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by shakna 1y ago
Whilst I can't be certain, I've been hearing that part of Google's want to move away from XSLT is two-fold - and relates to the idea of the security problem. Partly, there's increasing attacks against XML. And also, libx
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by shakna 1y ago
As of the next version of Chrome, XSLT will be gated behind a flag. Google have also asked for it to be removed from the standard [0]. [0] https://github.com/WHATWG/html/issues/11523
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by shakna 1y ago
The Uno can also run it uncomfortably [0]. [0] https://github.com/raspiduino/arv32-opt
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by shakna 1y ago
Whilst it is restricted, you're not correct that it can't do unsound behaviour and can't do syscalls, and can't do non-determinism. It can call unsafe blocks. They are more limited unsafe blocks, but they are still unsaf
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by shakna 1y ago
Any language that supports constexpr, like Rust's const fn [0], can execute arbitrary code at compile time. [0] https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/57563
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by shakna 1y ago
Probably worth noting that selling this phone location data is already considered illegal in most other nations.
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by shakna 1y ago
The Sims had multiple goals for the player. You had basic needs to fulfill, career advancement, relationships, and family generations. Each of those fulfills the game loop.
818.
by shakna 1y ago
But you don't want an even flavour profile. You do want things cooked, but not perfectly the same as each other.
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by shakna 1y ago
Just as a random example in the area, I had a project where I transformed every frame in a video, using a custom binary, before encoding them back to the video. Hundreds of thousands of processes were normal.
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by shakna 1y ago
I have a single <a> element in my website's head, to a route banned by robots and the page is also marked by noindex meta tags and http headers. When something grabs it, which AI crawlers regularly do, it feeds them the text of 1
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by shakna 1y ago
Word's style checker trying to enforce US norms, when the Australian dictionary is in use aggravates me. Yes, we use the Oxford comma. We teach it in our schools. Stop trying to tell me its not necessary - the audience expects it!
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by shakna 1y ago
You should be able to do a K-means type thing. Where your query is an entire group, and you grab the field from the chunk locally. But you might still be able to use some frequency sampling to predict the words used, unless those chunks are
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by shakna 1y ago
You can copy that way. It's faster of you use the CPU, but you absolutely can just use DMA - and some embedded systems do.
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by shakna 1y ago
Maybe, but it is defined for GCC: > You can store a null pointer in any lvalue whose data type is a pointer type. [0] Though, I would expect a complaint from clang, and clang-tidy. [0] https://www.gnu.org/software/c-
825.
by shakna 1y ago
> Leave url blank to submit a question for discussion. If there is no url, text will appear at the top of the thread. If there is a url, text is optional. Most people will opt for text to be optional with a link - unless they're sho
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by shakna 1y ago
Bogard's example for a poor fit for VSA, in the famous blogpost, was specifically controllers. > Sometimes these are still required by our tools (like controllers or ORM units-of-work) but we keep our cross-slice logic sharing to a
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by shakna 1y ago
Well, the CEO did say to embrace AI or get out of code, 2 days ago... And MS previously said AI is not-optional for their devs...
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by shakna 1y ago
I'm not raging... But again... It's not relevant, here.
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by shakna 1y ago
On my lower end smartphone, the font is so fine that there's dropped pixels that is upsetting my eyes.
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by shakna 1y ago
They often only have a binary that you would have to reverse engineer. Source code gets lost. To step outside just utility programs, the reason why Command & Conquer didn't have a remaster was: > I'm not going to get into t
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by shakna 1y ago
We've had macro expansion since the 80s. If your IDE can't autocomplete, then it's a text editor and not an IDE. Which makes it an irrelevant question to ask, because it has no impact on making something feasible or not.
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by shakna 1y ago
> If it were me I'd be sacking people until they started getting a mean adjustment somewhere around 0. I doubt that is what Trump is doing, but the managers left themselves vulnerable to technical criticism. When the jobs market is
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by shakna 1y ago
Ladybird is 425k LOC. Chromium is 3.5m LOC. Starting a new browser, using LLMs... Is not going to maintain enough context. Whilst Andreas does use Copilot a fair bit [0], he tends to do a line at a time, frequently disagree and rewrites his
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by shakna 1y ago
Fdroid assists in this, as it allows apps targeting any Android SDK version that works. Play, on the other hand, gives you a year to move to the latest or be banned. And maybe be banned during that 12 months based on heuristics. And maybe b
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by shakna 1y ago
For my Motorola, the "later" or equivalent did not appear if you connected to WiFi during setup. You have to have no network connection, first, to not have a Google Account.
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by shakna 1y ago
Disclaimers do not shield you from the majority of tort law. There's a reason South Park makes fun of such disclaimers.
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by shakna 1y ago
Writing a mousepad plugin is actually a bit of a pain. > Note that you'll need all the Mousepad code to build your plugin, as the headers are not installed. We've never gone so far as to actually expose an API for writing plugi
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by shakna 1y ago
Google's, somewhat difficult to swallow, official reasoning is: > Android 15 builds on the the changes that were made in Android 14 and extends this security further. In Android 15, apps with a targetSdkVersion lower than 24 can&#x2
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by shakna 1y ago
Tell that to the gaggiuino crowd.
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by shakna 1y ago
That doesn't seem like a reasonable response to me. An employee was caught criminally stalking their family, and using the force of the government to do so. Rather than being prosecuted, like happens outside the force, they were fired

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