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by rini17 11mo ago
You can learn everything about undefined behavior in 30mins?
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by rini17 11mo ago
Perl too was refreshingly simple and DWIM(Do What I Mean). And then it wasn't.
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by rini17 11mo ago
Remains to be seen, it has serious trouble with water getting into the borehole.
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by rini17 11mo ago
Might be obvious in hindsight, but it was not clear at all back then, that the congestion is manageable this way. There were legitimate concerns that it will all just melt down.
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by rini17 1y ago
But having only one reference is rare, often you extract several pieces of data from a huge string. Unless the underlying storage is reference counted with some small granularity. That might be a way to go, when a substring is taken, split
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by rini17 1y ago
> could Rust programs use unary By not using any math functions except for increment by one?
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by rini17 1y ago
Hope they will drag Intel and others to widely support ECC in consumer hardware.
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by rini17 1y ago
Raspberry Pi and clones/alikes are ARM devices with perfect Linux support.
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by rini17 1y ago
Such as?
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by rini17 1y ago
I do understand the concepts and exactly because of that I doubt I myself would be able of airtight opsec against any determined adversary, not even state-level one. I think it's humility, you think I infantilize myself lol. I do use p
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by rini17 1y ago
The dichotomy between what average people(including political activists) can actually handle and stuff proposed by security researchers is real.
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by rini17 1y ago
The article actually addresses this -- that all these extra issues are not manageable for mere mortals anyway and/or perfectly spherical cows are involved.
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by rini17 1y ago
You did not write what you actually disagree with....
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YouTube AI Filter Is Making My Videos Dangerous to Watch[video](youtube.com)
6 points by rini17 1y ago|0 comments
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by rini17 1y ago
Should be easy to scavenge an USB powered lamp and avoid dealing with mains. Heck, any plain LEDs and resistor will do if you don't need strong light. They will perhaps put out less heat, even.
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by rini17 1y ago
If only one genius in California can do it well, it's as good as impossible.
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by rini17 1y ago
Every attempt at teaching IT history I was subject to, was clouded so much with personal opinions and attitudes that it was anecdotal and preachy. I think assessing piece of hardware/software is much more difficult and time consuming t
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by rini17 1y ago
Diodes have quite big forward voltage, like 0.5V, depends on current but in any case it means lots of wasted energy. FETs got highly optimized over time, can be switched on with only minuscule resistance and also can be miniaturized. Modern
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by rini17 1y ago
But if you try to look deeper into such advice, it falls apart. What does it actually mean? Let's stop being individualistic consumers and return to tightly knit families? Let's have direct relationship with soil and animals and m
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by rini17 1y ago
It can be solved various ways, not only middle, electricity has negative voltages too. So you can have the third distinct "fully on" state at negative voltage. This isn't practical with silicon semiconductors but might be po
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by rini17 1y ago
Seems vulnerable to barely perceptible palette shifting. Would be more interesting to use visual features that video codecs are optimized to preserve.
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by rini17 1y ago
For inhabited spaces there are ionizers available optimized to produce negligible amounts of ozone. They produce O2- and N2- ions instead, which are much safer, even beneficial. They help not only with VOCs but dust too unlike ozone which
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by rini17 1y ago
How can you be so sure? There is plenty of research for Ndrangheta in Europe that routinely uses restaurants to not only launder money but also to cultivate relationships with locals. Which makes it so hard to prosecute. It's widesprea
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by rini17 1y ago
Which end up being ran by mafia every time the govt stops looking.
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by rini17 1y ago
Won't it introduce risk of invalid memory access when the list isn't contiguous? And if it always is contiguous then why not use array instead. Smells like contrived example.
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by rini17 1y ago
Sure let's eat crap without complaint, nothing is perfect anyway. /s
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by rini17 1y ago
KDE user since version 2. Fell in love with KMail. Even upgraded my RAM from 16 to 48MB to run it smoothly lol. Stopped used it at version 4, the new kdepim was atrocious. But now it's usable again. Probably my largest peeve is how the
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by rini17 1y ago
and they did not do much
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by rini17 1y ago
I guess it's impossible to simulate billions of dynamical neurons with current computer architecture, it is limited by memory bandwidth.
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by rini17 1y ago
It's not about sled. They just naturally pull. I have a GSD that has never seen a sled or dog pulling anything. But my crazy ex very easily teached the dog to pull him while on scooter or bicycle.

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