hun3

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31.
by hun3 7mo ago
It was kind of an experiment from start. Some ideas turned out to be good, so we keep them. Some ideas turned out not to be good, so we fix them with extensions.
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by hun3 8mo ago
> if your framework's value can be replicated by targeting its test suite, Side note: this is also why SQLite's full test suite is proprietary / private https://sqlite.org/th3.html
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by hun3 8mo ago
Except that merely surfacing them changes their behavior, like how you add that one printf() call and now your heisenbug is suddenly nonexistent
34.
by hun3 8mo ago
eke* (yes, I'm dying on this hill)
35.
by hun3 8mo ago
Mostly depends on how bloat correlates to attack surface, but you're right
36.
by hun3 9mo ago
The size feels like you can almost fit it in a L3 Cache-As-RAM
37.
by hun3 9mo ago
Sure, as long as you don't run out of `s
38.
by hun3 9mo ago
Hypervisor as a microkernel
39.
by hun3 9mo ago
Stripping away unused drivers (.config) and other "bloats" can get you surprisingly far.
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What does it mean to be a programming language, anyhow? (2021) [pdf](dl.acm.org)
1 points by hun3 9mo ago|0 comments
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by hun3 9mo ago
Then the question becomes: to what extent do you trust Xen and Qubes RPC?
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Every board game rulebook is awful [pdf] (2024)(boardgametextbook.com)
3 points by hun3 9mo ago|1 comments
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Is the nervous system a democracy? (2016)(scientificamerican.com)
2 points by hun3 9mo ago|0 comments
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Profiling with Ctrl-C (2024)(yosefk.com)
92 points by hun3 9mo ago|13 comments
45.
by hun3 10mo ago
Verified software should satisfy the liveness property; otherwise, an infinite loop that never returns would pass as "correct." Verifying realtime software goes even further and enforces an upper bound on the maximum number of t
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by hun3 10mo ago
Just append X-Crawl-Reason: Finding spare license plates, throttled ONLY to prevent service disruption. To the best of my knowledge, [legalese claiming good faith and compliance to all applicable laws] (Mandatory disclaimer: IANAL, i
47.
by hun3 1y ago
> Code is an asset. Funnily enough, this doesn't contradict "code is debt" because Asset = Equity + Liability.
48.
by hun3 1y ago
My next malloc(3) is returning NAN.
49.
by hun3 1y ago
surprised pikachu face
50.
by hun3 1y ago
maybe REST? I think a proper REST system of APIs is designed to be discoverable.
51.
by hun3 1y ago
Probably something like Error: stepping, NOT NULL constraint failed: messages.dkim (19) because, unlike MySQL, SQLite apparently returns SQL NULL for JSON null value.
52.
by hun3 2y ago
I think we're going a bit past each other. In AVR or other MPU-less architecture you can literally modify the string literal memory without triggering a crash. Why? Because there is no memory protection ("rodata") at all. And
53.
by hun3 2y ago
The affected platforms lack an OS (e.g., bootloaders) and/or an MMU/MPU (e.g., microprocessors like AVR)
54.
by hun3 2y ago
Quoting a paragraph from OP ( https://www.anthropic.com/research/tracing-thoughts-language... ): > Sometimes, this sort of “misfire” of the “known answer” circuit happens naturally, without us intervening, resulting i
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by hun3 2y ago
WinRing0 is associated with CVE-2020-14979 where any local program can take complete control (NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM) over your system: https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/cve-2020-14979 It is possible, although not con
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by hun3 2y ago
-O3 does autovectorization: turning your loops into a bunch of SIMD instructions, sometimes even drastically changing performance profile. If autovectorization is "not that much magic" then idk what else it is.
57.
by hun3 2y ago
At least it's one day off from 996.icu for now.
58.
by hun3 2y ago
Tangentially related: https://sqlite.org/purchase/license
59.
by hun3 2y ago
idk, losing access to preinstalled OEM license?
60.
by hun3 2y ago
Or VBA, which has Empty, Null, and Nothing: https://excelbaby.com/learn/the-difference-between-empty-nul... (and sometimes Missing)

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