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by planede 3y ago
There is this variation of the dragon curve: order: 10 axiom: FX angle: 90 X -> X+FYF- Y -> +FXF-Y This avoids the self-intersections (like a similar depiction of the Hilbert and Gosper curves), yet it remains relati
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by planede 3y ago
My impression was that pipelined processors pipeline across CALL instructions. They even speculate across indirect calls. How you describe this is as if there was a significant penalty to reading EIP or calling a function on a pipelined pro
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by planede 3y ago
It's arguably an asshole move, even if legal. You really just gain the same time as the other people collectively lose between the off ramp and on ramp. In addition you cause additional traffic on the ramps, which might hold up other r
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by planede 3y ago
Possibly. All I'm saying that what banks do isn't simply "firing customers".
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by planede 3y ago
The main issue isn't firing a customer (although it's bad), but locking up their money. It's not like they say "hey, we want to stop doing business with you, please transfer all your money to some other bank within a wee
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by planede 3y ago
They probably took half of the advise and just went.
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by planede 3y ago
https://hidden3d.com/howto-view-stereograms/ It lists multiple methods along with an "easy" stereogram to view. Maybe one of them works for you, it worked for me. edit: I don't see it mentioned on the pa
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Large language models propagate race-based medicine(nature.com)
3 points by planede 3y ago|0 comments
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by planede 3y ago
I mostly agree with this, nobody likes `fobricate(true, false, true)`. I do have to wonder if this is a cure for the lack of named function arguments in C++.
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by planede 3y ago
> All the LTS distros maintain their own downstream LTS kernel. Debian definitely uses the upstream LTS for their base for their kernel on stable. They do add their own patches, but I don't think it's fair to say that they dupl
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by planede 3y ago
The label seems to serve as a reference. If have `-> [<end>a]` and `-> [<end>b]` then that's different than having two instances of `-> [<end>a]` from different source nodes. Being able to visibly label them
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by planede 3y ago
Movement is an abstraction that connects discrete events.
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by planede 3y ago
I don't know, this still looks annoying: https://thinkpads.com/support/hmm/hmm_pdf/t430_t430i_hmm_en_... Granted, you don't have to remove the display at least.
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by planede 3y ago
As counterpoint for the repairability I never liked how hard it is to access the fan assembly on thinkpads. You basically have to fully take the laptop apart to access it. And for the laptops from a decade ago I typically wanted to clean th
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by planede 3y ago
"pinpointing" can mean different things. Indeed a good bug report includes a good description of minimal reproducer, hopefully deterministic. I would also call this "pinpointing". But the author went further and identifi
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by planede 3y ago
No, it is merely a hyperbole. You are right in the legal sense, the maintainers don't owe him to put his name in the copyright header. There is no legal IP for the root cause analysis part of the work. However arguably root cause analy
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by planede 3y ago
Money quote from the abstract: "Compression induces data-dependent DRAM traffic and cache utilization, which can be measured through side-channel analysis." This attack vector doesn't seem to be very GPU-specific. Maybe the m
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by planede 3y ago
I don't think this was the same vulnerability that you saw happening. I think many operations in shaders produce "unspecified" pixel values, which in practice often just manifests in getting pixel values from some previously
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by planede 3y ago
I wonder what the food modeler uses as a reference. Maybe having photos of the entire menu is a prerequisite anyway.
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by planede 3y ago
XML is whitespace sensitive, unless your particular schema just doesn't care about whitespace text nodes.
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by planede 3y ago
> Search for a domain name with quotation marks for example just recombines the contents of the domain and returns a bunch of unrelated content completely cluttering what I am looking for. site:example.com and -site:example.com still wor
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by planede 3y ago
Does the law apply to adult children?
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by planede 3y ago
So was the truncation attack already there in 1.1.1? I think it's OK for a patch that changes the dependency to 3 to just retain existing behavior. Addressing the problematic behavior should be a distinct patch.
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by planede 3y ago
Do you release with `-fsanitize=address` or what?
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by planede 3y ago
git log and all other commands' man page should really refer back to gitglossary here then. And they should either name their argument <pathspec>, or specify that the given argument (<path> or <file>) is a pathspec.
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by planede 3y ago
Oh, they did respond, they just wrote that they don't give a damn. I guess they care now. As I remember this was way before the Microsoft acquisition though, so there is that.
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by planede 3y ago
A couple of years ago I verified that they really only just looked for *.edu.* in the domain part of the email address. I could easily enroll with something like john@edu.my.domain.com . I reported it but they didn't give a damn.
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by planede 3y ago
You mean "sajátvektor"? (Hungarian) https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saj%C3%A1tvektor_%C3%A9s_saj%C...
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by planede 3y ago
I think one major shortcoming of git-flow is that semantically commits belong to a specific branch, but it conflicts with git's branching model, which are just moving labels. Git flow ironically probably works better on mercurial branc
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by planede 3y ago
8-bit micros can and usually have wider than 8-bit ADCs. Having said that you are right, I don't expect this ADC to work as a decent oscilloscope.

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