miloignis

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by miloignis 2y ago
They address this in the article - they're statically linking with musl, which should address most distros, and their phrasing indicates that they're testing multiple distros too. > Unlike our normal Linux builds, the remote se
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by miloignis 2y ago
I think GP meant that there's a big difference between Mozilla flagging the less-powerful uBlock as a mistake and Google intentionally deprecating the entire mechanism that the more-powerful uBlock depends on, and that you can continue
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by miloignis 2y ago
I've used this long-running fork and been pleased, and it's on F-Droid. https://github.com/Catfriend1/syncthing-android
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by miloignis 2y ago
Participating in a spontaneous reply-chain with others without coordination was a neat moment for me!
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by miloignis 2y ago
Huh, that's odd - I'm still on my 7.99 personal plan from Google Play Music, and it's working fine - did they only end it for the family plan?
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How to talk to your parents about hardware memory safety(cheriot.org)
112 points by miloignis 2y ago|40 comments
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by miloignis 2y ago
Counterspell and Fireball are both listed in the CC 5.1 SRD [0], so they're fine to use, if I understand correctly. [0] https://media.wizards.com/2023/downloads/dnd/SRD_CC_v5.1.pdf
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by miloignis 2y ago
You're right, they didn't - they just didn't have the content at all.
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by miloignis 2y ago
No, again, the protocol between the site and the authenticator is unchanged. It's much more like DRM that doesn't let 4K media play on systems that allow the user to do whatever they want, but in this case instead of the DRM preve
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by miloignis 2y ago
For those not in the know, Xe posts a version of this story everytime something like this happens (large scale memory safety failure), just like The Onion re-posts their similar article after every mass shooting in the US.
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by miloignis 2y ago
It's possible to do lossless compression with LLMs, basically using the LLM as a predictor and then storing differences when the LLM would have predicted incorrectly. The incredible Fabrice Bellard actually implemented this idea: http
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by miloignis 2y ago
NixOS - rolling is really nice when you can roll-back from the boot menu if something breaks. You can be bleeding edge without downsides of breakage!
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by miloignis 2y ago
It's the other way around: https://hn.algolia.com/
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by miloignis 2y ago
Having it digitally on the internet does not mean that switch flip can take it away, having it encumbered by DRM means that. DRM free ebooks would/will never just disappear! I attempt to put my money where my mouth is and buy DRM free
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by miloignis 2y ago
I would argue YouTube Premium is an easy way to do micropayments to the creators you watch. This doesn't work out to be micro for someone who only watches YouTube rarely, but if you watch a reasonable amount it does.
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by miloignis 2y ago
Might as well through in my anacdata that I've never seen this in any of the groups I am familiar with during my time as a PhD student.
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by miloignis 2y ago
Kagi's main results come from Google actually. (edit: see https://help.kagi.com/kagi/why-kagi/kagi-vs-google.html - Kagi really shows how good Google could be, since it's mostly using the Google index
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by miloignis 2y ago
I think that's a very uncharitable interpretation of Exuma's comment. There's a big difference between demanding support while being an asshole and advising that obviously troll emails can be tossed in the trash without ruini
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by miloignis 2y ago
Thank you for making this! I've fallen into investigating the limits of language flexibility before, (and got into f-exprs and Shutt's thesis about Kernel, a great time!), but I've never seen anything quite like this. It&#x27
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by miloignis 2y ago
An AST being generated as an intermediate step is mentioned in the article, at least in passing in section 2.4. The reason bytecode is generally faster (not just for SQL, but in most interpreted languages you may use (Python, etc)) is that
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by miloignis 2y ago
Honestly, that kinda makes me prefer XYZ for my personal stuff I'm not trying to get reach for, and that I don't want any corporate sheen on. If you're trying to launch a product though, it's something to keep in mind.
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by miloignis 3y ago
In what way? Also, I have a pretty flawless android experience because of the ability to use other app-stores - I happily run ad-free FOSS software from F-Droid.
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by miloignis 3y ago
I couldn't disagree more, and this feels very tired. Antitrust does not mean literal monopoly, and 57-70% share is certainly big enough to exert anti-competitive pressures, which are detailed in the antitrust suit. It's also not l
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by miloignis 3y ago
That's one of the things I like about this complaint - it points out that they don't allow any other apps to support SMS, so only iMessage has the ability to message anyone with just a phone number, seamlessly upgrading if the oth
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by miloignis 3y ago
They didn't go with Kyun, they went with Pivex, and they gave 2 other providers the same A+ rating. It seems pretty evenhanded and not like an ad to me.
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by miloignis 3y ago
Yes, in two different senses - my fundamental purpose I found in my spiritual faith, and then that works out in my practical day-to-day as creating things, helping people, being in relationship with people. From your description of a pretty
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by miloignis 3y ago
Two things that make me quite dislike Spotify (as a real actual human ;) is their attempt to monopolize and exclusive-ize podcasts, which I treasure as an open medium, and that they pay less money back to artists (I believe). Perhaps it&#x2
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by miloignis 3y ago
At trivia at a bar as a part of a larger team composed of mutual friends. We went to multiple events as a part of the same group, became friends, then when it was clear there was mutual attraction, started going out. (we both decided to ask
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by miloignis 3y ago
I believe it is legal to actually reassign the global builtins, not just shadow them. Proving that a program doesn't do this is difficult to impossible, and I think some schemes give you an option to tell the compiler you won't do
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by miloignis 3y ago
That's pretty interesting - I'm able to replicate his results, even though they don't match my own experience. I think it might be because I search for different stuff - for more technical subjects, I get better results. (A t

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