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by raggi 1y ago
Your response implies the ai produced code was landed without review. That’s a possible outcome but I would hope it’s unlikely to account for the whole group at this scale. We’re of course still lacking data.
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by raggi 1y ago
They averaged producing 47% more code on the AI tasks, but took only 20% more time. The report here biases over these considerations, but I’m left wondering: was the extra code superfluous or did this produce better structure / managed
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by raggi 1y ago
This reminds me of Camping without the dynamic parent class constructor.
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by raggi 1y ago
use std::io; #[cfg(unix)] fn raise_file_limit() -> io::Result<()> { use libc::{getrlimit, setrlimit, rlimit, RLIMIT_NOFILE}; unsafe { let mut
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by raggi 1y ago
Openssh should have been a game changer but they made a classic openssh porting bug (not reading all bytes from the channel on close) and have now been sat on the fix in “prerelease” for years. I prodded the VP over the group about the issu
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by raggi 1y ago
I've considered doing something like this a few times, this is seriously ripe for an ON AIR sign :D
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by raggi 1y ago
dang: the two posts are different topics, also isn't this one "show hn"? I'm so confused by the application of rules around self-posts.
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Runtime: Green tea garbage collector (Go)(github.com)
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by raggi 1y ago
> (This is not real Rust code. Quick challenge for the curious Rustacean, can you explain why we cannot rewrite the above code like this, even if we import all of the symbols?) Um, you can: #![feature(import_trait_associated_fu
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by raggi 2y ago
It sure would be nice if we could actually fix dns.
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by raggi 2y ago
I have trouble with that because it’s brimming full of plugins too (see them all disorganized all over the source), and failing to keep such a system up to date ends in tears rapidly in that ecosystem.
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by raggi 2y ago
It's amusing that Xe managed to turn what was historically mostly a joke/shitpost into an actually useful product. They did always say timing was everything. I am kind of surprised how many sites seem to want/need this. I get
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by raggi 2y ago
I think it ended at the first "ribbon" UI, which was in the 2003 era, but not all products ate the dirt at once.
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by raggi 2y ago
As you escape the React/JSX intoxification, you can drop the XML syntax. It took us a while back in the day after the XHTML arc, but for sure it'll be ok. I know this looser SGML universe might feel a little kooky, but trust me it
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by raggi 2y ago
you should see what happened to the rodents in the lab
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by raggi 2y ago
https://tailscale.com/kb/1369/taildrive
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by raggi 2y ago
<insert line of nodding emojis here>
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by raggi 2y ago
There’s SSHFP, but it’s off by default and assumes an attacker can’t modify dns, though most mitms would be executed with dns and dnssec deployment is generally a disaster. Currently their host key page is only linked once at the bottom of
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by raggi 2y ago
So approximately nothing?
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by raggi 2y ago
What are you doing about TOFU and MITM?
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by raggi 2y ago
In case y'all missed it in the first post, and you just want to try this out, it's working in this v86 image: https://copy.sh/v86/?profile=custom&m=768&vram=16&hda.url=ht... You can start tailscal
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by raggi 2y ago
Dave was ever-present in the areas he had passion for and that presence and unwavering advocacy had many positive outcomes. I'll miss his friendly challenges during future work in this space, they were always enjoyable and valuable eve
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by raggi 2y ago
You might wanna look at a system profiler too, pprof doesn't show everything.
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by raggi 2y ago
So we aren't using mmap (but we are using WAL), so for one thing there's a lot of buffer and cache copy work going on - I'd expect it's the old classics from string.h. WASM is a high level VM though so I'd expect (p
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by raggi 2y ago
I can probably help but what are you looking for? There are three areas of subject matter here (Go, Zig, SQLite). Our affected deployment was an unusually large vertical scale SQLite deployment, with the part causing primary concern hitting
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by raggi 2y ago
it was the intrinsics, sometime ago zig "imported" compiler-rt and wrote pure-zig variants that are lacking machine level optimizations and a lot of vectorization and so on. SQLite performance is highly dependent on them.
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by raggi 2y ago
Why on earth would you think kids are bad at reasoning? Early on we lack experience necessary for as much reliance on derivative thinking.
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by raggi 2y ago
https://fuchsia.dev/
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by raggi 2y ago
dedramp
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by raggi 2y ago
It is 100% your responsibility what your servers do to other peoples servers in this context, and wanton negligence is not an excuse that will stop your servers from being evicted by hosting companies.

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