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by q3k 5y ago
Go at least will never run arbitrary package code as part of a go get / go build / go install. Only the resulting binary might contain malicious code, but the build and package management part is guaranteed safe. In addition, go i
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by q3k 5y ago
I've tried pretty much every 'NeoHDL' out there, and so far Bluespec was the one that actually made me feel like it's a step in the right direction, instead of more of the same. Its atomic transaction based modelling map
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by q3k 5y ago
bsc, the bluespec compiler, has been open sourced under the MIT license. It's the real deal, the same bsc that has been used in the industry for years now. I've been using it in my own personal projects for something something lik
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by q3k 5y ago
Write a toy operating system: https://wiki.osdev.org/Main_Page For example, start with https://wiki.osdev.org/Bare_Bones or https://wiki.osdev.org/Raspberry_Pi_Bare_Bones You'll never
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by q3k 5y ago
Depends what you mean by 'container runtime' or 'container orchestration tool'... For example, Google's Borg absolutely uses Linux namespacing for its workloads, and these workloads get scheduled automatically on ar
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by q3k 5y ago
Or, even better: don't use shell scripts to express the kind of complex logic which requires parsing arguments in multiple forms/modes.
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by q3k 5y ago
Lanai is significantly older than RISC-V. These days you'd likely easily pick designing or using an existing RISC-V core for an application like this, possibly adapting it to your particular usecase. The decision is different, however,
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by q3k 5y ago
This is an old domain, and once upon a time some private malware sample links hosted on it got indexed. Years later and some software still think I'm evil :).
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by q3k 5y ago
This is https://github.com/TrueBitProject/lanai , which is in itself an interesting endeavor which I forgot to write about. I've added a mention about it to TFA.
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by q3k 5y ago
Yeah, that blog post was a great reference to get a general overview of What Happened At Myricom. ... and I just hope I didn't write anything factually wrong in TFA. :)
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by q3k 5y ago
‘just’ apparently isn’t a build system, just a ‘task runner’. So I assume it doesn’t need/want to implement parallelism.
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by q3k 5y ago
- 8< - I was wrong - 8< -
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by q3k 5y ago
> In SolveSpace, constraints are represented as equations in a symbolic algebra system. In general, these equations are solved numerically, by a modified Newton's method. Some special cases are handled, for any equation that can be
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by q3k 5y ago
... $99 plus all applicable taxes and duties on the item you're importing.
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by q3k 5y ago
My reasoning: Number of 6-character alphanumeric passwords: (2*26+10)**6 == 56800235584 Number of seconds in a year: 60*60*24*365 == 31536000 Number of years to enumerate all 6-character alphanumeric passwords at one password a second:
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by q3k 5y ago
With a ratelimit of 60 attempts per minute (which is significantly higher than any user would legitimately ever need) you're looking at thousands of years to bruteforce a random 6 character alphanumeric password.
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by q3k 5y ago
Have you considered implementing the peace agreement as an NFT? The blockchain can revolutionize peace or even armistice talks, allowing for traceability of signatures, terms and military positions.
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by q3k 5y ago
Meanwhile, I left a Haskell job for a Go job. Language isn’t the be-all end-all of a software project. I’ll take a well maintained and well documented Java codebase over a write-only Haskell codebase with more lines of language extension im
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by q3k 5y ago
The introduction of S0ix, a.k.a. pretend to sleep. Why? So that apps can communicate with the Internet while the machine is in sleep mode, or do periodic wakeups for other reasons. Another attempt to shoehorn the smartphone paradigm into de
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by q3k 5y ago
> but of course they were (and are) of a lower quality [citation needed]
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by q3k 5y ago
> 1. WINE et al run in a sandboxed environment. You cannot execute other Linux software without then also finding an RCE in WINE. So that’s multiple RCEs needed in multiple points of the stack and the attacker needs to be aware that you’
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by q3k 5y ago
I don’t know, this feels to me like applauding a car driver who uses their turn signals correctly. “Hooray, you did the thing you’re supposed to do. Good job you”.
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by q3k 5y ago
Another consideration related to this is that tapes, being usually offline, as much more secured against accidental (or malicious!) erasure when compared to always-on hard drives. Also related is that tapes can easily be transported around&
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by q3k 5y ago
Yeah that analysis is... not great. It looks like an instance of 'xred': https://s.tencent.com/research/report/880.html Which seemingly infects .exes (ie., is not just a worm), so it's totally possi
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by q3k 5y ago
... outpatient, sample size 42, open label, significantly older control group. This is a shitty trial, and definitely one that shouldn't be relied on to make such broad statements.
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by q3k 5y ago
Some surface-level knowledge about Japanese writing systems (ie. the fact that Katakana/Hiragana are fairly regular consonant+vowel syllabries) helps a lot.
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by q3k 5y ago
> Just isn't worth the trouble. What trouble? It's really not rocket surgery to be compliant with the GDPR if your business model isn't to sell (or profit from) targeted advertisements. There's tons of fearmongering a
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by q3k 5y ago
> it's almost always a case of using the wrong sized driver And that's why Torx is also better: it's easier to identify find the correct size of the driver needed for an in-the-wild fastener :). And if you're expectin
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by q3k 5y ago
> We need to divest our manufacturing from China. Not gonna happen until you get rid of consumerism. People want to buy cheap shit, it gives their lives meaning.
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by q3k 5y ago
https://github.com/tengbao/vanta/blob/master/src/vanta.cloud... Definitely getting some 'can I copy your homework' vibes. But then again, if you use the original shader to educate yourself

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