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maximilianburke
5mo ago
What would be amazing now would be a way to deploy my own Claude-built utility applications to my phone without having to go through the effort of securing a Mac developer account and going through that whole rigamarole.
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maximilianburke
6mo ago
Because malicious actors don't believe in disclosure windows.
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maximilianburke
6mo ago
It's not so much the vulnerabiltiies as that OpenBSD's mitigations often seem targeted towards imaginary issues.
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maximilianburke
6mo ago
Makes me wonder if 10.4 would work on the WiiU...
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7mo ago
From the article by 'tptacek a few days ago ( https://sockpuppet.org/blog/2026/03/30/vulnerability-researc... ) I essentially used the prompts suggested. First prompt: "I'm competing in a CT
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7mo ago
More than clowns, they’re all fools.
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maximilianburke
7mo ago
Amazing! Thank you, Eric!
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7mo ago
The amount of blatant, out-in-the-open corruption and double dealing with people in Trump’s orbit is absolutely astounding.
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7mo ago
And not just any PowerPC architects either, but the people from PA Semi. Motorola couldn't get the speed up and IBM couldn't get the power down.
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9mo ago
It is possible to both abolish ICE and CBP. Especially as CBP officers commit crimes at a higher rate than undocumented migrants in the US: https://www.doomsdayscenario.co/p/accountability-for-ice-and... In fact if you
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9mo ago
…as long as all points are co-planar.
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10mo ago
I just downloaded QGIS to take a look. On my Mac, it takes 2.1GB of disk space after installation, which has some notable space sinks: * 562mb of Python 3.11 and libraries (of which 240mb goes to the qgis python library, 101mb goes to duckd
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maximilianburke
10mo ago
Well, there's the 2015, 2018, 2021, and 2024 editions. It's been a decade and it seems to be working pretty well?
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10mo ago
It's possible (and true) that non-white Republican demographics have been growing and that the Republicans are currently being led by white supremacists, with the latter being demonstrated by the words and actions of Trump, Miller, Noe
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10mo ago
Probably. There's Tomb Raider for the GBA via OpenLara: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GVSLcqGP7g
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maximilianburke
10mo ago
Unsafe doesn't mean a wild-west free-for-all. Unsafe Rust still has more safety guarantees than C or C++. Have you written any Rust?
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10mo ago
> Also Rust compiler depends on a compiler framework written in C++ As does the GCC C compiler.
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10mo ago
Unsafe in Rust doesn't mean anything goes. Specifically it means that you are going to 1) dereference a raw pointer; or 2) call an unsafe function/method; or 3) access/modify a mutable static variable; or 4) implement an unsa
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10mo ago
I used to like my Kobo a lot but recently it's got some pretty severe unreliability issues, usually around reading non-Kobo epubs and PDFs. Like, if I open of those files, the device usually crashes and when it recovers after a reboot,
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11mo ago
Not in aviation.
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maximilianburke
11mo ago
How much Rust have you written?
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maximilianburke
11mo ago
How do you handle understanding the semantics in the presence of custom overloaded operators?
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11mo ago
In your opinion how does Rust compare to C++ for readability?
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11mo ago
One thing I miss to this day is how ergonomic regular expressions are in Perl 5.
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11mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attention_Is_All_You_Need#Auth... >The authors of the paper are: Ashish Vaswani, Noam Shazeer, Niki Parmar, Jakob Uszkoreit, Llion Jones, Aidan Gomez, Łukasz Kaiser, and Illia Polosukhi
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11mo ago
I don't think the senate is necessarily the _biggest_ flaw, but it's close. A bigger flaw I think is the apportionment of house reps, and that the number of house reps hasn't changed in nearly 100 years. Splitting the Dakota
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11mo ago
Sounds like a problem with the "proper SaaS microservices model" more than .NET
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maximilianburke
11mo ago
I think you mean the RIAA RAII is a different kind of (necessary) evil
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1y ago
Narishma is right, mode 13h is 320x200 @ 70hz.
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1y ago
>This is perhaps like being a Pascal programmer coming to C and indignantly starting with "#define begin {" and so forth Ah, like Stephen Bourne
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