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by q3k 6y ago
You still need an ELF loader, unless you're shipping shellcode. As far as I know, there's currently no great way to load an arbitrary segment of memory as an ELF, without doing some sort of copy (eg. memfd_create, write, exec).
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by q3k 6y ago
I think this might be due to a difference in optics. What you see as 'asking for a second or third opinion' might be seen by others as lack of independence, leadership and ownership. Mostly everywhere senior developers are expecte
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by q3k 6y ago
> And I am not sure Vulkan runs everywhere... what about consoles? The Nintendo Switch supports it. Playstations had their own custom proprietary API since forever, and Microsoft peddles their own API on Xbox.
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by q3k 6y ago
1M queries per day is ~10 queries per second. It's a useful conversion rate to keep in mind when you see anyone brag about millions of requests per day.
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by q3k 6y ago
DNS worked just fine throughout this. You're barking up the wrong tree.
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by q3k 6y ago
> (seriously, why?) Ask whoever deployed this cluster. This is not something that Kubernetes mandates. > and do SSL encryption to make contact And that's a bad thing?
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by q3k 6y ago
> Ever had to maintain a Gerrit instance? Yes. [1] > It takes tens of thousand of lines of support code just to add a new tool to your toolchain. No, I've added custom compilers and languages to Bazel, and it was not nearly &#x27
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by q3k 6y ago
> Bazel is fucking awful. Most miserable years of my career is when I was tasked with maintaining a build system based on it. Same for gRPC, which TFA also does a good job of shutting down. Counter-anecdata: my most miserable years of m
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by q3k 6y ago
Off the top of my head: Gerrit, Bazel, Go, gRPC, Kubernetes.
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by q3k 6y ago
Our literature teacher did have some spare student-time to throw in some of her selected books (in 10th grade I think?), and one of her choice was ”Wir Kinder vom Bahnhof Zoo”. It was certainly a formative experience, so I kinda do envy the
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by q3k 6y ago
Poland has mandatory Bible reading/analysis at primary school level (4th-6th grade). [1] [1] - “Biblia: stworzenie świata i człowieka oraz wybrane przypowieści ewangeliczne, w tym o siewcy, o talentach, o pannach roztropnych,
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by q3k 6y ago
> don't like reading books and tend to skip even very important titles That's because the list of mandatory [1] reading in Poland is 90% haphazardly thrown together nationalistic martyrdom bullshit with terrible state-mandated
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by q3k 6y ago
> ... systems that rely on external dependencies like Apache Zookeeper and BookKeeper. I would argue that building up on existing systems (especially things like a distributed consensus system like Zookeeper) is generally good practice.
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by q3k 6y ago
On Ruby 2.7+, run irb, type 'RubyVM', press tab twice.
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by q3k 6y ago
> The next obvious step is hooking up this to a PLX chip. Duplicating the number of lanes available even if there's no additional bandwidth could really open up doors. I did this with an external PCIe 'splitter'/switc
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by q3k 6y ago
If you're using Bazel, bazel-watcher [1] takes care of this, and does it in a much smarter way than just looking at a predetermined list of files. [1] - https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel-watcher
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by q3k 6y ago
You might be interested in ForgeFed [1]. [1] - https://forgefed.peers.community/
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by q3k 6y ago
You are misunderstanding or misrepresenting what I said. If it wasn't obvious, I meant that bash scripting is not okay _for this sort of complex work/projects_.
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by q3k 6y ago
> bash is just fine (yes, it is) No, it's not. It's 2020, we need to stop it with the stringly-typed, footgun-filled madness that is bash scripting. We deserve better than this. Unless I'm missing something, this README ex
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by q3k 6y ago
This level of asymmetric processing is very difficult to achieve, at nearly every possible level, from part sourcing, through hardware design, firmware, software to user experience.
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by q3k 6y ago
PowerDNS lets you do that (if you run it against a SQL database), or CoreDNS/etcd for simple stuff.
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by q3k 6y ago
> The attacker gains superuser access on one system, then tricks admin to log in and gain root privileges, disclosing their password during that process (by swapping binaries, process injection, reading memory, rootkits, etc). Just gaini
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by q3k 6y ago
Yeah, the leap from cute emoji variables to partial derivatives really threw me off. The vectorisation was a final punch in the gut (“I hope you can convince yourself, assuming you know matrix multiplication”).
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by q3k 6y ago
We cannot have _the_ source, but we can have a good enough approximation of it, especially if a human is in the loop (see: commercial decompilation software like the Hex-Rays decompiler, Binary Ninja, and even Ghidra).
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by q3k 6y ago
Yeah, I've started using terminus... probably 10 years ago now, and I still haven't found a programming font that I liked more. Tried using some retina macbooks with hyped-font-of-the-month, they just didn't work for me.
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by q3k 6y ago
From a legal perspective: You're not forbidden - jailbreaking your own hardware is perfectly legal. It's unsupported by Apple, however. From an ethical perspective: I fully agree this should be easier.
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by q3k 6y ago
I also performed analysis of this algorithm as part of a work engagement, and came to similar conclusions to you (that it's not nearly as ASIC resistent as the authors claim). Notably there was (and still somewhat is, but less so [1])
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by q3k 6y ago
The ULX3S is great! I built myself an early prototype a year ago, and have used it every so often for occasional hacks. It has since evolved to be a first-class citizen in a number of projects and frameworks (LiteX, including LiteDRAM), whi
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by q3k 6y ago
TrustZone is orthogonal to secure boot. It's close to functionality to SGX, trying to allow for some SecureElement-like functionality on the main SoC (in which you can do crypto, DRM, etc).
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by q3k 6y ago
No, it seems to contain some leaked SDK and reverse engineered code: https://github.com/FWGS/cs16-client/tree/v1.32 , and to run on https://github.com/FWGS/xash3d-fwgs .

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