stevemk14ebr

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by stevemk14ebr 3y ago
"What I got right...Using capitalization for the public/private distinction in functions, methods, variables, and fields" I disagree with this strongly. Due to this when you need to change one of these things to the opposite
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by stevemk14ebr 3y ago
"Unfortunately, most WHIP implementations are highly complex and require modern C++11 or C++14, or RUST...To meet FFmpeg's requirements, this PR contains just C code. And we have rewritten the WHIP and WebRTC protocol stack using
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by stevemk14ebr 3y ago
Social connections being lost is not something easy to compensate for. Those often take a _long_ time to grow organically as well.
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
if us-east-1 "goes away" most of us have bigger problems than data recovery
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
you've got to be very disconnected to not know that 3.5mm jacks have been removed from most modern phones by now (a terrible choice, I agree)
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
no linuxserver docker image yet unfortunately
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
When Chromecast first lost the ability to adjust volume from my smartphone, I was very confused. Took me at least a week or two to find out that it was removed intentionally and wasn't a weird bug. That bothered me.
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
Touch me like that and conversation is over.
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
Their comment is illuminating the current way things work, that's hardly disgusting. That status quo you may not like, but that's saying nothing about the author of the comment, or their views on that fact. Your anger should be at
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
Wait till you do the math on how much money that 1% has relative to the 99%.
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:rt57nG...
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
this is a huge issue for me as well, really dumb
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
This issue for myself and many others is it makes something that used to be transparent, entirely unsupported. The UX is unambiguously worse. I could trust signal to upgrade my texts for me when possible, or not when my contacts were SMS. I
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
It is very disappointing there are no embeddable, performant wasm runtimes. The language is perfect for embedded systems, it's a near asm level sandbox. But there's no good no_std or limited dependency runtimes! If wasm is to grow
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
There's a logical fallacy called the slippery slope. It's not an effective thinking strategy. Cloudflare simply chose not to protect a site full of bullies. As is their right. They hardly silenced anyone.
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
This would be kind of huge if this actually happened. As a researcher in the field, I hope someone can finally do this, please.
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
We agree! I'm not calling dtrace bad for the record, it's awesome. My issue is just with the language users are forced to write in not being expressive enough (specifically on windows at that). If fixed length loops and user defin
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
Example from the doc. Probes not being allowed to call other system routines to avoid reentrancy. Dtrace avoids this architecturally, as your link says. I disliked this, so I chose the alternative, which so happens to be mentioned in the sa
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
I am aware of the differences. My goal was not to recreate dtrace 1 to 1, it was to extend it with trade-offs. I've heard the argument made many times, my system is not meant to be deployed on end point user systems. A recreation obeyi
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
Yes, you do misunderstand. The D language is terrible, it has no loops, no functions, it is not a usable language beyond basic scripts. The _good_ part of the windows implementation is the kernel interfaces, which is what my design uses. Th
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
Dtrace was added to windows before the bpf system was. This is a bit over two years old now.
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
While amazing, this Microsoft implementation has some limitations. See my adaptation / reimplementation here https://github.com/mandiant/STrace
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
From their quote it does represent a big limitation unfortunately. No loops limits the ability to do relatively simple string manipulations and iterate over other object collections where the size isn't statically known. The best you
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
I can't speak to the original intent for severely limiting the language dtrace uses (no loops, user defined functions, etc). However, I can say that web assembly itself is designed to be sandboxed so I wouldn't say that is too dan
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STrace – A DTrace on Windows Reimplementation(twitter.com)
3 points by stevemk14ebr 4y ago|6 comments
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
This project lets users write plugins that can hook windows system calls. I've open sourced a C++ and also a Rust driver. The rust driver embeds web assembly into the windows kernel for handling hook events, while the C++ version maps
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
Java != JavaScript
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
'The key wasm person' is nonsense. It's a spec, with multiple implementations of interpreters, jits, and other execution environments. Even outside of browsers there's other runtimes.
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
your point has a truth behind it for sure, but there's a large difference between serving requests and making requests. Many sites are simple html and css pages, but many others also have complex backends. It's those that often ar
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by stevemk14ebr 4y ago
If they'd just add no_std support this would take over the world. Embedded and kernel environments sorely need a mature wasm runtime.

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