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by rfoo 2y ago
idk, they do give the same results, but given the memory bottleneck it feels like we are at a point when architecture innovations matter again, for example check out DeepSeek V2 tech report, they modded model arch specifically for lower cos
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by rfoo 2y ago
> as little memory latency as possible Should be "as much memory bandwidth as possible". GPUs are designed to be (relatively) more insensitive to memory latency than CPU.
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by rfoo 2y ago
Yeah, I agree with you. I'm joking that KeePassXC developers should make parsing .kdbx an optional feature (that's an attack surface by itself for sure!) and see whether Debian package maintainer enable it or not.
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by rfoo 2y ago
Because maintainers have an opinion and explicitly wanted to change the default.
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by rfoo 2y ago
Oh no, xscreensaver or GNU Parallel flame war once again.
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by rfoo 2y ago
Title is wrong. The original post said maintainer has removed ALL features, not only networking features, and this was true, ALL optional features, including entirely offline features, were turned off during build.
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by rfoo 2y ago
Telegram is not serious about security & privacy at all, for example: 1. It does not support end-to-end-encrypted (E2EE) group chat at all. 2. It does not enable E2EE chat by default. 3. "Secret Chat" (the only E2EE encrypted
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by rfoo 2y ago
It is cool to have different abbrev. for Meet-in-the-Middle and Man-in-the-Middle, it was both MitM before and sometimes cause confusion. But reading 'People-in-the-Middle' I also feel offended to the same level when people try to
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by rfoo 2y ago
> You aren't required to develop for iOS. Sure, as a SWE I'm not going to buy a computer unable to run my own code. A smartphone is an ergonomic portable computer, so I say no to iPhone and would like to remind others who didn&
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by rfoo 2y ago
> and best OS I do networking stuff and macOS is on par with Windows - I can't live on it without running into bugs or very questionable behavior for longer than a week. Same as Windows.
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by rfoo 2y ago
> The alternative is Google / Android devices No, the alternative is Android devices with everything except firmware built from source and signed by myself. And at the same time, being secure, too. You just can't have this on A
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by rfoo 2y ago
Where do you put your thumb when you are using arrow keys? Maybe it's my small hands, but I can't use my right hand thumb to hit anything when I'm on arrow keys, and have to rely on using left hand to press modifiers. So, I u
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by rfoo 2y ago
You should try to use OSL instead of MO (or TT) as the layer key action: https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/blob/master/docs/one_sho...
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by rfoo 2y ago
I only use keyboards running QMK or ZMK, so: My Caps Lock key is a Control/Escape key (when tapped it behave like a Escape, when hold it's Control), and my left Control is a one shot layer switch key [1], which means I tap LCtrl o
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by rfoo 2y ago
Right, I should have said 11 years ago, or 10.2 years ago.
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by rfoo 2y ago
> why would they care ByteDance would not care, but would that "some company" care? Certainly. If they are going to care and they think it may happen, does this make them reconsider whether to buy or not, and at what price? Sur
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by rfoo 2y ago
> Are you basically saying there is no difference in memory usage when comparing static linking and dynamic linking? In your case, yes, there is (almost [1]) no difference at all. If you have 500 different PHP binaries (say, different ve
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by rfoo 2y ago
> but only a few trusted library files would be allowed to make system calls. Like libc This is impossible (without having to do libc.so.7) on Linux, as: $ nm -D /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6 | grep syscall 000
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by rfoo 2y ago
> This is why I suspect the primary interests side-loading and alt app stores on Apple devices would satisfy is large enterprises and a few opportunistic middlemen. Sideload as Apple implemented, yes. Sideload as what sideload always mea
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by rfoo 2y ago
I don't know. Even Russia wasn't a foreign adversary 10 years ago. Japan allegedly was one very briefly 35 years ago. So who knows, the safest move is indeed sell to U.S. companies.
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by rfoo 2y ago
That was Jan 2010.
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by rfoo 2y ago
Or maybe TikTok decides to exit US in protest because they don't want to comply with the law. We've been seen this 15 years ago.
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by rfoo 3y ago
Will you put an order 1 minutes before financial statements, then? If so, at what price? If no, knowing that there will be no liquidity in the very last minute before financial statements, will you put an order 2 minutes before? This won&#x
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by rfoo 3y ago
Glad to see that geohot is back being geohot, first by dropping a local DoS for AMD cards, then this. Much more interesting :p
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by rfoo 3y ago
"The only meaningful benchmark in the world is LAPACK and only larger than ever monolithic problem instances matter, I don't know what you're talking about, 'embarrassingly parallel'? What a silly word! Serving web
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by rfoo 3y ago
> This just looks like utterly unsurprising incompetence on the part of a consumer networking / IoT gear manufacturer. Then how about Xiongmai NVRs [1]? Can I say it's just an incompetently implemented debug feature left enable
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by rfoo 3y ago
What kind of hardware? For home networking? Ubiquiti is okay. As bugs in these enterprise/SMB networking gear worth a little $$$ so there's at least people looking for low hanging fruits. The best option however, is to find a rece
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by rfoo 3y ago
Any code that extract data from such a blob would look very suspicious.
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by rfoo 3y ago
I still don't understand how would that work. The post said: > Let's say they want to target gcc. Well, gcc contains a lot of documentation, which includes png images. So they spend a while getting accepted as a documentation c
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by rfoo 3y ago
Nit-picking but, eh, png does not use lzma at all. > PNG compression method 0 (the only compression method presently defined for PNG) specifies deflate/inflate compression with a sliding window of at most 32768 bytes. Deflate compre

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