kardos

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by kardos 7y ago
Maybe it could be surgically implanted to deter theft
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by kardos 7y ago
But it's round robin. So give it a bit more time and they get a pretty complete picture. Eg if you resolve neopets.com every morning, they just need to wait (approx) 4 days to capture the request
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by kardos 7y ago
Is this [1] the code he speaks of? [1] https://github.com/Co-dfns/Co-dfns/tree/master/cmp
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by kardos 7y ago
You might be right but it sounds pretty thin. Are developers really roaming the internet aimlessly in search of something to develop on, and decide based on whether it's hosted on github or gitlab? That's not consistent with my e
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by kardos 7y ago
This 'hidden security features' explanation sounds a bit like security by obscurity. Mouse movement fingerprinting? Browser fingerprinting? Locking people out when they get a new laptop doesn't sound like a good time
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by kardos 7y ago
I disagree that signing up for an account at gitlab.com is a barrier. Anyone willing and capable to make contributions won't be stymied by that step. There's even a "Sign in with GitHub" button..!
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by kardos 7y ago
Do you have an approximate translation of Abmahnanwalt? Google translate punts on it
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by kardos 7y ago
In a similar vein, not all units cost the same to compile -- even with many jobs in a make -j situation, toward the end of the build there may be only a few units still in progress. These lengthy 'stragglers' might benefit the mos
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by kardos 7y ago
Sure.... what is the most environmentally friendly way to cook a burger is an interesting question too. Slow cooker? Microwave? Barbecue, but cook several at once to reduce the per burger emission? But the reality is that barbecueing a burg
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by kardos 7y ago
It takes some time to heat a grill.
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by kardos 7y ago
This is an answer to a different question
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by kardos 7y ago
> Growing one burger's worth of cow. Are there any numbers that support that?
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by kardos 7y ago
It does matter. If the propane is 10x the impact of growing the burger, you're not saving much by switching to a 'beyond burger'. Meanwhile if it's the other way around, the 'saving the environment' argument ho
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by kardos 7y ago
Which is worse for the environment: growing one burger's worth of cow, or burning 15 min of propane to cook the burger?
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by kardos 7y ago
From the article, GCC: https://godbolt.org/z/JUzmD8 Clang: https://godbolt.org/z/AVqMGl
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by kardos 7y ago
The fact that GCC and Clang can identify a manual implementation of count-bits-set and substitute it with an invocation of popcount is fascinating. What other idioms of similar or higher complexity can these compilers recognize and convert
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by kardos 7y ago
Do you have any experience with stitching in a compiler cache here? Is it profitable or is it more complexity than it's worth?
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by kardos 7y ago
Ah but that wouldn't be representative benchmarking. Consider the later example about finding a random word on the large list -- if you fix the random seed and that turns out to search for 'aardvark' then the linear search wi
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by kardos 7y ago
I guess I meant that cleaning the panels uses clean water. Unless someone has a good way to get the dust off without using water.
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by kardos 7y ago
Except for cleaning the panels?
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by kardos 7y ago
More plastic? We should be getting away from plastics....
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by kardos 7y ago
Sounds like you could dispense with owning a car and rent/carshare for those dozen trips per year.
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by kardos 7y ago
If they are competent at making drugs, would they simply be competition? How would it be more dystopic? If they manage to undercut gouging, that should lead to lower insurance costs and put pressure on the rest of the industry to control co
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by kardos 7y ago
They use CVS; the github repo description says it is a mirror: > Public git conversion mirror of OpenBSD's official cvs src repository.
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by kardos 7y ago
I would definitely use a shop, there isn't enough time to read/watch up on how to do it myself
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by kardos 7y ago
> Maybe I will get a deal, maybe I will discover something I like This is what the ad industry exploiting the fear of missing out [1] looks like when they tout the virtues of "relevant ads". You might draw a comparison with cas
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by kardos 7y ago
They offer a template as well
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by kardos 7y ago
The mitigations section of the paper discusses memory encryption
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by kardos 7y ago
The role of the purists might be to counteract the "privacy is dead and buried" crowd
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by kardos 7y ago
What if your neighbour follows you to work? That seems like a difficult to keep secret

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