quesomaster9000

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by quesomaster9000 1y ago
Well, I've tried manually verifying the curve parameters and I don't trust this. * The generator isn't selected deterministically * The BLAKE3(seed) in the OpenFrogget code doesn't match what I get with Python & Java
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by quesomaster9000 1y ago
And even with the constant `b=BLAKE("ECCFrog512CK2 forever")` there is an open question, while not as problematic as it is with the NIST & SEC curves, it's covered in "How to manipulate curve standards: a white paper
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
Right, but z/OS is part of a larger longer-running hardware strategy that, with virtualization, serves the needs of mixed-OS workloads and multi-decade tenures overseeing 24/7 systems. The corpse of OpenVMS on the other hand is be
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
With Claude 3.7 I keep having to remind it about things, and go back and correct it several times in a row, before cleaning the code up significantly. For example, yesterday I wanted to make a 'simple' time format, tracking Earths
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
That's a good question, what if it's 10 hours per year for 10 years? In that case, I'd probably choose first-aid & the basics of emergency medicine via a couple of half-day or a full-day course per year.
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
Fluid dynamics simulation with OpenCL, 100 hours is about 10-15 days of concerted effort. That's plenty time to get a grasp of the algebra behind it, get something simple running, port to OpenCL naively and start optimizing.
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
It's a shame that the `MISA` CSR is in the 'Privileged Architecture' spec, otherwise you could just check bit 21 for 'V', but that appears to only be available in the highest privilege machine-mode. Presumably your
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
At the moment I'm verifying a Rust floating point implementation, which has lead to many small snippets for not just generating test & edge cases (e.g. find inputs which falls outside of these conditions), but trying to prove compl
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
Z3 is entirely different IMHO, once you get into solvers the question becomes not just 'is this satisfied' but 'what is the minimum sequence of steps necessary to arrive at the result'. I have relied heavily on both Z3 a
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
On a side note, how long until we realize the current incantation of the pile of hacks upon hacks that is SMTP is fundamentally flawed and widely adopt something that has cryptography, authenticity and transport-level security built-in from
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
I'm really eager to see what happens in the near future with WAT & WASI, but I'm also very aware of seeing a repeat of DLL hell. There are a few niches where standardization of interfaces and discoverability will be extremely
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
As somebody who's in the process of building a sandbox for RISC-V 64 Linux ELF executables, even I'm still on the fence. The problem is that in WASM-land we're heading towards WASI and WAT components, which is similar to the
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
LLMs are much more than search, for example today I went through several different recipes for sea bass fillets, and then went into much deeper conversations, and ended up with this weird intersection between Bon and how to aptly describe Z
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
With SoundCloud I've found you have to pay for the 'Plus+++' subscription or whatever it is to not get audio with the higher frequencies absolutely butchered, unless you follow a very specific upload process that bypasses the
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
Absolutely, but not just that you can jump into meta conversations extremely quickly, and rotate things through different dimensions, even with concepts that are much less familiar. But the key is in deliberately creating the transactional
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
At this point I wouldn't be surprised if their site loaded a WASM-compiled remote-desktop viewer to interact with 'Edge in the cloud' just to view the page you want.
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
Is it just me, or does the linked microsoft.com page hijack the back button?
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
TL;DR PEDMAS is bullshit If you look at the internal state of the typical physical calculate it's a beautifully simple machine that tries to catch the balance between RPN and logic... except it has stupid nonsensical human rules interj
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
Go supports this with `go run`, e.g. # Example 1: Running the latest version go run github.com/rakyll/hey@latest # Example 2: Running a specific version go run github.com/rakyll/hey@v0.1.4
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
Depending on how much space you have, I'm using a Numark MixTrack Platinum FX, with the mapping from the forum. Everything works! Even the display in the middle of the jogwheels, that comes with the '4 deck' version, which sh
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
The Rekordbox.xml format [1] is quite simple. Note the `<TEMPO>` and `<POSITION_MARK>` tags. But Pinoeer can be weird and there's a lot of old (even ancient) equipment out there, so sometimes it's a case of finding the
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
I'm really happy that 2.5 added 'beats until next marker', which together with a USB controller from Numark I have pretty much feature complete DJ setup for under $500 (including cost of laptop & controller) without havin
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
I considered renting out some Pioneer equipment to add RekordBox playlist writing support, mainly because I'm in a similar situation. Mixxx does have support for reading USBs & SD cards, but not writing ;_; Unfortunately it's
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
I agree, it's absolutely and entirely bullshit and is becoming an easy sloganism that you can bash around. Where "replacing developers, engineers, and scientist with AI" really is about 'doing more with less'... or.
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
While average power consumption per rack has been increasing fairly steadily over the past 10 years, the metric I currently use is abound 10kW per rack under reasonable to heavy load - that's about the same as a consumer electric showe
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
Some of the best events I've ever been to have been where a collective has organized the Nth annual event etc. which has taken over an entire location or venue and brought in a really diverse but very friendly crowd with them from all
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
> I'm good I think I'll just stay home and jerk off Exactly. There's a fine line between convenience and the cost of doing it yourself, like getting a decent smash burger or firing half of the devops team. The most ridicul
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
I'd have thought that iPhones would have sane defaults with USB-C, but it's a real pain when using USB-C to provide tethered internet to a laptop. No, I don't want the phone to charge the laptop, they both have batteries of t
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
If you look at the end-user API documentation[1] it's pretty good. But the htmx.js file itself seems to struggle from a certain type of internal naming scheme that will take a while to get up to speed with and doesn't really lend
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by quesomaster9000 2y ago
The road is paved with good intentions, it's not they were lazy but they had intent to distill wisdom to save time. Then yes, the abstractions were adopted without fully comprehended what was hidden, and those people then naively built

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