jessermeyer

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by jessermeyer 4y ago
This is a double edged sword, naturally. Old debt becomes cheaper in equal measure to more expensive new debt.
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
Please. If you actually read the paper you'll come to learn that "practical" here means "we've conclusively shown under strict laboratory conditions that this works".
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
Novel statistical techniques is a different concern to practical attacks. (And I appreciate the relativity in what is meant by 'practical' -- nation state resources are in a distinct category of capability) But I would like to se
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
This is not inconsistent with what I said.
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
If the frequency scale is known to user applications, I presume jittering response times proportional of the scale factor just before write() would be effective.
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
Yes, this is a common technique in optimization. With frequency scaling enabled, a profiled function may have more than one hot region, implying 'hot' and 'code' code paths, but are really just manifestations of CPU spe
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
There's so much variation (read, noise) intrinsic to response times for network requests to be satisfied on most cloud hosts anyway that I'm very skeptical about any practical attacks being made in the short term.
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
Mind to unpack that for me? Here's how I unpack this: ""[1] is the 0 (termination) byte. The 0 byte is then interpreted as an address -- the nil address. But what's the use of asking for the address of the null terminat
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
But isn't `""` 0 terminated? So the first offset past the nil byte is 0, interpreted as an address.
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
Neither GCC nor Clang bake the final string into the data segment. If I had to guess, printf is the one preventing the more fancy optimizations to take place.
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
Ah, so it's the nil address?
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
As someone who avoids C++ these days ... Is this a compile time FizzBuzz? `(char*)&1[""]` is the empty string here returning its data segment address as the offset? Not sure about the purpose of `1`. Is the iteration achieved
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
This is some approximation of what half the globe already believes to occur with reincarnation, but it is not felt exclusively as a dark terror. More like the setting and rising of the sun. The nights are dark and full of terror, but it i
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
I don't think many models of divinity would consider this a well formed question because there would be nothing 'sub' (e,g under, beneath) divine order itself. The divine is often characterized as self-enduring, self-maintai
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
While I've been waiting for this kind of game, some approximation I've been able to whet my appetite with is the old classic Baldur's Gate (I and II) with the following mods / optional settings. Sword Coast Stratagems (r
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
Nah, concert singers have teleprompts to remind them of the words. They never show the chords though. Curious divide.
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
I'm looking for a single example of a "really spicy take that one can not call balanced or objective by any measure".
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
This is because they map to rotors in geometric algebra which is exactly that. https://marctenbosch.com/quaternions/
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
Can you provide an example of that?
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
The discord community seems acutely aware of this. When I first became acquainted with the system last year I made an effort to document my confusion when hitting roadblocks after reading the handbook to them, and most of them came down to
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
Hi Abner. Big fan of the handmade network and conferences! And likewise. Would love to hear your thoughts. Below is a summary of my point of view, and it is not novel, but the continuation of a few decades long process. If you find it v
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by jessermeyer 4y ago
This is simple mindfulness. Being self-aware of your own internal processes is the first step along a very long path of self-realization.
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by jessermeyer 5y ago
Not only that, but without even knowing the answer to their (valid) questions, concludes with `it's a patchwork with bad seams.`.
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by jessermeyer 5y ago
This depends on your reasons for using D. Odin is a smaller language for one (no compile time execution, for example).
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by jessermeyer 5y ago
This attitude is why modern software is a continuing controlled flight into terrain.
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by jessermeyer 5y ago
That's not really a problem in the sense that it doesn't align with expectations. That's a genuine unknown.
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by jessermeyer 5y ago
It's only framed as a problem when it is assumed that the values could be other than what they are. But we have no reason to suspect that they could be different. We have no idea how unlikely the current selection is given our observ
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by jessermeyer 5y ago
Can you please read the article before posting? >We tested Alder Lake on the latest Windows 11 below, but our Ryzen results are on Windows 10—this made certain to avoid AMD being penalized by the current Windows 11 regressions in L3 cach
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by jessermeyer 5y ago
It's because they treat music like a math problem -- something that only necessitates reading and writing. That's how you play math, after all, but that's not how music is played.
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by jessermeyer 5y ago
I have been waiting for high quality studies on practitioners of meditation over the will and other meta-cognitive capabilities. If you ever come across some, please post them here!

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