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601.
by loeg 7mo ago
Your blog footer mentions that code samples are GPL unless otherwise noted. You don't seem to note otherwise in the article, so -- do you consider these snippets GPL licensed?
602.
by loeg 7mo ago
> It's obviously, trivially broken. Stores the index before storing the value, so the other thread reads nonsense whenever the race goes against it. Are we reading the same code? The stores are clearly after value accesses. >
603.
by loeg 7mo ago
Stackful makes for cute demos, but you need huge per-thread stacks if you actually end up calling into Linux libc, which tends to assume typical OS thread stack sizes (8MB). (I don't disagree that some of the other tradeoffs are nice,
604.
by loeg 7mo ago
Single OS thread only, FWIW (no M:N scheduling). And like any stackful implementation, requires relatively huge stack allocations if you actually call into stdlib, particularly things like getaddrinfo().
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by loeg 7mo ago
> what's that supposed to mean? How do they exercise then when they are not running? Any other sport? Cycling, swimming, rowing, ball sports, team sports, weightlifting, ... > I don't think many people who don't exerci
606.
by loeg 7mo ago
Depends on what you mean by untrained. I think most men who exercise regularly and don't carry a ton of extra bodyweight, even with zero running, could bang out 1.5 miles at 9:40 pace. Couch potatoes, no.
607.
by loeg 7mo ago
Am I crazy? Isn't it 9:40 pace?
608.
by loeg 7mo ago
A career as a doctor has a lot more upside than an entry level grunt.
609.
by loeg 7mo ago
> This is because we’re paying people to get into shape to the point where they can be considered for service. If it works, it works.
610.
by loeg 7mo ago
You end up with at least one extra level of directory nesting, and you have to manage a Cargo.toml for each crate?
611.
by loeg 7mo ago
If Donenfeld wants them to change the name, they can change the name. I don't think this is a huge problem.
612.
by loeg 7mo ago
"WolfGuard" is a different word than "WireGuard."
613.
by loeg 7mo ago
It's fine. None of the FIPS algorithms are known to be broken, either. The only risk here is implementation bugs doing the conversion and any maintenance burden incurred due to diverging from upstream wireguard.
614.
by loeg 7mo ago
E.g., ChaPoly AEAD -> AES-GCM, Blake2s -> SHA2/3, that kind of thing.
615.
by loeg 7mo ago
There is no security advantages or technical grounds for using FIPS algorithms in a WireGuard clone instead of Chacha / Blake2. It's purely a compliance move. ChaPoly, Blake2, etc, are not known to be broken and we have every re
616.
by loeg 7mo ago
Isn't creating a bunch of crates pretty annoying, logistically (in terms of mandatory directory structure and metadata files per crate)? (Compared with C/C++ individual .c/.cpp files being compilation units.) And does paral
617.
by loeg 7mo ago
It's not completely uncommon to be offered 16 oz or 20 oz as options in the US. But I see it more at "fast casual" restaurants than bars or more upscale restaurants.
618.
by loeg 7mo ago
When are they going to walk back the deliberate deprecation of the vast majority of PCs that ran Windows 10 fine but do not meet the unnecessary and completely arbitrary hardware requirements imposed by Windows 11? I mean, the performance
619.
by loeg 7mo ago
No. literalAardvark's main statement, "[It] crashed in the Pacific," was incorrect. contingencies's comment corrected that.
620.
by loeg 7mo ago
Public sharing on Strava is opt-in for users outside of Europe, too. Yet many users choose to share publically. > Strava also made it (in 2019) so you'd need at least N samples for it to be visible Presumably you're talking ab
621.
by loeg 7mo ago
16x, 20x -- it's about the right order of magnitude.
622.
by loeg 7mo ago
Surely the GPDR does not prevent users from consenting to share their data with a public audience.
623.
by loeg 7mo ago
> It’s like trying to find someone you see in a street view image from a maps provider. Are we talking about Strava, or satellites? It's not obvious to me that exercise data is any more real time or easy to find than satellite trac
624.
by loeg 7mo ago
The Indian Ocean is both larger and has significantly less traffic than the Mediterranean. And a 777 is about 16x faster than a carrier.
625.
by loeg 7mo ago
Are you calling them stupid?
626.
by loeg 7mo ago
Personally I avoid riding at night entirely, and use at least a tail light during the day.
627.
by loeg 7mo ago
> Statistically that's a pretty sensible assumption. Also, you know, protected opinion.
628.
by loeg 7mo ago
This isn't responsive to the article. Please avoid generic tangents.
629.
by loeg 7mo ago
Your gallons are a bit bigger than US gallons, but not 2x bigger.
630.
by loeg 7mo ago
Is it??

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