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61.
by hun3 2y ago
(2016)
62.
by hun3 2y ago
Have fun brute forcing heisenbugs and LLM hallucinations
63.
by hun3 2y ago
See also: word embedding and sentence embedding models
64.
by hun3 2y ago
Not really. MMIO mapped at 0x0 for example.
65.
by hun3 2y ago
> The ping backed memory storage It's worth noting that this is a network reincarnation of the old tried-and-true delay-line memory. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delay-line_memory
66.
by hun3 2y ago
All fun and games until Enderman starts shitting bad sectors all over the place
67.
by hun3 2y ago
IIRC some carriers explicitly recognize "STOP" (exact phase) as a special directive to block the sender for marketing messages.
68.
by hun3 2y ago
"This statement is false." ;)
69.
by hun3 2y ago
Not much, but you immediately know it's a function (abstraction). Besides, the standard notation for the "arrow function" is maplet (x ↦ x + 1) in mathematics. I assume λ notation sees frequent uses in logic and computation t
70.
by hun3 2y ago
Last time I checked the Discord bot API, it had explicit provisions for sharding.
71.
by hun3 2y ago
I assume the top reply was referring to "OEM unlocked bootloader/fastboot"
72.
by hun3 2y ago
> Didn't you read the article? No cap is out. Right, it's 4 years old: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=stop%20the%2... I don't care, I'm based
73.
by hun3 2y ago
It would be fun if it was "half Prolog, half Common Lisp"
74.
by hun3 2y ago
It basically says both trendiness and sanity has been robbed away by "W rizzlers" a.k.a. "someone with lots of charm and charisma" (by Gen Z and Alpha standards), and the addressee ("blud") is frustrated (&quot
75.
by hun3 2y ago
(Disclaimer: this is a joke)
76.
by hun3 2y ago
With all due respect, I regret to inform you that your linguistic trendiness has been mogged (blud is seething rn) and your sanity fanum taxed by W rizzlers ong fr fr so scuff no cap
77.
by hun3 2y ago
> This makes some sense intuitively, but it would be good to see the details worked out. The answer seems to be Safe Haskell: https://downloads.haskell.org/ghc/latest/docs/users_guide/ex... (Source: S
78.
by hun3 2y ago
That's a somewhat narrow definition of "security." The 3rd component of the CIA triad is often overlooked, yet the availability is what makes the protected asset—and, transitively, the protection itself—useful at the firs
79.
by hun3 2y ago
> (except the brain, likely due to energy constraints) We have neuroplasticity :')
80.
by hun3 2y ago
Even humans are bad at explaining their decisions sometimes, especially if they did not reach there by reason. In fact, if asked for the reason post mortem, people (and LLM) are likely to make them up on the spot. I wonder if the same dynam
81.
by hun3 2y ago
Is error handling enough? A perfectly valid rule file could hang (but not outright crash) the system, for example.
82.
by hun3 2y ago
I think dd might be more reliable. (Is dd POSIX?)
83.
by hun3 2y ago
But it's also the most cost expensive (from provider side) among 1FA and 2FA-OTP
84.
by hun3 2y ago
Yeah, it wildly depends on the maturity of the field it seems
85.
by hun3 2y ago
If not for the immense pressure to publish or perish...
86.
by hun3 2y ago
Which coordinate is the "opt out of targeting cookies" checkbox at?
87.
by hun3 2y ago
Plot twist: the 'Opt out' is only 12 transitions away from a Garden of Eden configuration, making it force opt in
88.
by hun3 2y ago
Yeah, if your table sources are small enouguh it will probably be fast enough to analyze anyway.
89.
by hun3 2y ago
Yes, so an open source...backdoor.
90.
by hun3 2y ago
What keeps it from becoming a free software backdoor?

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