rurban

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   by rurban 5mo ago

   The availibilty problems are caused by incapable managers overloading Azure boxes, code fixes will not help much. Maybe they get into HR and help get them fired. And help rehire the ones who could fix it. But that needs a nation state actor
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   by rurban 5mo ago

   Very bad advice. Of course good new LLM's know about UB, but you still need to use ubsan (ie - fsanitize=undefined), and not your LLM.
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   by rurban 5mo ago

   > indicating that oil is now happily pumping through all the grindy bits That's not a modern car. Modern cars do not pump oil through all the grindy bits. Modern cars need to wait for the BMC to stabilize its power.
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   by rurban 5mo ago

   So you just need safe unicode identifiers I guess, fixing the longstanding unicode C11 spec bug, which made identifiers unidentifiable. Restricting to ASCII would be safest. In my rcc compiler I use my libu8ident
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   by rurban 5mo ago

   Qubes for sure not. Xen seperation on top of Linux sounds nice, but there's still this huge, insecure monolith below. Genode, Harmony or Fuchsia sound much better. And now with a secure language for the surface and drivers it would be
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   by rurban 5mo ago

   I also like HarmonyOS, the most advanced secure OS nowadays. If they just would have fixed deadlocks also.
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   The foundations of a provably secure operating system (PSOS) (1979) [pdf](csl.sri.com)

   130 points by rurban 5mo ago|92 comments
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   by rurban 5mo ago

   Because this concept only works for offline compilers, but not for dynamic languages. It's about 100x slower. I'm just converting the call to an external assembler in my compiler rcc to assemble the bytes directly. No need for str
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   by rurban 5mo ago

   I run into quota violations, which eventually kills my terms and emacs. The agents gets killed with the terms of course. Root cause: tests running in loops, filling up space in /tmp, but I see it only with lsof, not ls nor df. Claude d
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    Just a little help for the fellow TSA and FBI folks
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    They not not only describe pictures. They can analyze pictures. Detect anomalies. Create 3d models out of it.
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    I find the two worst offenders, Gemini and Grok hilarious. Esp. Gemini falling into a corporate jargon spiral. Now working at Google sounds more intimitating than at your local ME driven Microslop
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    Microsoft rejects critical Azure vulnerability report, no CVE issued(bleepingcomputer.com)

    7 points by rurban 5mo ago|3 comments
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    Just switched to kimi for this evening session. As I saw on the status.cloud.com page this happened a couple of times already. But first for me
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    Interesting how long he kept the bias? branch in the inner loop around. This was the worst offender from the very start.
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    Git is fine, just automate your workflow. I usually have 5-50 parallel branches which need to be rebased on every master/main update, and several branches are nested. So I have a rb.sh script for every major project which does the (par
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    Of course. Claude.md is symlinked, and I change it for every new major task. Keeps cost down
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    Prestige for working at Meta? Certainly not! It's like you are saying you worked at Microsoft, Oracle, HP or Cisco. Who wants to hire such people?
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    I don't do CTF's but took part at the security workshop for fun ~2 years with my Android phone only. I was first with the first simple challenge, but then couldnt continue because my phone was just too limited. But I watched what
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    Quality. They are too dumb. And the lack of ease of use.
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    No, an agent cli is no harness. You have to provide a harness for an agent by yourself, otherwise it will run free. Which is called vibe coding. Free as you wish, without any harness.
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    That's not a harness. That's an agent cli. A harness is something completely different. Wish people could use proper terminology. A test harness is a collection of software and test data configured to test a program unit by runnin
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    Fake? These viewpoints won the majority in the brexit election. So it's a pushed narrative that won the majority of the public view. As if Farage bought a cheaper Sri Lanka media consultant to win the next elections.
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    Not really. I'm building now another fast C compiler with DeepSeek 4 Flash, and rarely have to step outside to use Pro or Sonnet, gpt or kimi-2.6. Flash is very capable of almost everything.
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    by rurban 5mo ago

    So who will go to jail over the illegal use of CFN?
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    by rurban 6mo ago

    So these are broken on amd64. Debian arm64/forky rebuilderd stats https://reproduce.debian.net/arm64/stats/forky/ Most with failed to reproduce: NT_GNU_BUILD_ID. The others on some other bits. Mostly tim
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    by rurban 6mo ago

    And a github employee implemented that...
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    by rurban 6mo ago

    They do fix them. But not at the core. Just in the frontends
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    by rurban 6mo ago

    I really like cangjie. There is all in it, looks nice and safe, and it is efficient.
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    by rurban 6mo ago

    Easy. We did that in an afternoon. What's the big problem?