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by jabwd 8mo ago
They do run Apple Silicon in data centers, so perhaps another custom version of Darwin + their system frameworks. It is hard to tell without some leaks :)
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by jabwd 8mo ago
I think you are failing to realize the billions the US has made from "defending" europe. Regardless, once the US is no longer colonizing the entire planet and the dollar isn't the only currency anyone cares about your opinion
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by jabwd 9mo ago
This makes me think you haven't really tried it ever? Sure writing a hello world is something but, one of the best features of Swift on the server side is that it seamlessly interopts with anything C (and nowadays C++, though that is a
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by jabwd 9mo ago
What is a CMake-built swift package to begin with? You're mixing build systems and expecting them to co-exist or what is the exact problem? I've done a lot of weird swift things so might be able to point you in the right direction
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by jabwd 9mo ago
I'm sorry but what exactly are you doing? This is the first time I've ever heard any of this type of reasoning, and well, the fact that you're using AI makes me think you have no clue what you're actually talking about
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by jabwd 9mo ago
App instalation isn't really even the problem. It is just the capabilities you have that you do not have access to. a modern iPad can easily run macOS as an 'app', if you will. The kernel is there, the userland is there, just
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by jabwd 9mo ago
"work pc" -- random 50 dollar fire hazard running Linux. Anyway, those Android phones though they are obviously going to be the unreliable part in this story.
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by jabwd 9mo ago
I don't know, you might be underestimating how much damage the orange in charge is really doing to the interests of the US. Change is slow, and the subtle things set in motion are always perceived too late. A simple example would be a
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by jabwd 9mo ago
Serious question though, since AI seems to be so all capable and intelligent. Why wouldn't it be able to tell you the exact reason that I could tell you just by reading the title of this post on HN? It is failing even at the one thing
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by jabwd 9mo ago
Sounds like blaming a tool on a problem it did not cause. Either way, solvable and encryption is important. Badly designed systems and or lack of tooling isn't really an encryption problem. Anyway, VMs should not have authentication, i
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by jabwd 9mo ago
The thing I find disappointing about the article is that nothing else seems to have been explored. Now no options might exist, but then again, isn't the point of such a write up to find the ones that.... do...? A lot of people know tha
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by jabwd 9mo ago
Even ignoring all the politics and crazy stuff from the "maintainer"; most of their contributions were just shuffling code around and causing a lot of breakage. The typical "but this looks nicer so its better" type of pr
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by jabwd 9mo ago
I might be very wrong in every way but, string parsing and or manipulating and memoiziation... sound like a super strange combo? For the first you know you're already doing expensive allocations, but the 2nd is also not a pattern I rea
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by jabwd 9mo ago
Trying doing the benchmark in a git repo.
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by jabwd 10mo ago
> This is effectively a rando's basement. You. Do. Not. Know. Stop straw-manning stuff its so pointless.
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by jabwd 10mo ago
Keep in mind this is also often caused by arbitrary "security" consultants that crap out a list of stuff you need to implement. Like jailbreak detection and the like. One I repeatedly got back in the day was hilarious: "After
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by jabwd 10mo ago
probably, probably and more probably. Why would they ever make it obvious? It makes no sense. google just had the luck of political inaction, and eventually enshitified it further to the point where you might not know it was an ad.
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by jabwd 10mo ago
It'll be the latter. Unfortunately a lot of damage (including psychological damage) has to be done before people realize it.
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by jabwd 11mo ago
Now get people on this website to listen; Since it can be renamed to "AI" bro central at this point.
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by jabwd 11mo ago
A good lesson. If you as an employer look at this history, and handle it in the interview appropriately (what did you learn / do better now for example) you can figure out if they did. I'm sure lots won't, but if that is you
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by jabwd 11mo ago
Curious what kind of deployments you are running with them? I only have personal stuff with Hetzner; but never had issues so far (bare metal in my case coz cheap for what I get and need).
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by jabwd 11mo ago
The internet was designed to survive nukes. Lets host it all with 2 companies instead and see how it goes. Anyway random things you will encounter: Azure doesn't work because frontdoor has issues (again, and again) A webapp in Azure ju
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by jabwd 11mo ago
AMD GPU here, but I had issues connecting my Xbox controller to it and using it with Steam. On Bazzite this all works out of the box. Would love to know what the issue was but could've been my bluetooth chipset or something of the sort
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by jabwd 11mo ago
Do you also have a source thats not a youtuber? Would be far more interesting to read on apparently it being a spy chip rather than just a HSM.
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by jabwd 11mo ago
Yeah for me it has been degrading ever since the Settings app became an upsell app. I'm sorry I came here to change a setting not dismiss a notification on your latest failed service thing that requires 20,- a month.
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by jabwd 11mo ago
Highly doubt it, Safari on Windows ran on AppKit and that thing is from the early 1990s. You'd be surprised how high level UIKit actually is.
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by jabwd 1y ago
Despite the cool shit the guy has done, keep in mind that "venerate" is not the word to use here. djb is very much not a shorthand used in any positive messaging pretty much ever by any cryptographer. He did it to himself, sadly.
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by jabwd 1y ago
If this existed in my childhood I would've been a very happy child. The big problem I always had was being interested in computers but not being able to access one easily.
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by jabwd 1y ago
yes... coz youtube is not your ISP. A literal massive difference. RE: net neutrality.
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by jabwd 1y ago
While cute, that cookie banner isn't actually required if you aren't doing any tracking. This is the common misconception a lot of people have with the cookie banners -- its not required, it is a confession from a website.

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