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by jstrieb 2y ago
Small feedback: I would like to be able to enter my own profile to see how I will appear on the site. It would also be nice to know what searches my profile would be most likely to pop up for.
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by jstrieb 2y ago
I've used this in the past to force bash to print every command it runs (using the -x flag) in the Actions workflow. This can be very helpful for debugging. https://github.com/jstrieb/just.sh/blob/2da1e2a
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Low-Cost Drone Add-Ons from China Let Anyone Turn Toys into Weapons of War(wired.com)
32 points by jstrieb 2y ago|28 comments
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Our Friend, the Fat Face (2014)(fontsinuse.com)
2 points by jstrieb 2y ago|0 comments
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by jstrieb 2y ago
The last coauthor listed on this preprint is Michael Levin, who has a lot of other cool work. In particular, this talk of his from NeurIPS 2018 includes fascinating biology research results, as well as musings on the future of biologically-
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Fast, Constrained Optimization in the Browser with SCIP(jstrieb.github.io)
3 points by jstrieb 2y ago|0 comments
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by jstrieb 2y ago
In case you want to run Justfiles in places where you can't install the Just binary (for whatever reason), I wrote a compiler that transforms Justfiles into portable shell scripts that have byte-for-byte identical output in most cases.
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by jstrieb 2y ago
Relevant (deleted, as far as I can tell) tweet: > When I talk to Philosophers on zoom my screen background is an exact replica of my actual background just so I can trick them into having a justified true belief that is not actually know
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OWASP C-Based Toolchain Hardening Cheat Sheet(cheatsheetseries.owasp.org)
30 points by jstrieb 2y ago|1 comments
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by jstrieb 2y ago
Capstone is very useful! Someone (not me) has also cross-compiled Capstone to WebAssembly so it can be used in client-side browser applications. https://alexaltea.github.io/capstone.js/ I've used this in a couple
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Behavioral Pitfalls When Investing(bogleheads.org)
1 points by jstrieb 2y ago|0 comments
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by jstrieb 2y ago
This is not exactly what you're looking for, but is also pretty interesting: it's a tool for reverse engineering the bits from mask ROM photographs. https://github.com/travisgoodspeed/maskromtool
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FindMy Flipper – AirTag and SmartTag Emulator(github.com)
282 points by jstrieb 2y ago|65 comments
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C Macro Reflection in Zig(jstrieb.github.io)
302 points by jstrieb 2y ago|136 comments
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List of Evan Doorbell Recordings(wiki.phreaknet.org)
2 points by jstrieb 2y ago|0 comments
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Fixing a Protel Payphone Part 2: Installing ExpressNet(philtel.org)
2 points by jstrieb 2y ago|0 comments
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An Introduction to Sleep Obfuscation for Malware (2023)(dtsec.us)
56 points by jstrieb 2y ago|3 comments
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by jstrieb 2y ago
See this comment for a more in-depth explanation of what I meant by "optimal" for poker chip denominations. Hopefully that clarifies. That comment has a link to the code if it's still not clear enough. https://news
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by jstrieb 2y ago
The only color reordering that happens is to assign the color with the largest quantity of chips to have the lowest chip value. Once the optimization has happened, you can edit the colors, and the order will be preserved. So if you want to
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by jstrieb 2y ago
That's a good observation - the UI is a very thin wrapper around the optimizer. One fix would be changing the minimum number of chips per color under "advanced options > requirements" to 0.
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by jstrieb 2y ago
Most optimization calls on my laptop happen nearly instantaneously, whereas they can take a few seconds on average on phones. Didn't test super comprehensively. If you end up wanting to use the version of SCIP compiled to WASM, I have
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by jstrieb 2y ago
The first constraints are the required ones: - The sum of (color value * color quantity) for all colors must equal the buy-in - For each color, (color quantity * number of players) must be less than the total number of chips of th
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by jstrieb 2y ago
So far, even on underpowered Android phones I've tested on, the performance has been really good. It's more of a testament to how fast SCIP is than anything else! Specifically, I haven't been able to find a reasonable set of
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Show HN: Allocate poker chips optimally with mixed-integer nonlinear programming(github.com)
213 points by jstrieb 2y ago|69 comments
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by jstrieb 2y ago
Hey! It works on mobile. Just go to https://jstrieb.github.io/poker-chipper to use it. It's designed exactly for games with friends, so it should work well. But to be clear: it is for allocating chips to players at the
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Show HN: Optimally allocate poker chips using constrained optimization(github.com)
6 points by jstrieb 2y ago|2 comments
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Adapting nnue-PyTorch's binary position format for Lichess(lichess.org)
1 points by jstrieb 2y ago|0 comments
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by jstrieb 2y ago
Not specific to LLVM or JIT, but if you want a visceral intuition for the basics of ARM assembly, I made a free, online game at work (for mobile and desktop) that may help you: https://ofrak.com/tetris/ I didn't d
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The Greatest CSS Tricks (Volume 1)(css-tricks.com)
27 points by jstrieb 2y ago|0 comments
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Church's λ-Calculus (2023) [pdf](cs.cmu.edu)
155 points by jstrieb 2y ago|46 comments

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