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by fefe23 3y ago
This would feel much more genuine if there wasn't a thick layer of advertising around it. Look at us, we sell services. Here is a list of our partners.
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by fefe23 3y ago
As I understand it, the new model is that the process gets an opened fd passed by the broker and can then read and write to it as fd permissions allow. The old model howevwr was that read and write were translated to rpc calls to the broker
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by fefe23 3y ago
Just don't. Please. Don't. If you can't help yourself, at the very least put in a bypass code word. https://xkcd.com/806/
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by fefe23 3y ago
I have been getting a lot of spam from India or Pakistan trying to sell me front-end or app development for several years now. If people are so desperate they resort to spam, maybe that that kind of job is just not in high demand anymore? (
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by fefe23 3y ago
This is a step back. The reason to have this in a separate process is so it can be audited "to death" because the code base is small. gvisor itself is so big that doing an exhaustive audit is out of the question. Google has mostly
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by fefe23 3y ago
> To make Medium work, we log user data. By using Medium, you agree to our Privacy Policy, including cookie policy. > Read the full story with a free account. Please don't link to Medium when you can link to, in this case, Plural
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by fefe23 3y ago
First, before optimizing you should consider correctness and security. input should be const and the return value should be ssize_t (so you don't have numeric overflow on 64-bit). Second, consider this replacement function: ssize_t
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by fefe23 3y ago
Could these be attempts at data mining for unmasking Tor users?
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by fefe23 3y ago
Hey Mozilla, have you considered that maybe I don't want to open an account? In fact I don't want to open accounts with anyone. Not with social media, not with newspapers, certainly not newsletters. Accounts allow better tracking
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by fefe23 3y ago
This link contains no additional information over the headline. He says he installed LFS. No need to click on the link.
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by fefe23 3y ago
Fascinating exercise. During my first attempt I found that I had to look up the actual definition of vehicle. I initially thought that a vehicle means someone is being transported by the vehicle, using an engine. According to wikipedia vehi
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by fefe23 3y ago
"The CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman, has spent the last month touring world capitals where, at talks to sold-out crowds and in meetings with heads of governments, he has repeatedly spoken of the need for global AI regulation. But behind the
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OpenAI Lobbied the E.U. To Water Down AI Regulation(time.com)
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by fefe23 3y ago
Is this some kind of joke? This "tiny" web page loads content from 8 other sites. The html of the page is 122k big. Add to that more than a megabyte of useless javascript frameworks.
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by fefe23 3y ago
Uh... this looks like a pirate copy made from a scan of the book. Should we really be linking to it?
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by fefe23 3y ago
This is a lightning talk of the category "someone on the internet has an opinion". The level is "count your new and delete and see that you have the same amount".
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by fefe23 3y ago
It's not about who wrote that code. It's about responsibility. If you are the maintainer of shitty code, then at the very least communicate that publicly. Don't come out with how bad your code is after the fact! After he was
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by fefe23 3y ago
So you are saying while he worked there he didn't do anything about the problem, and now that he's gone he's shit-talking his old employer? I have no beef with either Filippo or Google or Go. Or you for that matter. But this
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by fefe23 3y ago
Can we just stop with the weaseling please? > Fundamentally, a scalar multiplication function was returning the wrong value for a very specific input because of a combination of the pre-existing complexity and unsafety of some optimized
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by fefe23 3y ago
This is awesome! I wonder what the compile time cost would be to just have this kind of unit testing in all the time.
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by fefe23 3y ago
I relly like this insight. How do you think people fit in thee who want to build "self-healing" systems?
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by fefe23 4y ago
Haha funny I came here hoping that someone had found a better solution than me, but you did the same thing. I think __SIZE_TYPE__ is not standard but a gcc extension (that clang also supports). I don't care because my target platform i
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by fefe23 4y ago
Rich is an authority on the matter and I trust him that this will be a trend in the future. However I greatly dislike this trend because I value my storage space. The less storage space a game wastes, the more games I can have installed. I
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by fefe23 4y ago
Why should I put any faith in this VPN company if I don't even trust my own ISP?
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by fefe23 4y ago
I find it funny that now fuzzers are being written in rust, as if that translates to better quality bugs being found. It looks to me like the effort would have been better spent writing a decoder in rust. AFAIK Mozilla moved the mp4 (that&#
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by fefe23 4y ago
Uh I'm sorry but what makes you claim that that is Snowden? I see a rambling post by "Curly Cockroach". Nothing there says Snowden or I'm missing it.
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by fefe23 4y ago
Uh... what? I said open source, not free. Google the difference. I also didn't demand any features. I also didn't say or imply that I don't want to pay. However, this editor will have to compete with free, full featured, matu
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by fefe23 4y ago
I have no interest in this (happy with vim, developing under Linux) but I installed it anyway and the first impression is absolutely impressive. The installer is comparatively small. It loads quickly. Doesn't ask any useless questions.
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by fefe23 4y ago
I gave up after two pages of the article not getting to the point.
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by fefe23 4y ago
This is not an experiment. This is an ad by Github who want you to buy their larger build hosts. Notably absent from the comparison is the cost for buying a build host yourself.

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