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by sylware 4mo ago
Did you actually read what I wrote to say that? Unless gogol and its whatwg cartel friends are engaged in some shadow campaign to sabotage alternative noscript/basic HTML browsers, AI BOTS runs on whatwg cartel web engines now. Who wou
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by sylware 4mo ago
Why are they blocking login on links, lynx, etc, user agents then? Those are not curl user agents. And I did post this message because I am "techy" enough to know how to fake my user agent string, but normal people using noscritp&
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by sylware 4mo ago
I have a good set of RISC-V thingies on internet already, but not cleanely in some git repositories (obsviously not on microsoft github.com or gitlab). I am currently attempting to define some binary specifications for a wayland compositor
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by sylware 4mo ago
Exactly what I am doing: I have even a small interpreter to run RISC-V machine code, to a certain extend ofc, on x86_64, and I could just do that on arm64 too: since The 'R' is RISC-V, means "Reduced", such implementatio
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by sylware 4mo ago
Not to mention, it seems HN started to block login from user agents which are not based on a 'whatwg cartel' web engines... or their security provider loves gogol a bit too much... (How do I post this messase then, well, my browse
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by sylware 4mo ago
This looks like a effort to inject some planned obsolescence in HTTP more than anything else.
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by sylware 4mo ago
arm64 is an IP-locked ISA, namely it is not worth assembly writting, stick to plain and simple C. RISC-V is. I am self-hosting many of my internet thingies. I plan to move to RISC-V only hardware and to rewrite my internet software directly
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by sylware 4mo ago
The bus is not PCIe between the system and the GPU?
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by sylware 4mo ago
To avoid all those grotesque and absurd compilers and runtimes, more for those of computer languages with a ultra-complex syntax (c++ and similar), I now design "binary specifications" which I "design" and "validate
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by sylware 4mo ago
If the slay the spire 2 devs could compile all their ELF64 binaries with "-static-libgcc -static-libstdc++", statically link their libcurl4 (with its deps) and their libz, I'll be pleased to play their game.
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by sylware 4mo ago
Their 'anti-bot' system is blocking noscript/basic HTML browsers... "Geniuses"
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by sylware 4mo ago
Last time I did exchange thoughts about somebody who actually worked at mozilla in my country: "some kind of cult".
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by sylware 4mo ago
BTW, HN does not support such email address IP literals... yet?
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by sylware 4mo ago
They are doing it slowly, maliciously (they know). On top of that, you add complicit or severely brain-washed political support (look at my country or EU) on technical 'standards'. Fixing that level of corruption/brain washin
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by sylware 4mo ago
If good mathematicians are able to design ML recipes for maths (may be field specific), using maths solvers, I wonder what will be the size of their proofs... All that to find a path to true or false.
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by sylware 4mo ago
It is crazy how dark patterns are happening everywhere, for instance, in my country on post office automatons: basically in their UI, when they are asking to input your email address (which does not work with self-hosted email addresses wit
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by sylware 4mo ago
In the end, I have strong suspicions on the unity game engine, some weird 'timing' stuff would be happening here, which would disrupt the boss pattern 'timings'. In your case, it seems it is "amplified" by the
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by sylware 4mo ago
email is turning into a walled-garden of big tech. For instance, I am self-hosted, that without DNS. The email designers were carefull to make the email system work without DNS, that with email addresses with IP literals: mailbox@[x.x.x.x]
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by sylware 4mo ago
Open your eyes: the "web" was stolen by the 'whatng cartel'. Their web engines are abominations, the c++ language is making things even worse because now it requires a compiler of an obscene complexity to handle "~r
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by sylware 4mo ago
I think this is only the top of the iceberg. I say that because I play some timing tight action games natively on elf(glibc)/linux. Let's take an example with one of the toughest: Silksong. I was trying to beat lost lace, her timi
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by sylware 4mo ago
Many email servers do forget about the email adresses with IP literals, that for people who are self-hosted without paying for DNS. mailbox@[x.x.x.x] and mailbox@[ipv6:...] (and probably without "ipv6" prefix once ipv4 is gone). T
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by sylware 4mo ago
All that is abuse. For instance, I am self-hosted and I don't pay for DNS since now, most registrars are gated by whatng cartel web engines. Then, I have an email address with an IP literal (mailbox@[x.x.x.x] and mailbox@[ipv6:...]), t
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by sylware 4mo ago
AV1 dav1d 4K decoding is already throwing my CPU (zen2) in temperature throttling. (I guess I am good for some dusting and thermal pasting)
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by sylware 4mo ago
ARM64 ISA is IP locked like x86_64 ISA, I guess with RISC-V the right way(TM) is to write directly in assembly (without abuse of a macro-preprocessor) That will avoid to be locked into a specific compiler (look at the cancer of gcc "ex
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by sylware 4mo ago
cproc/qbe, on my heavy CPU benchmarks (compression), I get 70% of gcc speed (then probably clang). cproc is mostly one person, like qbe. In other words, on modern CPUs, the fact that such compilers (cproc/qbe is only one alternati
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by sylware 4mo ago
gcc is gone, like clang. Those are c++ abominations. Not worth more than /opt. Prefer, tinycc, cproc, scc, assembly.
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by sylware 4mo ago
... like it had any in the first place...
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by sylware 4mo ago
Is there the same thing for RISC-V?
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by sylware 4mo ago
As far as I know EU is a full slave of Big Tech and does not have the intent to actually break free (it is going to hurt, the more you get into Big Tech, the more it will hurt to break free). First thing first, restore web sites in a solid
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by sylware 4mo ago
IPv6 and minimal assembly-written network code going without niche and complex features.

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