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571.
by shakna 11mo ago
Why VirtualAlloc? Lua has its own allocator, which will also collect for you. lua_newuserdata. At the expense of having to set executable yourself, but without all the inbuilt inefficiencies the article points out.
572.
by shakna 11mo ago
Encrypted but not always leak proof. [0] There have been viable attacks for relays to perform. [0] https://eprint.iacr.org/2025/1459
573.
by shakna 11mo ago
Eight years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15302279 I mean... Its even in the FAQ. It's a question people care to ask.
574.
by shakna 11mo ago
If you want parts, sure. If you want a working one, not so much.
575.
by shakna 11mo ago
The mascot doesn't really help with adoption of the format.
576.
by shakna 11mo ago
A Pi on a 3.7v, with touchscreen and keyboard... In my experience that is in the range of 4-6 hours. Though, considering all the model 100s I keep staring at are in the range of $600-1000, tradeoff seems acceptable.
577.
by shakna 11mo ago
Whilst they're certainly not Apple, you can walk into most retailers, and out with one of Boox's offerings. (Just be aware they're open GPL violators.)
578.
by shakna 11mo ago
Of course, its an entirely trivial process to completely replace serialisation everywhere in your product and swap out your own custom hot reloading compilation pipeline you created before the language created its own one incompatible with
579.
by shakna 11mo ago
Guessing you never used OpenAPI or Razor then. Which were core features in 9 and no longer existed in 10.
580.
by shakna 11mo ago
Port me something from DotNet 9.0 and say that again. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/compatibility/...
581.
by shakna 11mo ago
He was recovering from a heart attack at the time, and remote voting was prohibited.
582.
by shakna 11mo ago
Both. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/whats-new/br...
583.
by shakna 11mo ago
Postscript is still everywhere. Its just out of sight, being used as a compile target. PDF may have "officially" replaced it, but it is still embedded almost everywhere you look.
584.
by shakna 11mo ago
If all art is derivative, then the argument also applies to the LLM output. If the input has copyright, so does the output. If the input does not, then neither does the output. A prompt is not enough to somehow claim artistry, because the w
585.
by shakna 11mo ago
If that is the case - then it becomes likely that LLMs are violating the implicit copyright of their sources. If the prompt makes the output a derivative, then the rest is also derivative.
586.
by shakna 11mo ago
If you edit a title after posting, it will not be rewritten again until a human at Y Combinator comes across it.
587.
by shakna 11mo ago
Apple's software gets the actual mapping matrix that those use.
588.
by shakna 11mo ago
An Azure outage took out Office365 the day before CrowdStrike happened. I would not trust Microsoft to get this balance right.
589.
by shakna 11mo ago
I had the same. The dot is cleared on the mobile site. It is present on the desktop site.
590.
by shakna 11mo ago
Apple's keyboard receives more information, to put it simply. It doesn't get told that a touch was at a particular point, but the entire fuzzy area. Allowing you to use circular occlusion and other things to choose between side-by
591.
by shakna 11mo ago
Derivatives inherit. Public domain in, public domain out. Copyright'd in, copyright out. Your compiled code is subject to your copyright. You need "significant" changes to PD to make it yours again. Because LLMs are predicate
592.
by shakna 11mo ago
There is no builtin setting in iOS to disable it. However most 3rd party keyboards don't have it, as implementing it without OS support is a huge pain.
593.
by shakna 11mo ago
The outputs of AI are most likely in the public domain. As automated process output are public domain, and the companies claim fair use when scraping, making the input unencumbered, too. It wouldn't be OpenAI holding copyright - it wou
594.
by shakna 11mo ago
I'm not advocating for either of those. pacman -Sy {tool} pkg_add {tool} apt install {tool} Even the AUR does a lot more to make you secure, than a straight curl - even though throwing things up there is easy.
595.
by shakna 11mo ago
Allegedly...? They're quite explicit about it.
596.
by shakna 11mo ago
If it points to mirror.ubuntu.com, it'll be mirroring at host end, instead of inside apt. But as apt does do resolution to a list, it'll be fetching from multiple places at once.
597.
by shakna 11mo ago
My old computers that I still run _are_ 90s machines. Well, technically the eee is '07. But it is 32bit and everything that entails.
598.
by shakna 11mo ago
If you have more than a single source, then apt will already be checking this for you. The default is more than a single source.
599.
by shakna 11mo ago
A mirrored package manager, where signature and executable are always grabbed from different sources. Like apt, dnf, and others.
600.
by shakna 11mo ago
Between you and me, are a bunch of other hops. Blindly trusting dependencies is one part of why npm is burning down at the moment. Why trust un-signatured files hosted on a single source of truth? It isn't the 90s anymore.

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