saagarjha

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by saagarjha 5mo ago
The assumption here is that people act in good faith. If you break the rules, this indicates that you are not acting in good faith, and perhaps should no longer be welcome.
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
Ok but what if their OpenClaw reads it for them
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
How do I know if I have a drive in this situation?
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
It's a common and slightly less problematic term for heap grooming.
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
The idea is that ASLR bypasses are comparatively cheap, so yes, a chain without this is useless, but it's not that hard to find one. Probably much easier than the bug described here.
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
Systems generally evolve to add vulnerabilities.
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
Maybe they should've been as productive as the guys down in Santa Barbara.
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
Apple definitely does.
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
You’d be surprised
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
Maybe you should check again if the last time you used it was Java 7.
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
> Getting peak performance out of a GPU is much more complex than it is with a CPU. I don’t really think it’s significantly more challenging
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
There's another person who for a long time wrote kind of hacky patches to work around bugs (e.g. disabling multithreading to avoid a longstanding race) and now he's using AI to fix everything in his own fork. I guess he can do tha
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
Yeah I basically said this and the guy claimed I didn't understand what he was offering
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rights
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
This is gaslighting.
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
The emulation space is particularly bad about this because there are a lot of semi-technical and "well meaning" users who will do anything to get their games to play better and AI gives them a way to make it seem like they are doi
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
You can't be serious: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Aviation_accidents_an...
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
People do not normally run out onto the tarmac and get sucked into the engine of a plane. This made the news because of how rare it is.
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
You're not really doing a great job selling the country, that's for sure.
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
Being a jerk to the police does not seem like it warrants them denying you of your rights.
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
> iOS developers have to continuously update each game yearly simply to keep it working This is usually not the case
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
It mostly works?
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
I pay Apple $100 a year and I'd be happy to sign anyone's open source project provided it looks broadly reasonable.
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
> There is no safe mechanism for introducing other roots of trust that is worth the effort. Gee, if only Apple had a reason for implementing this entire feature for themselves…
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by saagarjha 5mo ago
Right next to where Apple's root CA is, you add your own.
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by saagarjha 6mo ago
> It was IEEE 754 working as advertised. The standard pins down the storage format. It does not pin down behavior. IEEE 754 absolutely does pin down behavior.
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by saagarjha 6mo ago
That is not how these things usually work.
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by saagarjha 6mo ago
It’s not your problem until it becomes your problem.
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by saagarjha 6mo ago
I assume this is why GitHub has the annoying #readme-ov-file slug
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by saagarjha 6mo ago
This is what it means to work on a popular project, unfortunately.

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