Poor quality comments lead to poor quality replies. I won't deny mine is as well.
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by debugnik 7mo ago
You envy the worldview in which people back their opinions with actual arguments?
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by debugnik 7mo ago
Aren't those just overengineered sanitizers?
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by debugnik 7mo ago
Where in your metaphor are the club next door using Persona instead of that implementation, and the EU's reference implementation requiring a Google Play integrity check to acquire a serial number in the first place?
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by debugnik 7mo ago
Not really, I'd be impressed if my moka could spy on me, at least after the first use.
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by debugnik 7mo ago
HN doesn't actually follow Markdown. There's no list syntax here, you need to start paragraphs to imitate it.
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by debugnik 7mo ago
NIS 2 article 12 specifically says the CSIRT must help reporter and provider negotiate a disclosure timeline. He set a timeline because there's supposed to be a timeline.
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by debugnik 7mo ago
> You cannot disclose this to public. Even with good intentions. Bullshit, NIS 2 article 12 specifically says CSIRTs must coordinate the negotiation of a disclosure timeline between reporter and provider. I'd say offering a 30 day e
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by debugnik 7mo ago
Whom's messenger? You didn't point us to anyone's research. I just don't see how sampling tokens constrained to a grammar can be worse than rejection-sampling whole answers against the same grammar. The latter needs to f
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by debugnik 7mo ago
As opposed to emitting non-JSON tokens and having to throw away the answer?
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by debugnik 7mo ago
An aside, but out of five links for Java edition one is 404 and the next one is an HTTP-only site seemingly not updated since 2009. Funny to contrast with Bedrock edition, for which they paid for FMOD Studio to cover the audio features of t
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by debugnik 7mo ago
Well spotted, I guess they're pushing for HN's redditification then.
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by debugnik 7mo ago
Maybe you're missing the reference to the Morbius movie joke, which sounds surprisingly fitting. It's not like older HNers never made funny references. Edit: Apparently you didn't.
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by debugnik 7mo ago
> and be able to send PRs for each without having them squashed Can't you branch off from their head and cherry-pick your commits?
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by debugnik 7mo ago
According to the layouts on this site, there're more European layouts with parenthesis on 8, 9 than on 9, 0. (I had to zoom out to see the right-side of the comparisons.) https://www.farah.cl/Keyboardery/A-Visual-C
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by debugnik 7mo ago
Not Moltbook, ClawHub. Over 15% of ClawHub skills were malicious at one point, including the most downloaded. And they haven't even tried to solve prompt injections.
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by debugnik 7mo ago
The winget installer just downloads vs_buildtools.exe and runs it, which first installs vs_setup.exe and then that one prompts you for the workloads you want. I believe passing --silent to the winget installer will install vs_setup unattend
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by debugnik 7mo ago
The Build Tools installer first installs the Visual Studio tool to select the workloads you want as well.
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by debugnik 8mo ago
It's not their fault if donors don't read what they're donating for. This reminds me of people feeling scammed after donating to Mozilla.
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by debugnik 8mo ago
Technically no, because EU directives aren't applied as written. They're goals for member states to make into national laws, which intentionally leaves them some leeway. However, national law must reasonably satisfy EU directive
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by debugnik 8mo ago
I agree Mono is bad compared to upstream .NET, but I used to write game prototypes with it back before .NET Core without as many performance issues as I still find in Unity. It was doable with a different mindset.
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by debugnik 8mo ago
AFAIK, the original reason to build IL2CPP was to appease console certification and leave behind Mono's quirky AOT on iOS. Capcom is also using their own C# implementation targeting C++ for console certification. Allegedly some games a
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by debugnik 8mo ago
"Powered by" is an understatement, Serde would be unusable without procedural macros. Deserializers use a ridiculously verbose visitor pattern that's completely unnecessary in a language with move semantics, it should have be
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by debugnik 8mo ago
C# wouldn't be a problem for Unity if they hadn't mapped most engine abstractions to class hierarchies with reflection-based dispatch instead of value-type handles and the seldom interface, and had dropped the Boehm GC. .NET has a
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by debugnik 8mo ago
I don't understand why claw is a data type for columns in these examples, it doesn't seem to store any actual per-row state. Is it not possible to hook extensions onto "with" clauses or something similar?
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by debugnik 8mo ago
That doesn't rhyme at all though.
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by debugnik 8mo ago
I don't think anyone's seriously using Bevy's 3D renderer, only the ECS. The only successful 3D game made with Bevy so far seems to be Tiny Glade, which used its own renderer.
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by debugnik 8mo ago
Toyota complained about poor performance on all of Unity, UE and Godot, but also about long startup times with Godot. I don't know how bloated Godot is, but AFAIK libgodot development started as part of Migeran's automotive AR HUD
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by debugnik 8mo ago
These are great to test code that has no formal specification or oracle, so you're writing a reference implementation. First, the test fails because there's no expected output, and you get to check the existing behaviour pretty-pr
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by debugnik 8mo ago
Note that some of those can't run on a regular Lua runtime. Luau is a separate implementation of a Lua dialect. However, it's backed by Roblox and being increasingly used in high budget games such as Alan Wake 2, and tools like Ri

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