mischanix

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by mischanix 12y ago
Ah right, forgot about the newline specification. I guess, for reference, the smallest string I can come up with to get Cowboy to spit that error message is '\x20\x20\n'. Parsers are fun.
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by mischanix 12y ago
It's simple enough to single out Heroku: $ cat <<EOF | nc example.herokuapp.com 80 GET /test HTTP/1.1 EOF ---- HTTP/1.1 505 HTTP Version Not Supported
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Cloudflare experiencing upstream network issues(twitter.com)
5 points by mischanix 12y ago|0 comments
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by mischanix 12y ago
Thanks for the info. My perception was driven by the fact that every job ad from the UK I've with an openly advertised salary that I've seen has that salary in the range of 25~35k GBP while requiring the candidate to live in Lond
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by mischanix 12y ago
My (uninformed) view of the UK is that the reward for being in tech there is dismal, real money is hard to come by, pays and benefits are just enough to scrape by, etc.; the article brings up the point that while historically Scotland has b
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by mischanix 12y ago
>you would be basically open-sourcing something that is closed source From my perspective, reading optimized builds is practically the same as reading assembly. In my opinion, it'd be easier to work from an unstripped mac/linu
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by mischanix 12y ago
I personally would prefer a spreadsheet that treated null as the identity for whatever function it was acting as an input to (0 for addition, 1 for multiplication, e for exponentiation, Identity matrix for matrix multiplication, etc.), only
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by mischanix 12y ago
To add, I'm personally not bothered by it. I find it impossible to work or sleep on flights and have chalked off time spent on airliners as a (relatively) short period of being mildly uncomfortable for the purpose of getting somewhere
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by mischanix 12y ago
> The reclining feature doesn't go into your lap. As a tall person, especially on regional jets: yes, yes it does.
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by mischanix 12y ago
I thought the cancellations were for the purpose of looking statistically similar to the average rider. If that's the case, it's no difference to the drivers.
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Invisible Boyfriend(invisibleboyfriend.com)
2 points by mischanix 12y ago|0 comments
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by mischanix 12y ago
"Next-gen" is a bit misleading of a description: the GPU (GTX 670) that this scene is rendered in real-time on has about 30% more power than the GPU in the PS4, although it was released 2 years ago. The CPU used to bake the ligh
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by mischanix 12y ago
Ah, but then the data wouldn't fit into 1.6MB! That is to say, going the other way is a bit more computationally intensive.
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by mischanix 12y ago
Ah, don't worry about that, working 18 hours a day you'll hardly remember the commute!
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by mischanix 12y ago
I mocked up something similar [1] a while ago, although operating on fixed-length integers instead of db keys and not designed with any regard for the "decryption" process. I'm curious if it's flawed in any significant
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by mischanix 12y ago
It's a bit irrelevant to go down this road since patio11 has quit direct consulting, but from what I've read, patio11's path to (consulting) success goes like this: patio11 likes teachers, makes bingo card app, charges for it
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by mischanix 12y ago
As impressive as the video bitrates are, only the lowest option is watchable with just Google Fiber :/
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by mischanix 12y ago
Seeing as it doesn't reproduce the functionality of the Hearthstone client or server in its entirety, I think it falls in the same category as fansites such as Hearthpwn. Blizzard could probably pursue a successful takedown, but I can
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by mischanix 12y ago
I did this same thing in Clojure a while back as a way to introduce myself to the language. As you can see in the card definitions from that [1], I arrived at something close to your proposed idiom. All spells and battlecries are function
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by mischanix 12y ago
I saw the second snippet in the post and thought, is the time you lose in that string.format significant? The real question follows: what do you use to benchmark this kind of code with consideration for luajit and also for your server arc
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by mischanix 12y ago
300MM is well inside brute force range for even a single CPU (as noted in the article, md5 is cheap!). One issue is figuring out which IPv4 address you wish to impersonate; sites don't give that information out so readily in 4chan&#x2
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by mischanix 12y ago
>IPv6 can be adopted without a performance penalty Sadly, in my case, this is untrue. If I enable v6 on my Comcast home connection, I see routes with consistently higher latency--around 50ms more for paths within the U.S. such that even
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by mischanix 12y ago
No, because I am aware that my phone connects to the internet. If I want to exclude the internet from my whereabouts, I can just go without my phone.
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by mischanix 12y ago
Yes, to me, this and the location history are just plain awesome automatic logging that I get for free. That said, it's only free to me because I already value my privacy on the internet at $0. I especially like having a graph that te
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by mischanix 12y ago
Air quote "hacking" but yes. I've commented on this in the past, but I saw a bitcoin miner in a supposed SimCity torrent over a year ago, so this is nothing new.
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by mischanix 12y ago
My pattern is the opposite. At home, Comcast routes v6 traffic so poorly (a 50ms latency increase in most routes) that I have no choice but to disable it. However, at work, I enjoy low-latency v6 connectivity.
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by mischanix 12y ago
With user-individual salts and assuming 100ms for a password trial, 100ms * 150e6 * 10e3 is approximately 4750 years, and while this can be done in parallel, it's not exactly a small amount of resources you'd have to devote to get
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by mischanix 12y ago
Chrome. Although Firefox is non-free now too so it hardly matters.
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by mischanix 12y ago
It should actually be used as a justification to persuade: you can usually write x86 assembly in any way that comes to mind and as long as data access (load/store) is the same across these variants the CPU will take the same number of
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by mischanix 12y ago
For more in-depth information on different ABIs (Clang isn't covered but follows GCC pretty closely), see Manual #5 [1] of Agner Fog's optimization manuals. [1] http://agner.org/optimize/#manual_call_conv

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