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CookUnity fabricated an order with random items and charged my credit card(sillycross.github.io)
26 points by sillycross 5y ago|18 comments
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by sillycross 5y ago
Interesting. I thought it only supports 'printf' (so it can only dump definition to stdout, instead of being consumed by my function to compute something else), but I just checked the lastest documentation and seems like now it su
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A Trick for Reflection in C++(sillycross.github.io)
14 points by sillycross 5y ago|2 comments
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by sillycross 5y ago
I skimmed your article but I don't see any "sound evidence" proposed in the article either. The line between "conspiracy theory" and "a theoretically possible hypothesis that can neither be proven nor ruled out
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by sillycross 5y ago
I completely agree with the author's rants on machine learning algorithm. > consuming content through internet has become more and more manipulative. This is 100% true. With those ML-based "personalized" info feed, users k
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by sillycross 5y ago
I'm most amused by this comment in the original post: (Context: the discussion is around the drawback that memfd_secret must disable hibernation) > That's why the only way to introduce new security feature is with “more securit
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by sillycross 5y ago
Because maps can always be out of date? It's common that due to construction, temporary road signs are placed to re-route traffic. It would be a disaster if the self driving car simply ignores them because they are not on the map, I as
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by sillycross 5y ago
My experience is that LLVM can generally optimize the IR produced from clang frontend a bit better than the IR produced by myself. The advantage is small, but still exists. I think the major reason is that TBAA optimization is only possib
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by sillycross 5y ago
> not for example going to drive into a brick wall because of an arrow. If the self driving car misinterpreted a "NO SWIMMING" sign to a "MUST TURN RIGHT" sign, I assume it's going to take the turn and drive into
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by sillycross 5y ago
It's very interesting to see how those hash function finalizers are constructed/discovered behind the scene. It seems to me that instruction count is not the best metric (since slow instructions and fast instructions have drastica
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by sillycross 5y ago
I skimmed the original paper. It surprised me that the vaccine hesitant percentage for PhDs remained unchanged (in fact, even increased a tiny bit) throughout Jan - May 2021, while the % for all other groups are steady decreasing.
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Microbenchmarking is hard: how an innocent printf caused a drastic slowdown(sillycross.github.io)
10 points by sillycross 5y ago|1 comments
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by sillycross 6y ago
Hi HN, Author here. This is my personal hobby project of a JIT compilation framework. It is not polished yet, but the core features are there. I would appreciate any feedback, suggestions on improvements, bug reports, etc.
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Show HN: PochiVM – lightweight framework for easy and efficient code generation(github.com)
2 points by sillycross 6y ago|1 comments