nananana9

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by nananana9 3mo ago
There's plenty of waste. It doesn't matter how much you pour at the top of a leaky pipeline, very little of it will make its way down to the desired recipients. You're spending $15,000 per capita per year on healthcare for wh
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by nananana9 3mo ago
Not bad, but I think it should also encrypt the local files, to make sure you don't make conflicting edits in the local and remote copies.
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by nananana9 3mo ago
That's the only file on your computer the AI won't read.
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by nananana9 3mo ago
> Microsoft not honoring that agreement, which they said they would, is a step too far. They already took that step too far - they broke ToS and closed all MC accounts that weren't linked to a MS account within the timeframe. I&#x27
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by nananana9 3mo ago
You've changed, Microsoft. Saving the console is trivial, they're just afraid to do it. "Minecraft and CoD are now Xbox exclusive".
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by nananana9 4mo ago
I don't think this is something every UI widget ever should have to think about. It could probably be done as a global device setting - e.g. ignore taps within 100ms if they're within 50px of each other or whatever.
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by nananana9 4mo ago
> MQ2 sold as well as the original Xbox I'd be interested in the "retention rate" for these two products. I wouldn't be surprised if the average original Xbox was used 2 orders of magnitude more than the average Meta
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by nananana9 4mo ago
Was it worth it to log out and create a new account just to post this?
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by nananana9 4mo ago
Well there's this little pesky thing in the MIT license: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. That's what he was asking for, a mention in th
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by nananana9 4mo ago
With Anthropic I already assume the contents every request I send is stored forever in a table that looks more or less like USER_ID, REQ_IP_ADDRESS, ACCOUNT_CREDIT_CARD_NUMBER, REQ, RESP. I'm fine with that, chances are that Claude wil
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by nananana9 4mo ago
Which is why my vibeslop harness supports `claude -p` as one of its backends.
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by nananana9 4mo ago
> do you actively scrutinize and examine the key people of every service and product you use No. > is it just a reflexive change of footing whenever you happen upon news like this Yes. > do you really switch Yes. What is the implic
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by nananana9 4mo ago
It's just a Linux box, you can do anything that you can on any other Linux machine (including install Windows). Linux more or less runs most Windows games. The ones that don't run are ones where the developer is going out of their
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by nananana9 4mo ago
The classic excuse for industry-wide incompetence. The average programmer today can't write good code even if told it's an explicit priority. The manager wants the Submit button to submit the form, they rarely care how the program
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by nananana9 4mo ago
You should 100% track package-lock.json, and I'll go a step further and say you should most likely track node_modules too.
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by nananana9 4mo ago
You most likely already have a tight loop lying around - the compositor needs to composite the screen each frame, you can probably poll in there. The client likely has one too, if not, you can involve the kernel & scheduler. If you need
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by nananana9 4mo ago
Not really, you can have one command buffer per client or process, and map each one in the virtual space of the process that's supposed to write to it.
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by nananana9 4mo ago
Sure. But imagine some piece of exotic hardware, e.g. computer mouse, that reports its movement at 1000Hz. If the compositor wants to notify the client as soon as possible, it has to send 1000 messages per second. If you buffer them, you&#x
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by nananana9 4mo ago
Yes, command buffers over shared memory are the correct way to do this. 1. You don't need to convert your discrete messages into a stream with size metadata, only for them to immediately be converted to a message on the other side.
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by nananana9 4mo ago
They drop this use-case, but still use sockets for IPC, so I still have to pretend I'm doing network programming, serialize my messages over the "network" and "flush the stream" (insanity) but don't actually ge
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by nananana9 4mo ago
Nope. We're doing real matrix multiplication here, not that 4x4 baby stuff.
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by nananana9 4mo ago
A difference of degree is a difference of kind here. If something previously required years to full-time study to learn, but now you can kind of somewhat stumble your way through it and get somewhat close to the result, you should not disre
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by nananana9 4mo ago
That's fine, they can keep their The user said "Hello!" This is not a cybersecurity related inquiry — it's a simple greeting. But wait, what's the purpose behind this greeting? Let me consider all possibilities. The
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by nananana9 4mo ago
There's a pretty strong culture of "no static linking because I need to replace the .so to preserve my freedom hurr durr" in a lot of Linux spaces, so quite a few of these C/C++ FOSS libraries are a pain in the ass to st
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by nananana9 5mo ago
I cannot describe to you how jealous I am of the fact that back then writing a few thousand lines of assembly was what it took to launch a successful software company.
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by nananana9 5mo ago
It literally got merged 4 days ago.
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by nananana9 5mo ago
c) There's a sane, standard way of doing things that everybody is familiar with, but you do decide to actively go against it for decades because you like doing things your way, and if anyone has anything to say about it they're &q
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by nananana9 5mo ago
I worded my comment poorly. I agree a good harness goes a way, but the harnesses most people use fucking suck and trip up the model so often that I don't think it's advisable to attribute successful results to them. E.g. GPT5.5 wi
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by nananana9 5mo ago
It still probably makes sense to alias it to security@mullvadvpn.net for privacy/security concerns. I'm not familiar with how you run your company -- without the context you gave most people would hesitate emailing support@ for se
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by nananana9 5mo ago
The harness is pretty much irrelevant for general tasks. You can write a 100 line harness that only has one tool - try either "bash" or the more fun "you're running within nodejs, here's eval", you'd be su

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