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by kaba0 3y ago
That’s just to save space. You can actually produce a complete, static CSS file that contains every class. Also, the “dynamic” nature is almost as simple as a regex - you don’t have to do complex static analysis which of the branches are ta
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by kaba0 3y ago
They can’t solve a Sudoku, why do you expect it to be deterministically good at actual reasoning/algorithmical tasks?
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by kaba0 3y ago
It is not, if you pay for support.
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by kaba0 3y ago
What is it a backdoor to?
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by kaba0 3y ago
According to UNIX, which MacOS is certified of being.
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by kaba0 3y ago
CPUs spend an enormous amount of time waiting for IO and memory, and push/pop and similar are just insanely well optimized. As the article also claims, I would be very surprised to see any effect, unless that more instructions themselv
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by kaba0 3y ago
Sarcasm only works when you are actually smart and know what you are talking about.
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by kaba0 3y ago
> Apple has long been telling people (writing JITs) that to write to executable memory, they need the correct entitlements (com.apple.security.cs.allow-jit, allow-unsigned--executable-memory, and or/ .disable-executable-page-protect
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by kaba0 3y ago
> I also wonder what happens in the (extremely rare) case where the signal the JVM is trapping is a real segfault, and not an operating system signal. Just an educated guess, but the JVM knows if a thread may expect a segfault at a given
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by kaba0 3y ago
Could you please expand a bit on this topic, or give me some pointers? I’m not intimately familiar with what happens at the OS layer.
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by kaba0 3y ago
Dockerfile’s are absolutely not something a 4th grader would understand. It looks familiar to you, because you have already learnt it. They are definitely not trivial to understand before that, and the same is also true for Nix.
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by kaba0 3y ago
Arguably, Go is the only language I couldn’t even infer the syntax for before learning it. I can quite easily follow any ML, or C-like language, even if this is the first time I see it, and then go just writes some bullshit list of tokens,
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by kaba0 3y ago
Go has a stupid definition of “system programming”. It uses it to mean “low-level network stuff”, and absolutely not as something where low-level languages would fit.
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by kaba0 3y ago
In what way is an objectively more verbose language than C# and Java a “breath of fresh air”? Especially one so badly designed with gotchas everywhere (defer being function scoped, they even got loop captures bad at first, when that was a w
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by kaba0 3y ago
Thanks for the comprehensive response.
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by kaba0 3y ago
I didn’t mean to misrepresent your views, was only remembering an old comment of you that said that iphones are quite good for the security-minded. Of course I could not have known how the state of security, or your opinion of it has change
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by kaba0 3y ago
I’m not the parent commenter, but not really. Daniel Micay himself said that iphones are one of the best choices from a security perspective, GrapheneOS closing the gap. The reason is the close working together of hardware and software, whi
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by kaba0 3y ago
I believe F# is the most well-known, the others are more esoteric ones.
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by kaba0 3y ago
I think what you are getting at is usually called piping. Some languages have it inbuilt (usually as a |> operator).
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by kaba0 3y ago
I mean, there are observable differences between the two. An obvious one is to have an infinite recursive function application as a parameter to a function. Depending on whether CBV or CBN is used, you either get non-halting code, or a mean
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by kaba0 3y ago
That’s just sandboxing. They still share a significant amount of resources.
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by kaba0 3y ago
Why even install these web apps separately? You can even just create a shortcut for them that opens them in a separate browser window if you need that.
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by kaba0 3y ago
It’s open source software, feel free to support/maintain your own edge case. It makes zero sense to spread a team that thin on handling some edge case no one uses. There are only finite resources, and it makes sense to focus on a smoot
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by kaba0 3y ago
That’s why they moved out of Gaza wholesale, removing settlers, just to have Hamas rise to power and attack?
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by kaba0 3y ago
> forbid military age men from leaving the country You mean like it happens in most wars?
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by kaba0 3y ago
The scales are so completely different that that analogy is just done in bad faith.
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by kaba0 3y ago
Are you sure that stopping it will actually minimize the number of deaths in the long run? Is it better to kill 20000 people in a short time to reach permanent peace, or to save some of those people and then repeat the whole ordeal each 2 y
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by kaba0 3y ago
The very reason these laws are there is to protect civilians. A hospital can more or less safely operate in a war zone if both parties play by the rules and actually care for their people. If you exploit these very rules for military advant
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by kaba0 3y ago
IDF cares for their civilians more, and to protect them they unfortunately have to accept Palestinian civilian casualties, there are no other way.
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by kaba0 3y ago
Is it actually a reasonable assumption that journalists die at the same rate as civilians? Arguably, journalists are much more susceptible to go to dangerous places, close to actual combat, etc, for better videos.

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