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by rini17 2y ago
But that mindset is pervasive. If we don't have the resources for old people, then what about chronically ill? Everything gets optimalized away, then we end up with inadequate care for children...and if society is not even capable to p
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by rini17 2y ago
Many more people use Excel formulas than any programming language. And I don't believe it's solely thanks to easy notation. Rather something how the data is laid out? Idk I would like for CS to reflect on this more instead of inte
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by rini17 2y ago
They already plan refueling infrastructure in orbit. That would include stuff to "squirt" on the way down if necessary. If they can use one extra launch to reuse 5-10 starships that might be interesting. Noone knows yet if it&#x27
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by rini17 2y ago
Unless you can ensure your whole stack always rewrites data in place, this is good for a compliance checklist at most. Both modern journalling filesystems and underlying storage such as SSD can now permanently write copies of data in variou
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by rini17 2y ago
One needs to draw a line when it's too painful. There's a precedent - both symlinked and unsymlinked profiles exist and migration is fragile, sometimes you have to rebuild everything anyway. There could be time32 and time64 profil
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by rini17 2y ago
If you fervently wish for AI alignment problem to be solved...watch our for the monkey paw.
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by rini17 2y ago
"We have people for that role" is exactly the copernical boundary, that he transgressed :)
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by rini17 2y ago
There was not a shred of established procedure. Till a day later.
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by rini17 2y ago
Humans also desperately want to find something that transcends them. But so far failed to find matching QM interpretation with new explanatory power.
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by rini17 2y ago
He would have to implement payments. Which is another nightmare.
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by rini17 2y ago
Because MS sells to business. They never hesitated to break compatibility to developers and non-commercial users if it won't affect business.
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by rini17 2y ago
Hope Gentoo alone won't get overburdened with the development and maintenance of such hybrid toolchain, to be able to compile and run time32 processes alongside time64. When everyone else has moved on. Better do a complete reinstall fr
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by rini17 2y ago
You believe it will get somehow easier in 60 years?
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by rini17 2y ago
The third paragraph says following, which means it's not suitable solution to build whole system: When building a package, ROOT should not be used to satisfy the required dependencies on libraries, headers files etc. Instead, the files
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by rini17 2y ago
Thanks. I should have used crunching. You will have to get used to all the non natives tho. Like The Register and practically everyone else when @evilsocket tweeted "redhat confirmed severity 9.9" they automatically credited the e
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by rini17 2y ago
It also mentions: > I can tell you that there’re other, more easily exploitable code paths going on, not just in the discovery mechanism - also reported and ignored. To this day they have not been acknowledged or patched.
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by rini17 2y ago
There are also buffer overflows which they detected with fuzzer, which can be turned into RCE without requiring user interaction. But author did not have enough expertise in this area to create actual exploit for these.
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by rini17 2y ago
There are also buffer overflows exploitable without any user action. The foomatic vector which requires print job was just one easiest to scan and exploit.
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by rini17 2y ago
RedHat did, as per the article
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by rini17 2y ago
MX Linux
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by rini17 2y ago
Why are you so absolutely sure there's no low hanging fruit for AI to pick.
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by rini17 2y ago
Maybe. I'm not so sure anymore.
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by rini17 2y ago
The LLMs are cracking all the genomes and molecular biology as we speak. Holding my breath.
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by rini17 2y ago
If you need writes, can just use second sqlite database.
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by rini17 2y ago
Easy, just keep undeveloped wide swath of land right next to city center. Other cities even in Austria itself, could not do that.
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by rini17 2y ago
Attribution has its own issues too, like when curl developers faced Toyota owners who were grasping at straws because the curl attribution featured prominently in the car's malfunctioning entertainment system.
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by rini17 2y ago
That support would inevitably come with strings attached. Which most open source maintainers fervently avoid.
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by rini17 2y ago
Just an anecdote, hunchentoot on ecl was fine on embedded setup...except for file uploads. Too slow due to CLOS dispatch called for every char somewhere in flexi-streams too deep in the stack to optimize (and for me to figure out type decla
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by rini17 2y ago
I recommend this excellent presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBL7J0kgldU&t=2819s and they experimentally proved that LLMs often do know something is not right, but they aren't trained to express it. B
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by rini17 2y ago
That's like saying all movement must have originated from some Prime Mover. Why is there need for such forced assumptions.

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