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by rocqua 2y ago
Assertions triggering in integration tests are different from unit tests. They don't involve writing mocks. They are generally closer to the code, especially with design by contract, so they are more likely to be fixed during a refacto
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by rocqua 2y ago
Either through assertions, through fuzz testing, or by formal verification.
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by rocqua 2y ago
How is it clear that authoritarian state capitalism has won the fight? China is still less productive per Capita than the west. Most of it's advantage comes from it's population size, and demographics are bringing that to a halt.
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by rocqua 2y ago
Capitalism (or rather 'free' in the technical sense markets) solve a coordination problem. They don't solve the tragedy of the commons (unless you start paying people not to polute the commons, but that is very perverse). The
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by rocqua 2y ago
Is there a good reason not to use big endian?
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by rocqua 2y ago
Cool, certainly makes sense to let the parser know ahead of time how many bytes to read. Not just for cleaner code, but for faster code aswell.
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by rocqua 2y ago
I believe OP was questioning the intentions of the trump-aligned laywers who sued for access to records regarding the LGBTQ document.
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by rocqua 2y ago
Notably, this marks a 4WD as having a low gearing case, ot says nothing about locked differentials.
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by rocqua 2y ago
I thought the same based on the title, but the article feels different. The theme system is about making a commitment, and making failure harder to prevent demoralization, and promote adaptibility. Quests, as presented here, still have a me
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by rocqua 2y ago
I think you're looking to much at the practice, and too little at the framing. The point is not that the structure of a quest works better. The point is that the framing of a quest works better. It inspires, it acknowledges there will
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by rocqua 2y ago
Alphago didn't have human feedback, but it did learn from humans before surpassing them. Specifically, it had a network to 'suggest good moves' that was trained on predicting moves from pro level human games. The entire point
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by rocqua 2y ago
The point of anarchists is that states are evil. If they want to do something about that, that means the state should be undermined to free it's subjects. That means attacking the state apparatus, which usually sees a very strong respo
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All of those really reduce the risk. But I wouldn't trust them to be able to stop the CIA, KGB, or whatever the Chinese equivalent is.
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by rocqua 2y ago
Fingerprint sensors probably do some kind of fuzzy hash. That might be a nice basis for such a signature algorithm.
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by rocqua 2y ago
This is about automated systems using domain reputation to block certain downloads. Their systems are telling them that try.cloudflare.com is not a trustworthy domain, but it is so ubiquitous, that blocking them isn't feasible.
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by rocqua 2y ago
(not who you are responding too). Either discontinue the service, or serve each pipe from a subdomain that encodes the original source. Something that lets security tooling block known bad sites, without having them block a lot of legitimat
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by rocqua 2y ago
There is a solution for this at the OS level. It's domain names, validated through DNS. Those let the user decide if they trust the other side of a connection. Here cloudflare is showing they should nt be trusted, but because they are
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by rocqua 2y ago
To what extent is this already being done by other functional blanguages that have CoW mutability? This seems like a legal compiler optimization to make in most cases no?
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by rocqua 2y ago
How come the CoW method requires runtime reference counting? A lot of the same benefit (but not all) should be available based on static analysis right? Especially if the approach isn't really Copy on Write, but Copy only when someone
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by rocqua 2y ago
A mechanism that causes people to become more decisive (but much less contemplative) when short on food seems like it would be beneficial. It stops analysis paralysis, and makes someone try something rather than just accept their fate.
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by rocqua 2y ago
> There are no fields of science where a singular paper should be widely accepted before replication and additional studies. Certainly within mathematics, this isn't a requirement, and I think the same holds within some branches of
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by rocqua 2y ago
The additional copy used by push back can be observable (because the copy constructor is just a function, which is very much allowed to have side effects). That means the compiler isn't allowed to optimize out the copy.
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by rocqua 2y ago
They have the yellow banner to detect when you likely access a hash like this. Why do they allow those commit hashes to be accessed through the short commit hashes?
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by rocqua 2y ago
Nope, me too. The whole Repo network thing is not User facing at all. It is an internal thing at GitHub to allow easier pull requests between repo's. But it isn't a concept git knows, and it doesn't affect GitHub users at all
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by rocqua 2y ago
Fertilizer isn't just energy intensive, the phosphorus part of it is non renewable. We get it from mining, there are limited deposits, the process of building the deposits happens on geological timescales. My hope is that the running o
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Ebpf can, I believe, not crash the Kernel
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I feel like a GAN method might work better, building a detector, and training the model to defeat the detector.
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by rocqua 2y ago
A more reasonable claim would be that microsoft should have a way to allow virus-scanners to run without needing to be able to crash the kernel. That isn't an easy thing to do, but it should be possible.
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If there are two different types of observations, and one parameter can explain both, that is pretty strong evidence. Put differently, dark matter is falsifyable, and experiments have tried to falsify it without success. Besides the idea &#
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by rocqua 2y ago
Is over fitting different from 'too much optimization'? Optimization still needs a value that is optimized. Over fitting is the result of too much optimization for not quite the right value (i.e. training error when you want to re

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