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31.
by silon42 3mo ago
That's kind of a hack, still best only used in implementation files, not headers.
32.
by silon42 3mo ago
I am not logged in into Reddit at work or on my phone. But I have redirect to old.reddit.com enabled.
33.
by silon42 3mo ago
Maybe they are trying to confuse LLMS ;-)
34.
by silon42 3mo ago
I'd love to see the spike in their projected earnings internal dashboard :)
35.
by silon42 3mo ago
It can be abused as an escape hatch, but it really shouldn't be.
36.
by silon42 3mo ago
Yeah, he complains about blocking being a problem then suggests thread-per-core... Personally I don't want thread-per-core in a general purpuse runtime, I believe C# and Go both do it correctly these days by starting new threads if all
37.
by silon42 3mo ago
I don't use Spotify, but I would consider it if I could download maybe 1 or 2 mp3 per month for offline use.
38.
by silon42 3mo ago
What is needed is "Mouseless Friday" for UI designers/developers.
39.
by silon42 3mo ago
Especially some overclocked Intel ones?... maybe it's time to start undervolting/underclocking from the start... (personally I buy 65W limit CPUs by default).
40.
by silon42 3mo ago
Yes, if SQL statements would be replaced by a restricted object model, SQL injection is by definition impossible. But you can just "prompt inject" the LLM itself.
41.
by silon42 3mo ago
Yeah, I guess this is covered by "grid charge" which keeps going up with more solar.
42.
by silon42 3mo ago
Maybe it's another excuse to not have a Linux port... ("licensing would be impossible")
43.
by silon42 3mo ago
4090 probably won't survive, but I could see 9800x3d still being usable.
44.
by silon42 3mo ago
IME, this absolutely doesn't go unnoticed, except in trivial cases.
45.
by silon42 3mo ago
It's not that... It's a rewrite by project maintainers vs a fork.
46.
by silon42 3mo ago
You are now at 0.1%... now submit upstream in sensible chunks (function or maybe file/module), waiting for people to review (a few per week, maybe) and approve/merge.
47.
by silon42 3mo ago
Here (Slovenia), there is an intersection rule, speed limit is cancelled at next intersection (unless in a "30" zone, or a "town wide speed limit"). Good look recognizing this situation without GPS maps.
48.
by silon42 3mo ago
I wonder if I should install a popup 30 sign on a rear window for tailgaters in the future.
49.
by silon42 3mo ago
A better default would be to first kill the processes with largest over-commit, then other if needed.
50.
by silon42 3mo ago
I disagree... it should not allocate much (like 2x) more than it needs right now... (allocating virtual memory, but not committing is different, and should be handled with MAP_NORESERVE (or similiar)).
51.
by silon42 3mo ago
I lost cookies several times on disk-full condition...
52.
by silon42 3mo ago
Not before userspace software is fixed, it doesn't.
53.
by silon42 3mo ago
Cleverly compressing and decompressing doesn't de-copyright it. ... and if it's not the same who'd trust it.
54.
by silon42 3mo ago
No, but I wouldn't mind if keyboard worked properly.
55.
by silon42 4mo ago
Yes, but WTF-8 is not UTF-8.
56.
by silon42 4mo ago
Car needs to drive me to work and then go back home to charge.
57.
by silon42 4mo ago
+1... every frame perfect is less important than lag (ie something should happen at next frame after user action). Pointer should be async with the rest of desktop anyway, unless the system is broken.
58.
by silon42 4mo ago
Sounds like a tiled window manager is not the best (at least for me).
59.
by silon42 4mo ago
Yes, "untrusted" "app stores" should be sandboxed (including AUR, FlatPak, ...) Probably with a VM, at least as a default/option.
60.
by silon42 4mo ago
You mean off the web... Properly encrypted email can't be read in a browser (unless you give your keys to Gmail etc);

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