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   A Comprehensive Introduction to CDNs(00f.net)

   10 points by jedisct1 2y ago|0 comments
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   by jedisct1 2y ago

   I've been using `math/rand` instead of `crypto/rand` where `crypto/rand` was absolutely needed. This resulted in static keys being used in early versions of dnscrypt-proxy2. The reason is that I'm using the VSCode e
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   Tuile – A Text User Interface Library for Zig(zig.news)

   4 points by jedisct1 2y ago|0 comments
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   by jedisct1 2y ago

   Zed looks nice, but I didn't find extension settings. Are they accessible somewhere? By default, autofix is not enabled in zls, which is why I had to immediately go back to VSCode.
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   by jedisct1 2y ago

   Remember the QNX demo floppy?
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   by jedisct1 2y ago

   This is apparently only affecting people with `me.com` and `mac.com` accounts. So, that sounds just like a bug after a migration of these services to some new APIs.
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   by jedisct1 3y ago

   Looks like the project is not actively maintained any more (it's in "maintenance mode"). Also: this has nothing to do with Zero-Knowledge proofs.
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   by jedisct1 3y ago

   Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39991475
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   by jedisct1 3y ago

   Presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCj2J3HcEfc They also wrote a blog post about how they bootstrapped their arm64 infrastructure: https://www.uber.com/en-FR/blog/bootstrapping-ubers-inf
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    Universal local privilege escalation exploit for CVE-2024-1086(github.com)

    2 points by jedisct1 3y ago|0 comments
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    by jedisct1 3y ago

    Dealbreaker for me.
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    by jedisct1 3y ago

    Please offer alternatives to Google to sign-in.
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    by jedisct1 3y ago

    Or dnscrypt-proxy, especially if you care about not disclosing your IP address to resolvers.
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    by jedisct1 3y ago

    PostgreSQL is such an amazing piece of software, that keeps being more awesome release after release. It has almost become a full-featured operating system at that point. And the ability to write extensions in Zig is very nice.
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    by jedisct1 3y ago

    This is exactly the thing that feels obvious once you realize it, but that can be puzzling until you don't.
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    Garnet – A high-performance cache-store from Microsoft Research(microsoft.github.io)

    2 points by jedisct1 3y ago|1 comments
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    by jedisct1 3y ago

    Cool idea, I could definitely use this. However, it seems to be very slow. Couldn't it be done directly in the web browser using WebAssembly? Not fan of the big Vinlo watermark either.
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    Retrobob: A retro gaming emulator that runs directly on the browser(retrobob.bitzero.com.br)

    2 points by jedisct1 3y ago|1 comments
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    by jedisct1 3y ago

    NES/Famicom, Gameboy and Gameboy Color are currently supported, with more systems to come.
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    by jedisct1 3y ago

    Uses libsodium, so it can't be bad :) Cool app, even better now that the server code is open source !
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    by jedisct1 3y ago

    I find programming more difficult now. "But wait, you have more experience and we have better tools!" Yes, but programming stacks used to be simple and well-defined. HTML/CSS/jQuery + a LAMP stack or ROR could get you
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    by jedisct1 3y ago

    Among other things, WebAssembly is very useful for decentralized apps. Check out zkWASM and CosmWasm.
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    by jedisct1 3y ago

    I love it, especially the Quick Tools tab. Powerful yet easy to use. That's the best LLM UI I've seen so far, and it immediately replaced Private LLM (even though I paid for it).
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    by jedisct1 3y ago

    I still frequently see MD5 and SHA1 being used "because the output is smaller than other hash functions and we only need a unique identifier". There's also a belief that an implication is that these functions are faster. Whil
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    by jedisct1 3y ago

    It's possible. See https://github.com/thi-ng/umbrella/tree/develop/packages/was... for example.
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    by jedisct1 3y ago

    Super Mario 64: https://probablykam.github.io/Mario64webgl/
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    Ava: All-in-one desktop app for running LLMs locally(github.com)

    2 points by jedisct1 3y ago|0 comments
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    by jedisct1 3y ago

    Looks great! Also TIL about AVA https://github.com/cztomsik/ava
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    Mach v0.3 Released(devlog.hexops.com)

    2 points by jedisct1 3y ago|1 comments
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    by jedisct1 3y ago

    Just one toolchain to install in order to compile to the native CPU, using any glibc version, to other architectures, and, for WebAssembly, to any variant (emscripten, freestanding, WASI). Zig a very common way to compile C/C++ code to