junon

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by junon 2y ago
Pretty sure I don't need to explain how your comment misses the point entirely.
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by junon 2y ago
The gestures were nothing alike[0] and living in Germany I can tell you most people here agree on what it looks like. [0] https://x.com/C_Kavanagh/status/1882176442689331410
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by junon 2y ago
The gays didn't murder millions of jews.
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by junon 2y ago
Still does in CMD.exe
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by junon 2y ago
I love Desmos. It's been a valuable tool over the years for all sorts of things, many of which were game design related.
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by junon 2y ago
You don't really have a choice, you have to have insurance for breaches (HIPAA term, not strictly the typical cybersec term, means any loss of control of information that results in potential of dissemination of PII).
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by junon 2y ago
Not even that. You always have insurance for this stuff.
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by junon 2y ago
We already have this with (iirc) postMessage API.
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by junon 2y ago
That, and "cyber security" wasn't really a formalized field. It arguably still isn't, depending on how the question's framed.
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by junon 2y ago
I wasn't really referring much to the UI as I was the fact that it does it to begin with. The thinking in deepseek trails off into its own nonsense before it answers, whereas I feel openai's is way more structured.
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by junon 2y ago
Not sure if the author is the one who added support but it'd be great to get a somewhat in depth explanation as to how a target was added to Rust! The docs surrounding this kind of... leave a lot to the imagination.
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by junon 2y ago
o1 also does this.
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by junon 2y ago
Not sure what the fuss is. I tried Deepseek earlier today for the first time and it was even worse than o1 when it came to reasoning skills and following my requests for how I wanted to engage with it. o1 at least gives it to me straight. W
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by junon 2y ago
Yep. I learned Java just to hack a math program in middle school. It had a hint button that would eventually give you the answer but would dock your progress by quite a bit if you used it at all. I modified it to run the "solve answer&
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by junon 2y ago
I find that part interesting too. There are a lot of chicken-and-egg situations you have to solve with them. Interesting breed of challenge.
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by junon 2y ago
Well, yes and no. I was more interested in what it did and how it worked rather than 'using' it, I just remember it causing a lot of problems. But yes, this was around the time I learned not to run random executables I found on th
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by junon 2y ago
Was this a particular tool that required charging up a lazer, by chance? If so, I might have been one of the people you taught a lesson to. :D
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by junon 2y ago
This happened a lot on old gaming forums where hacks were being produced. When I was much younger I looked up to a game cheats writer on an old forum since he taught me about how they worked, which I found extremely cool (still do!). It act
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by junon 2y ago
They're not bad considering cost of living and QoL.
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by junon 2y ago
It's "quietly public" but I've been working on a novel kernel design, this (12th, and final) rewrite undergoing development for about a year now. https://github.com/oro-os/kernel It's a user-le
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by junon 2y ago
You can absolutely introduce free-less allocators and the like, as well as use `ManuallyDrop` or `Box::leak`. Rust just asks that you're explicit about it.
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by junon 2y ago
Yes, though it's not enforced when it should be.
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by junon 2y ago
The HTTP imports astound me. Having little control over how bundlers fetch code randomly screams vulnerability vector. How people are okay with it is wild to me.
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by junon 2y ago
I had the same experience. I vaped way more than I smoke, and it really is the nicotine that affects me the worst in the mid term. Pouches are expensive here after the tax hike and they make me feel dizzy and the gum makes me sick. I also s
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by junon 2y ago
I'm aware, thanks.
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by junon 2y ago
Assume from the paper this simulator does not contain the software patch that fixed it? I'd be curious to see the "patch" for this that would, spelled out in more modern code (not sure what the original Therac was written in)
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by junon 2y ago
Definitely. I'm usually quite successful at quitting during the summer. Then the winter months come and for some reason the urges come back.
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by junon 2y ago
Ah yes, I lied to myself. Thank you for fixing things for me.
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by junon 2y ago
Thanks but I'm not really looking for advice. Where I live vape juice is exorbitantly priced. Plus there are other habitual issues with vaping, such as vaping indoors which overall increases my intake. Pouches aren't always a solu
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by junon 2y ago
This is so, so cool. Reminds me of Clockwork Pi stuff. Thanks for sharing :)

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