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by nofriend 1y ago
What purpose is unmasking them supposed to serve if not that?
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by nofriend 1y ago
The potential upside to pure usb cheating is much smaller than dma cheats, because it only gives you aim hacks, not wall hacks.
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by nofriend 1y ago
Such a person would lack a womb and ovaries and instead have internal testicles. Discovering that they are infertile is usually a shock to women, so it would at least prompt similar shock. Furthermore, discovering that the reason for their
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by nofriend 1y ago
Reads like a story of MS corruption tbh
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by nofriend 1y ago
Was there? It seems like that was the perfect natural experiment then. So what was the outcome? Was there a sudden rash of holocausts the year that publishing started again?
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by nofriend 1y ago
"where it was legal" meaning outside of the US in this context.
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by nofriend 1y ago
AI will plausibly disrupt everything
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by nofriend 1y ago
>both conversions lose the same amount of information This is exactly what's untrue. I said "orders of magnitude", but I could have said bits - they're analogous concepts. Ints with the high 9 bits set to zero lose no
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by nofriend 1y ago
The reason for the cessation in funding is because of recent political changes. Incidentally those recent political changes also led to a cessation in government charitable donations. I don't think we can claim that either is strictly
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by nofriend 1y ago
there was an error made when I went back to edit what I wrote...
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by nofriend 1y ago
Floats have a fixed accuracy everywhere. Ints have a variable accuracy across their range. When you convert from int to float, the number stays accurate to however many digits, say 8 digits for single precision. Ints have a fixed precision
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by nofriend 1y ago
The ruling was basically that the tariffs themselves were unconstitutional. Specifically, the court found trump's tariffs so arbitrary that congress is forbidden from delegating the power to impose such tariffs to him. In order to not
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by nofriend 1y ago
Nobody owns their data. They just scrape the internet, or pirate massive troves of books. Just forcing companies to get a license to all the data they use, let alone an open license, would be a massive impediment to the development of open
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by nofriend 1y ago
> However, (I hope) I'll get the exact same compiler warning as the more readable: The latter is a null terminated string, the former is not. Compiler warnings are principally a set of heuristics for bad code. Heuristically the fir
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by nofriend 1y ago
Null terminated strings make writing parsers really clean. The null byte becomes another character for you to check against in your parser code, so you don't need a separate check for the length (usually checks are inclusive: it is cha
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by nofriend 1y ago
That's the original saying, it's hardly surprising that you'd be mistaken.
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by nofriend 2y ago
i assume referring to aosp