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by ok123456 6mo ago
Bjarne agrees. https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2019/p14...
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by ok123456 6mo ago
Will this result in people moving away from large monorepos to per-unit, quasi-micro repositories to save in token use?
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by ok123456 6mo ago
This is pretty legible compared to the 90s C rootshell.org exploits.
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by ok123456 6mo ago
That's generally what you call introducing new semantic bugs.
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by ok123456 6mo ago
Isn't keeping ADB enabled (most people who do this don't enable it and then promptly disable it) a huge security problem? ADB enabled means an adversary can completely own your device and "back it up" by simply plugging
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by ok123456 6mo ago
Would the PMR variants of the STL datatypes be a solution here? The compiler could fill in the details of the range in question (the ro section), and give you constexprness?
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by ok123456 6mo ago
Also, using natural language to interact with digital computers has been a research goal since the advent of interactive digital computers. AI in the 80s tried to do this with expert systems. With the current crop of LLMs, you could argue i
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by ok123456 6mo ago
Yes, so each device has two IPv6 and one IPv4 address.
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by ok123456 6mo ago
I set up NAT66 recently with DHCPv6. The IPv4 and IPv6 addresses are practically the same, except IPv6 has a prefix and a double colon as the last separator. This really should be how SOHO routers do IPv6 out of the box. Most people don&#x2
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by ok123456 6mo ago
No GCP is not prepay.
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by ok123456 6mo ago
Didn't Spotify initially use pirated music to develop its system?
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by ok123456 6mo ago
I remember trying to use it and getting constant segfaults.
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by ok123456 6mo ago
Gemini still has its study mode.
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by ok123456 7mo ago
Maybe she just thinks it's cool? It's hardly the worst use of AI on Facebook.
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by ok123456 7mo ago
Quite literally "the new old thing."
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by ok123456 7mo ago
With 401ks and financial instruments in general, it's cut-and-dry: there's either a payment, or there isn't, and there's a whole accountancy industry that supports that. With DMCA claims, it's an adversarial accusat
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by ok123456 7mo ago
Does this mean the entire enforcement regime is now more or less a paper tiger? It's sufficient to have a process that satisfies the letter of the law, but you can simply not follow through and enforce it.
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by ok123456 7mo ago
https://decomposition.al/CSE232-2024-09/readings/note-distri...
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by ok123456 7mo ago
Reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PHP_serialization_format
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by ok123456 7mo ago
Maybe they're really experts and have good nmap scripts https://nmap.org/book/man-nse.html
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by ok123456 7mo ago
Exactly. NO SILVER BULLET .
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by ok123456 7mo ago
Chebyshev approximation for asin is sum(2 T_n(x) / (pi*n*n),n), the even terms are 0.
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by ok123456 7mo ago
Don't you use the dialectic?
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by ok123456 7mo ago
Microsoft wouldn't exist without the theft of CPU time on time-shared computers.
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by ok123456 8mo ago
We don't have to guess about what was going on at Microsoft in those days. From "Barbarians Led by Bill Gates": The day the Mac shipped in January 1984, Gates told McGregor to run out and buy a Mac for the Windows developers.
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by ok123456 8mo ago
ALEC
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by ok123456 8mo ago
Firejail seems like the right tool for a somewhat complicated desktop application that you want isolation for, that's not simple to containerize.
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by ok123456 8mo ago
I call it stylometric---obfuscation!
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by ok123456 8mo ago
*claw and recently registered
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by ok123456 8mo ago
LLM yet, and seems to have the most insightful comments here about the paper.

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