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by dezgeg 3mo ago
Detect tests somehow (eg. in rust you could check for #[test]) and just skip the analysis for that function?
32.
by dezgeg 3mo ago
Even if it could, it would be ridiculously token inefficient to update huge amount of addresses instead when some small change is done to the middle of a binary
33.
by dezgeg 3mo ago
What does "long term memory" mean? It can write down notes from past/recent support requests? If so, that sounds like risk of one customer's data leaking to another.
34.
by dezgeg 4mo ago
That's defined in Makefile
35.
by dezgeg 4mo ago
Some stricter interpretations also require that maximum stack usage can be statically analyzed (ie. no recursion, no function pointers, no VLAs/alloca).
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3D Printed Space Cadet Pinball [video](youtube.com)
3 points by dezgeg 4mo ago|0 comments
37.
by dezgeg 4mo ago
It requires a keyring service being installed (accessed over dbus) and if there isn't one it just silently doesn't store them anywhere. Pretty bad UX.
38.
by dezgeg 4mo ago
It only stores credentials in the keyring, so if you have no dbus keyring service running it just silently won't remember them.
39.
by dezgeg 4mo ago
But then you have to pay by the token instead of the subsidized subscription prices
40.
by dezgeg 5mo ago
Did you actively verify that your builds were bit-reproducible?
41.
by dezgeg 5mo ago
You don't need to do that for every write though. Only when the database file is created.
42.
by dezgeg 5mo ago
For home computers, essentially https://xkcd.com/1200/ applies.
43.
by dezgeg 5mo ago
Reminder that this was a student project.
44.
by dezgeg 5mo ago
In wsl, each distro you have runs in a container (with lot of permissions), you'd need to apply the modprobe change inside wsl "hypervisor" rootfs
45.
by dezgeg 5mo ago
Even worse, the actual struct page on Linux is 64 bytes, so 4x your example
46.
by dezgeg 5mo ago
Do they use it via mainline Linux kernel's ISNDN drivers though (and not something proprietary)?
47.
by dezgeg 5mo ago
GPL-3 dependencies are typically banned inside embedded device firmware. If a 3rd-party app uses those presumably it will be problem for the developer of the app, not Amazon.
48.
by dezgeg 5mo ago
Could there be mixup with FreeCell?
49.
by dezgeg 6mo ago
Switching between NFC vs NFD could be even sneakier.
50.
by dezgeg 6mo ago
Maybe this is doable with scoped API keys instead of SSH keys?
51.
by dezgeg 6mo ago
I've understood that in more recent models you need to run extra compute to get a human-readable version of the thinking tokens, so it does impact latency. Though probably the more important motive is you can squeeze in more concurrent
52.
by dezgeg 6mo ago
IIRC the initial value for the jiffies time counter in Linux kernel is initialized at boot time to something like five minutes before the wraparound point, precisely to catch this kind of issues.
53.
by dezgeg 6mo ago
For HN comments, the LLMs seem to really like 2 or 3 paragraphs long responses. It's pretty obvious when you click a profile's comments and see every comment being that exact same structure.
54.
by dezgeg 6mo ago
I believe the same author has made a ninja successor (n2) that uses hashes instead. Haven't tried personally but hopefully get around to try that in the near future
55.
by dezgeg 6mo ago
Roulette to find all those vibe coded apps with zero users, sounds great!
56.
by dezgeg 6mo ago
Bye bye getting automatic upgrades to that package.
57.
by dezgeg 7mo ago
The best thing about monorepos is nothing ever gets versioned and packaged. That means, a subcomponent can just make a needed change in the supercomponent as well, and test and the ship the subcomponent without excess ceremonies and release
58.
by dezgeg 7mo ago
_FORTIFY_SOURCE is way smaller in scope (as in, closes less vulnerabilities) than -fbounds-safety.
59.
by dezgeg 7mo ago
Yeah Gemini seems to be good at giving silly answers for silly questions. E.g. if you ask for "patch notes for Chess" Gemini gives a full on meme answer and the others give something dry like "Chess is a traditional board gam
60.
by dezgeg 8mo ago
In that situation one of the switches should short the mains voltage and blow the fuse when the door is opened.

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