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by sim7c00 3y ago
really nice. am an artist, not on spotify, but i know my fellow artists often lack sites and the knowhow to make one even if theyd like to decouple from the big platforms like spotify to refer people to if they share their stuff to friends
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by sim7c00 3y ago
not being a god level programmer i wont go into quality of code, but this looks to me really neat and easy to use. well done!
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by sim7c00 3y ago
i think, what we build now, was already envisioned way before we built it. up to 50-60 years. if you look at papers from early system designers they were definitely looking to.build neural networks etc. already. if you look at current new r
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by sim7c00 3y ago
i would say experimentation. trying implementing different arichtectures with relatively simple implementations. one thing that helped me was getting books and articles about different design principles architectural ideas etc. and then cre
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by sim7c00 3y ago
this seems taken a bit out of context if you read the source article, but i suppose thats already being picked apart on NH :)... how does apple do with libs optimised for nvidia devices? maybe those 2 benchmarks compared to eachother could
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by sim7c00 3y ago
this looks really amazing. i have a relatively old smartphone (2019) and its really surprisingly smooth and high fidently. amazing job!
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by sim7c00 3y ago
super interesting info thanks. i was still on the gate size club :/
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by sim7c00 3y ago
just completed count zero. please... no biosofts in my lifetime yet :')... (jokes ofc. super cool stuff!)
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by sim7c00 3y ago
looking at the comments perhaps the article could be more eptly titled. the author does stress these benchmarks, maybe better called test runs, are not of any scientific accuracy or worth, but simply to demonstrate what is being tested. i t
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by sim7c00 3y ago
i looked so long to implement hardware task switching only to find modern OSes decided it wasnt to be used. still not sure im onboard with that decicion haha. great example!! =)
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by sim7c00 3y ago
never ever finished anything useful. but i made a lot of utilities that are specific and single use for my one perpetual never ending project :')... i like making tools but i never know what for, so i make them for my OS prpject. curre
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by sim7c00 3y ago
may be able to whithstand ransomware attacks? seems a bit random claim? if its read/write, i cant imagine it not being able to be modified by a malicious actor with rw acces.. can anyone explain it to me like the baby i am? super curio
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by sim7c00 3y ago
love olaf stapledon's work. starmaker is my all time favorite book <3
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by sim7c00 3y ago
looks pretty neat honestly to make ur programs more easily accessible. gui programming is always such a mess!. hunter42 :').
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by sim7c00 3y ago
these kinds of details about x64 and x86 make it so hard to build something from intel or amd docs. what do you use, what do you omit, feature and instruction wise. so many ways to do the same things.. it takes a lot of experimentation and
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by sim7c00 3y ago
Interesting read. I like the recent discussions on go microservices vs monoliths. There's certain limits to both, but also cool benefits on both ends. tl;dr of my comment: I think expertise needed on the human side of things causes mic
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by sim7c00 3y ago
you are right. people fight for peace, fight for freedom, whatever. People do not understand what is peace. There is only very few places in the world (1 where I know of, by chance) that actually study, what is peace. culture of peace. Peac
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by sim7c00 3y ago
epic project, one of my fav DAWs already supported too. So damn happy to see this. Hope Renoise will pick it up too though that one moves a lil slow :P maybe someday! just wanted to say thanks. this is needed sooo much!
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by sim7c00 3y ago
perhaps pipewire is easier, did you check what it can do? (honestly not sure but it looks to try and solve some tediousness of pulse and jack. i remember something also called 'audiod' or audio daemon which can do network fairly
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by sim7c00 3y ago
what points to morocco being the culprit? Alex Jones maybe? :'). people dont need to prove innocence. they need to prove guilt. so where is your hard evidence. do science, not baseless statements. I have visited morocco many times and
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by sim7c00 3y ago
You know nothing of how to read nor Morocco if you think this. The article you sent spells it out: "The official investigation by the Spanish judiciary found that the attacks were directed by al-Qaeda,[5][6] allegedly as a reaction to
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by sim7c00 3y ago
sometimes i feel thr best person in the world would be the one who makes a transpiler for inefficient languages into a thing like go or such. maybe also packing microservices into applications... it might sound a bit cynical but looking at
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by sim7c00 3y ago
i am making an os from scratch. but admittedly, i am so far from this stuff i will never ever have anything even closely related to such a problem hah. its so much work :'( (fun tho!)
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by sim7c00 3y ago
honestly your idea about the tmp dir i think is better than the no trace option. especially given the hacky nature of self deleting stuff. if you have so many uninstallers around that the disk fills up the tmp.dir cleaning would fix it, whi
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by sim7c00 3y ago
im not sure how the implementation of ld preload works, but this is a linker directive if i am correct. the thing i am on about is the DT_DEBUG dynamic table entry. its an entry meant to allow a debugging dll to be loaded. you can overwrite
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by sim7c00 3y ago
i am not shocked, but its hacky like comments suggested. ultimately done because the lack of a better alternative. id still follow chens advice even though its hacky.
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by sim7c00 3y ago
even though i admot this guy is genious level, its not really good to rely on one persons judgement for anything. thats a bad practice in general. zerotrust and all :)
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by sim7c00 3y ago
security products have valid reasons, though maybe not _good_. forcing plt and got entries to be bound rather than lazy loaded, forcing certain segments to be read only and hooking a bunch of stuff is neccesary for them, and that can only b
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by sim7c00 3y ago
this is true, a good heuristic would see the difference perhaps. but malicious scripts can also be generated rather than downloaded (or more commonly decrypted from some seemonly random data) so it can be hard to tell, especially given thre
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by sim7c00 3y ago
thanks for the background info thats some insightful reads. theres a defcon talk about chip decapping which us alsl very telling on this matter. even if they dont get asked companies also get infiltrated actively and are victimised. the d

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