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by rurban 4mo ago
This is about an optional setting for org admins you need to disable in the repo settings, Security and Quality. Not vague at all.
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by rurban 4mo ago
Sure. Just coding and reviews I leave to the AI. I also step through parts of the code with the debugger.
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by rurban 4mo ago
I've implemented custom TCP servers in less than 200 lines before AI, and recently with AI with cheap models. In C and C++, because I didn't like nginx, caddy or the python servers. I trust mine more then them. Using Fable for suc
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by rurban 4mo ago
Sure. Everbody knows that
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by rurban 4mo ago
US law is selective. It only applies to the lower 90%
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by rurban 4mo ago
Fixing the GC of my Linux port of cormanlisp
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by rurban 4mo ago
Reading is hard. It runs and passes the full cpython testsuite, just 5x faster. With AI it's 100x easier to maintain than by hand. It reminds my on pperl. same approach using crane lift. Looks good
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by rurban 4mo ago
Do it! Google routing is open source in or-tools
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by rurban 4mo ago
No, that's why Google does not do engineering. It's an ad company afterall. Us engineers do have our priorities straight.
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by rurban 4mo ago
Also called: "Death by PM" Esp. known from Microsoft, Adobe, Google. Should be added to the Antipatterns repo
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by rurban 4mo ago
No. It's their route function which sucks compared to Google maps. Their data is better and newer.
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by rurban 4mo ago
It's good. It gives the maintainers the possibility to update their packages. And if a CVE is unfixed for months it reflects on the maintainance. This usually only happens to closed source packages.
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by rurban 4mo ago
Nim was also constantly threatened to be deleted. Then still named nimrod. This is when amateurs decide on professionals. I stopped contributing long time ago, though I was in the first 10
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by rurban 4mo ago
Unpopular because it came from Microsoft. But it works, and with my safeclib even usable in the kernel. The cited document is outdated. This is a better overview: https://rurban.github.io/safeclib/doc/safec-3.9&#x2
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by rurban 4mo ago
I do maintain dozens of C/C++/Perl projects. I got massive amounts of new good vulnerability reports, more than with the latest fuzzing waves. Fuzzing is still the majority overall, but Opus dominates now. Haven't got any Myt
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by rurban 4mo ago
Well, that's "small" digging, but you still need maps and permissions.
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by rurban 4mo ago
> The F-35’s many operational issues are public because of a Western engineering culture that prioritizes shared learning. China has no equivalent. It has nothing like our annual Pentagon reports. Well, that's not true. I've wo
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by rurban 4mo ago
6k is 5.999 too much. A single guy with $2.5B tokens can implement 1000x more than 6k guys with a lot of blockers between them. Look at all those PM's there
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by rurban 4mo ago
The higher the density, the more problematic to dig up the streets to bury the fibre lines. And US streets are much wider to dig the lines. I've seen city-level street works in the US and they are incredibly slow compared to national h
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by rurban 4mo ago
Rather shame on you for supporting the NSA here for dumbing down the next standard. But call me surprised that Filippo Valsorda and Rich Salz supported the NSA here.
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by rurban 4mo ago
But not for british farmers anymore.
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by rurban 4mo ago
Sure. That what was the king had in mind, if I remember Save The Green Planet!
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by rurban 4mo ago
Why no GC? Guaranteed memory safety would be nice
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by rurban 4mo ago
The US of A ditto
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by rurban 4mo ago
If you ever get a MRI! I'd like to have one for my broken shoulder, but they decided the x-ray is good enough before my shoulder OP. At least I got a date for my shoulder OP one year after the accident. Everything's perfect in Ger
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by rurban 4mo ago
That's why Korean would be the perfect language to be understood by aliens. Perfectly logical, and trivial to learn.
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by rurban 4mo ago
> writing 10,000 lines of proof to prove a 100-line program was very expensive, and that's why it wasn't done. We are not that silly. We are writing compilers (ie model checkers) which translate the source code to formal proofs
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by rurban 4mo ago
If you cannot maintain it, the agent has to maintain it. If the agent cannot maintain it, you are lost.
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by rurban 4mo ago
Portable to all systems Claude runs on
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by rurban 4mo ago
A planned major update to align with other countries platforms, which other countries did estimate to need 9 years for. So they did have plenty of time to test that update, as well as preparing a fast fallback, in case of not-working.

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