mjevans

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by mjevans 2y ago
If you ever find any, it might be time to ask if a true General AI has been developed. I really doubt most humans bother, and LLMs will copy our mistakes.
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by mjevans 2y ago
It's a major factor. End user applications and behavior are like a house above ground. However security also depends on the foundation, that's the OS and hardware beneath. If those are poor then there's no hope for stabilit
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by mjevans 2y ago
That thing is supposed to be a logo? I'm reminded of CGP Gray's videos about flags. https://www.youtube.com/user/cgpgrey/videos Like this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4w6808wJcU
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by mjevans 2y ago
Vendor Lockin is evil, choice and portability should be legally required. Along with open and free to implement specifications for extracting data even without a valid license to the product.
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by mjevans 2y ago
The goal posts always seem to move. Windows is an ugly pain in the butt to create install media for (when you're not on the native OS), and it's just as bad to Install on random hardware. Maybe more so since it's less likely
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by mjevans 2y ago
Location: Seattle, WA, USA - general metro area / REMOTE OK Remote: Yes / hybrid Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Linux, go (golang), shell (sh, bash), SQL (PL/pgSQL), C, C++, Python, HTTP (nginx) Résumé&#x2
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by mjevans 2y ago
"""The Court held that a platform's algorithm that reflects "editorial judgments" about "compiling the third-party speech it wants in the way it wants" is the platform's own "expressive prod
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by mjevans 2y ago
ligatures like fi fl ffi ffl etc are for changes in fonts specific to rendering correctly on a screen or printer. It's intended to be a _rendered_ format, rather than a parse-able format. Well formatted epub and HTML generally are usu
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by mjevans 2y ago
There would be no such flag. The clients would cull the characters that are out of position. Yes that's some client load for the culling, but it's probably less overhead than 'anti cheat'. The important reason I sugges
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by mjevans 2y ago
Not delaying UI interaction; though conflict resolution (there are at least two involved clients, each with it's own lagged view of the other, and a server that knows it's own truth) might change the outcome of events. THAT is th
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by mjevans 2y ago
That monitor seems to dynamically do things based on data the game legitimately shows a player. For some data, like the health bars, a skill / accessibility leveling feature might be to just let the user pick HOW the game displays that
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by mjevans 2y ago
* Pass through a window without lag - That's why the server is sending multiple copies of potential movements and paths through the level for each character, but terminating the ones that are about to reveal their effects (no longer be
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by mjevans 2y ago
Usually it's a power or money profit motive. Just think what tasty things some large corporation or government could do with that data. They could sell ads! Or hold dissidents hostage. All sorts of things.
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by mjevans 2y ago
I don't know enough about 'real time' netcode for games. However I have read several HN articles over the years so I've got at least a basic understanding. Why can't the servers distrust the clients? What should a
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by mjevans 2y ago
https://archive.is/3qcPF Is this a video? This capture doesn't look complete.
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by mjevans 2y ago
How would an end user even know they're running that test for a closed box system? The idea is what's possible in the real world.
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by mjevans 2y ago
It might be nice if they had a chemical decay trigger that required regular replacement, or else they'd self-detonate. That should simplify cleanup.
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by mjevans 2y ago
Offhand, this sounds like a terribly insecure workflow but... Client creates a Public Private key pair used for E2EE. Client uses the 'account password (raw)' as part of the creation of a symmetric encryption key, and uses that to
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by mjevans 2y ago
They could also link tax filings and a Plus Code for physical location: https://maps.google.com/pluscodes/ https://github.com/google/open-location-code
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by mjevans 2y ago
For MOST of your gaming needs: https://www.protondb.com/ Valve's done a LOT of good for moving the ball on Windows things just working (mostly) on Linux. Usually it's some form of DRM or video playback that doesn
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by mjevans 2y ago
Did you mean to add the bingsearchdisabled twice to work around some issue where it persists like a virus, or was that a typo for E.G. the computer rather than the user?
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by mjevans 2y ago
That's why the example also had the bit-encoding laid out. The magic constants start off with an every other order, then combine that comb size until you're left with front and back. 5 0101 1010 A 3 0011 1100 C F 111
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by mjevans 2y ago
It was never designed to Empower the (end) User. This is vaguely the experience that should have been present in an Empowered User centric BIOS. First cold boot; BIOS verifies the hardware isn't broken, checks for a boot preference, fi
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by mjevans 2y ago
They should 'ask'. After background thought for an hour, they should ask. Their load projections and needs should be fed out to the network somehow, and it should be opt in for the customer to help support the projected load shap
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by mjevans 2y ago
Might be a perception bias, but I DO notice that many, at least not infrequently, drivers near me either do not use their turn signals, or activate them _way_ too late. It's like they were never told "the turn signal is to communi
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by mjevans 2y ago
As both a driver and a pedestrian I would love that engineering solution. PLEASE build human scaled walkways _away_ from roadways. In my climate zone, please also provide roofing over them to shade from solar and downpour events.
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by mjevans 2y ago
I would gladly give up my ability to drive (under normal circumstances) on the freeway if it ended the reign of terror that rubberneckers and people that don't keep right except to pass (the law in at least WA state if not where you ar
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by mjevans 2y ago
Yeah, as soon as they said 11PM I realized, ` they're using EST as the timezone? ` which would just do it at that time for everyone using the doc? I don't work with raw date objects in JavaScript very much, is that illogical beha
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by mjevans 2y ago
https://ijmacd.github.io/rfc3339-iso8601/ RFC3339 allows (space) to replace the T, which is about 1000 times more readable for a human. ISO8601 and RFC3339 both agree the time part of should include E.G. a Z for the Zu
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by mjevans 2y ago
https://archive.is/o8Za8 Since I can't read the article otherwise.

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