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by majke 11mo ago
There should be a political party for people who use opcode mnemonics as their nicknames or domain names.
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by majke 1y ago
I'm confused. Why is there gnuradio on the screen? The RPI seems to have power (micro usb), TX (two wires to the ethernet port on the laptop), and ... what is the third thing?
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by majke 1y ago
I thought my mmuniq holds the crown! https://blog.cloudflare.com/when-bloom-filters-dont-bloom/ https://github.com/majek/mmuniq
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by majke 1y ago
better link https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/semiconductors/al... paper https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3731569.3764815
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by majke 1y ago
In simplest scenarios software is not aware of the IP space. Like you bind to 0.0.0.0:443 and move on. In more sophisticated configs adding / removing IP's or TLS certs requires restarting server, configuring applications. This ge
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by majke 1y ago
I totally agree. Early days Cloudflare was a great example of this. We treated IP addresses as data, not as configuration. New subnet? INSERT INTO and we're done. Blocked IP? DELETE FROM, and tadam. This was a huge differentiator from
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by majke 1y ago
Most of the responses here are knee-jerk. I liked the article. It's close to my adverntures with containers. I think the invention of docker is indeed mostly packaging: Dockerfile (functional) is pretty neat, docker hub (addressing a c
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by majke 1y ago
Hey! MPTCP again! Back in Jan I wrote a piece about how to actually use MPTCP https://blog.cloudflare.com/multi-path-tcp-revolutionizing-c... But plenty has changed since then. It seems all my complains about the API are no
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by majke 1y ago
> if you want to allow offline login, you need to keep the hash/token to the Microsoft Account locally, I'm not following. I thought the whole issue is that users _do not_ want to use microsoft account locally and that microso
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by majke 1y ago
Lysk | Generalist Engineer (backend/frontend) | Warsaw, Poland / Paris, France | Onsite | Full-time We are a young startup building modern software for European defence. Looking for generalists, especially with experience in: Web
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by majke 1y ago
Nested functions are cool, although not supported by clang. However they rely on Trampolines: https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gccint/Trampolines.html And trampolines need executable stack: > The use of trampolin
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by majke 1y ago
I always assumed that when one warp waits for results from a long latency instruction, another warp, potentially from another block can be scheduled in. I guess this post assumes the need to use all the gpu resources from within a single bl
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by majke 1y ago
When I was playing with arduino geiger counter, apart from of course breaking the tube, I struggled with counting the results. On one hand it's trivial - counts (ticks) per second. However, this (of course!) can be very spiky. I ended
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by majke 1y ago
Can you expand on the “immobilizer regulations”? I wasn’t aware any of this was regulated in.
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by majke 1y ago
Internal blog is another thing, but indeed related to chat. Once we figured some techical thing out, I often put it under "personal blog" on wiki under something like ~marek/date-slug. (I'm actually quite upset about jir
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by majke 1y ago
This is a great comment. Thanks. In my case - indeed the name is a historical baggage, I'm not arguing for or against it. Indeed we had regularly situations that we had to pull in experts from other rooms, to discuss specific topics (l
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by majke 1y ago
Let me share a personal story. Back in 2014 when I was working at Cloudflare on DDoS mitigation I collaborated a lot with a collage - James (Jog). I asked him loads of questions, from "how to login to a server", via "what is
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by majke 1y ago
I've spent some time with whisper, and indeed this happens all the time. To my untrained eye it seems like: - they indeed seem to have trained on movies/subtitles - you absolutely positively must use Voice Activity Detection (VAD)
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by majke 1y ago
A lot of software wont work if you do that. Many jits and memory allocators have opinions on page size. Also tagged pointers are very common.
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by majke 1y ago
Are VPN's in russia still working?
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by majke 1y ago
About structs: https://docs.rs/subsecond/0.7.0-alpha.1/subsecond/index.html... "In practice, frameworks that implement subsecond patching properly will throw out the old state and thus you should nev
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Distributed Data Protocol (DDP) Specification – From Meteorjs(github.com)
2 points by majke 1y ago|0 comments
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by majke 1y ago
I had a bit, limited, exposure to cuda. It was before the AI boom, during Covid. I found it easy to start. Then there was a pretty nice learning curve to get to warps, SM's and basic concepts. Then I was able to dig deeper into the int
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I was wrong. CRDTs are the future – Joseph Gentle(josephg.com)
2 points by majke 1y ago|1 comments
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by majke 1y ago
Using vllm?
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The day my ping took countermeasures(blog.cloudflare.com)
4 points by majke 1y ago|1 comments
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by majke 1y ago
Consider applying to Cloudflare: https://www.cloudflare.com/en-gb/careers/jobs/?department=En...
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by majke 1y ago
My fav little-known trick is to test various syscalls fail with strace fault injection, like: $ strace -e trace=clone -e fault=clone:error=EAGAIN random link: https://medium.com/@manav503/using-strace-to-perform
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by majke 1y ago
usually better to set IPV6_V6ONLY in the application itself.
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by majke 1y ago
In this project I wrote quite some eBPF. I was constantly hitting verifier limits, and like everyone, I was initially just reordering variables and sprinkling "inline" or "noinline" everywhere. That wasn't sustainab

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