hackernudes

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by hackernudes 11mo ago
I wonder if the compiler could still be a native binary (but still producing code for the target architecture). The motivation is to have the performance of a cross compile with the simplicity of a native build. I had that idea a long time
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by hackernudes 11mo ago
https://archive.is/K0a0a
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by hackernudes 1y ago
CZ already served the time in prison. It's not clear to me whether he and Binance have paid the fines yet.
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by hackernudes 1y ago
Agree. Makes sense for a mouse cursor but not touch.
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by hackernudes 1y ago
I've had similar problems but no amount of tweaking vm and vfs cache settings helped. Swap or not, both 32gb and 128gb of ram. Manually reclaiming memory would un-lock the system (/sys/fs/cgroup/memory.reclaim). I w
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by hackernudes 1y ago
The Lightning Network (an open payment layer built on top of Bitcoin) or some other cryptocurrency.
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by hackernudes 1y ago
I don't think it is macabre at all. "Hang" just means suspended. A ball on a string is hanging instead of falling. Laundry can be hung out to dry. It's about something that would normally move that is not doing so. Also
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by hackernudes 1y ago
My understanding is this is for excess PV capacity. But I think they should address this! Their plan is to heat deep inside a big pile of dirt using resistive heating elements and then pump the heat out in pipes. Maybe it's hard or exp
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by hackernudes 1y ago
The article is about accessing a service (nostr) through a hosted web app. The domain or server that is hosting the app could be compromised and serve a bad app. Posts on nostr use a key pair so when you see a post from foo you know it&#x27
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by hackernudes 1y ago
Google is famously a monorepo and is basically the gold standard of CI/CD. What does happen is APIs are constantly upgraded and rewritten and deprecated. Eventually projects using the deprecated APIs need to be upgraded or dropped. I d
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by hackernudes 1y ago
Looks like a flutter app that can build for desktop Linux https://github.com/parres-hq/whitenoise_flutter . I started my reply thinking it was still using Tauru but apparently things change fast!
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by hackernudes 1y ago
Are you using cloudflare DNS? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19828317
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by hackernudes 1y ago
Why do you say that? They are on their seventh iteration of hardware and even from the beginning (according to the article) they were designed to serve Google AI needs. My take is "sell access to TPUs on Google cloud" is the nice
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by hackernudes 1y ago
Quick summary: Author had money "from crypto" and wanted to create a solar power plant in Texas. After dealing with challenging mineral rights and health issues, interconnect fees to the power company were too expensive to make th
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by hackernudes 1y ago
I think this is a topic that every Linux user eventually stumbles into. It is indeed quite frustrating. I found the article hard to follow, but maybe because I was already familiar with the problem and was just skimming. Skip to "Some
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by hackernudes 1y ago
I didn't see any way to type function keys (f1, etc...). I see some of the allure of minimalist keyboards but when I imagine myself using it it seems painful.
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by hackernudes 1y ago
"SMB Direct" is RDMA based and ksmbd supports it. Samba does not. Disclaimer: I have not used it but was looking it up just yesterday.
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by hackernudes 1y ago
> Drawing on existing research [3], our preliminary analysis of these programs and configurations suggests that the network stack architecture is somewhat similar to DPDK [4], mainly relying on a user-space C++ program to bypass the kern
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by hackernudes 1y ago
I use https://zxtune.bitbucket.io/ on Windows and Linux. It's cross platform for Mac too and I imagine it works.
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by hackernudes 1y ago
Ok this took me a minute to parse. Someone at DEFCON captured the wireless data from a mouse/keyboard dongle. The dongle was connected to a computer that belonged to the organizers, possibly managing the Wall of Sheep. They were able t
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by hackernudes 1y ago
You pay the difference plus interest! But yes 100% agree. That's how I learned you need to pay estimated taxes ;-)
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by hackernudes 1y ago
It's funny reading your response because I think you skipped the second half of the comment! Your rebuttals to the rebuttals are pretty similar.
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by hackernudes 2y ago
Pretty sure you want it to do it the first way in all cases (not just with GPUs)!
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by hackernudes 2y ago
I just want to say I appreciate your rant. Maybe this declarative web push API signals they are spending some developer time improving the "Add to Home Screen" experience overall. I hope the whole industry pushes to prefer website
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by hackernudes 2y ago
Let's see if I can figure this out... "Declarative Web Push" is a web browser javascript API to subscribe to events from an HTTP server. It is similar to the "Web Push" API but changed to be better for mobile device
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by hackernudes 2y ago
I wondered about this exact scenario with my Android auto dongle. I never could get the upgrade to work when connected to my phone. I did get it to work connecting my PC to the dongle (which acts as a wifi access point). My PC then loaded t
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by hackernudes 2y ago
This exchange looks like the output of a so-called "reasoning model". Maybe it is a joke or maybe it is an actual response from an LLM.
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by hackernudes 2y ago
I was also confused. The HN title is weird. As I hovered over the description deciding whether to waste my precious seconds RTFA I had dreams of some sort of version control for 3d assets, but no.
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by hackernudes 2y ago
UPL = Unauthorized Practice of Law
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by hackernudes 2y ago
Quick summary. Firefox does not support talking to arbitrary USB devices (whereas Chrome has WebUSB to do that). However, Firefox does support talking to U2F security keys over USB. This project programmed a microcontroller to pretend to be

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