lilyball

26 ms·

391.
by lilyball 5y ago
To those confused: It looks like this only adds social graph info but is otherwise a redirect. The resulting page looks like <!doctype html> <html> <head> <title>…</title> <!-- lots of
392.
by lilyball 5y ago
It's because this environment manipulation occurs after ld.so sanitized the environment, and there are opportunities to then trigger behavior based on the environment before pkexec re-sanitizes it. The GCONV_PATH variable in particular
393.
by lilyball 5y ago
I cannot taste "bitter" (it's a genetic thing), though bittering agents used in food/drinks do taste very unpleasant to me (I don't know what it is I'm tasting in those or why it's so unpleasant). I have n
394.
by lilyball 5y ago
This one is coming straight to Disney+? That’s great news!
395.
by lilyball 5y ago
I just went through the tutorial. It's not bad, though there doesn't appear to be much documentation (there's not even a built-in :help command, and :tutor is rather minimal). What do you like about it compared to Kakoune?
396.
by lilyball 5y ago
> too much of a fanboy to be taken seriously I would be really interested to know why "caring too much" is a disqualification.
397.
by lilyball 5y ago
They had a deal for home streaming simultaneously with the box office release. This means that yes it is highly likely that far more people streamed this movie than movies that do theater-exclusive releases. And people with existing subscri
398.
by lilyball 5y ago
I have never participated in a typing competition but I would be shocked if they consisted of typing a single canned sentence.
399.
by lilyball 5y ago
This depends on your use-case. If you're writing a mail agent, then you do probably want to parse email addresses in their entirety. If you're writing a website that accepts email addresses and wants to make sure the user doesn&#x
400.
by lilyball 5y ago
I feel like this is a missed opportunity to use a name like scan4log4j
401.
by lilyball 5y ago
The technote linked by the parent has a note saying > The characters with codes in the range u+2000 through u+2FFF are punctuation, symbols, dingbats, arrows, box drawing, etc. The u+24xx block, for example, has single characters for th
402.
by lilyball 5y ago
If I understand this correctly, the problem is strictly contention on the cache lines containing the reference counts for the shared data. The fact that the data itself was shared is fine, it's just the reference counts that are a prob
403.
by lilyball 5y ago
The general solution here is to use scopes instead of RAII to ensure destruction. Rust lost its thread::scoped libstd API because that was based on RAII, but there are multiple crates in the ecosystem that provide the lexical scope-based so
404.
by lilyball 5y ago
By “proprietary variant” you mean “publicly documented variant” which IIRC is just the normalization tables frozen in time from an early version of Unicode (the idea being that updating your OS shouldn’t change the rules about what filename
405.
by lilyball 5y ago
Why?
406.
by lilyball 5y ago
That requires modifying your OS trust store[1], doesn’t it? [1] And browser trust store if it doesn’t use the OS, and OpenSSL trust store if you use tools that don’t use the OS trust store, etc
407.
by lilyball 5y ago
It sounds like she’s seeking stimulation that she doesn’t get otherwise. The iPad isn’t the cause here, it’s just the tool of the moment.
408.
by lilyball 5y ago
Pro tip: if you use fish, don’t alias ls=exa, instead set an abbreviation (abbr). This way you can keep typing ls at the command line and it will turn into exa, but it won’t interfere with other functions. I’m not sure if there’s an equival
409.
by lilyball 5y ago
IDE file trees these days often show git status. Why not terminal file lists? The problem with “don’t do that” is you can’t add it on after the fact using another tool, like you can with e.g. sorting. You have to run a separate command and
410.
by lilyball 5y ago
Exa does colors and other stuff by default. I would wager it’s stat()ing every file and ls isn’t.
411.
by lilyball 5y ago
What's the alternative?
412.
by lilyball 5y ago
> rust decided not to go down the route of implementing user space threads Rust had (optional) user-space threads a long time ago, but that was removed in the pre-1.0 days as it added a lot of complexity and had some unavoidable perfor
413.
by lilyball 5y ago
> When you can be compatible with everything else, please try to be. MacOS isn't in this case. You say that like macOS is bucking the trend. NFC is a very common normalization form for text input, regardless of whether the browser
414.
by lilyball 5y ago
As I understand it, in Git Flow, the result of the merge into main should be identical to the tree that was in develop, meaning there's no difference, it's just a matter of maintaining the appropriate history. Under normal conditi
415.
by lilyball 5y ago
That's not a UTF-8 issue. That's Unicode. And macOS is not incorrect here. > So let's say you were looking up something based on the string, it was not there. What this tells me is you're storing unicode text in a d
416.
by lilyball 5y ago
From reading Matt Levine's Money Stuff column, my impression is that SPACs used to retain most of their value, but more recently it's very common for most SPAC holders to walk. The SPAC is still useful because the merger typically
417.
by lilyball 5y ago
AIUI some resolvers will set a lower bound on TTLs.
418.
by lilyball 5y ago
When I say "the value now depends" I mean the value you computed in that stronger theory is not computable in the weaker one, and therefore the computation depends on the stronger theory, and therefore the value is only correct if
419.
by lilyball 5y ago
Surely “uncomputable” here means “uncomputable in ZFC”, no? The fact that you’ve found it in a stronger theory doesn’t matter, because the value now depends on that stronger theory and may be wrong in ZFC.
420.
by lilyball 5y ago
Ok I just looked at https://medium.com/@djrtwo/vdfs-are-not-proof-of-work-91ba3b... for an explanation. VDF is proof of work. It's just proof of sequential work. It does seem plausible that a VDF would significant

More ›