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by taminka 1y ago
when you're inside the machine, it's hard to see how it could work differently
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by taminka 1y ago
all of this is basically irrelevant, given that the type of ppl who this legislation claims to target can always just resort to email + pgp or some such, over which governments don't really have any meaningful control...
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by taminka 1y ago
absolutely nobody wants or needs a fucking thermostat diary lmao, and the few ppl that do will have zero noticeable impact on world's compute demands, i'm begging ppl in on hn to touch grass or speak to an average person every now
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by taminka 1y ago
do i understand correctly that there's nothing preventing someone from adding a postcondition check X and then just not implementing it inside the function? wouldn't this just mean that now the ub is triggered by the post()'s
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by taminka 1y ago
china has the second highest home ownership rate and fifth highest owner occupancy (where the owner actually lives in the house) in the world, i don't think this is a very good example...
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by taminka 1y ago
not only are you missing out on what makes life great and worth living w/ this arrangement, but from a strictly utilitarian standpoint, working that many hours your productivity plummets (unless you're on stimulants), and it'
67.
by taminka 1y ago
the macos switching between spaces/desktops is INFURIATING, because until the animation fully finishes, all the clicks/keys are registered on the last space, and the animation takes a while... apple have completely lost the plot,
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by taminka 1y ago
sounds like they made a stupid decision and had to pay for it w/ technical overhead? chrome already has ui rendering set up on windows, all they had to was not reinvent the wheel and just make tweaks to the ui and some server side mag
69.
by taminka 1y ago
i mean they did have some really cool designs, but technically they just had relatively advanced chrome fork...
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by taminka 1y ago
> having managed to get their swift-centric development working on _Windows_. That's a huge and difficult undertaking! im not a swift expert, but building your project for one of the officially supported targets shouldn't be co
71.
by taminka 1y ago
C and C++ compilers are deterministic and have guarantees of correctness similar to that of other languages (esp ones that share share the same llvm backend)
72.
by taminka 1y ago
mm, a non deterministic compiler with no way to verify correctness, what could go wrong lol
73.
by taminka 1y ago
there's very likely already some sort of fingerprinting in camera chips, à la printer yellow dot watermarks that uniquely identify a printer and a print job...
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by taminka 1y ago
im curious, isn't ALL of your traffic appearing to be to just one website the most obvious giveaway?
75.
by taminka 1y ago
nah, vless is the protocol, reality is a newer obfuscation method that works over vless edit: op, protonvpn has a free tier that works in russia, so likely works everywhere, or if you're comfortable with buying a vps, sshing into it an
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by taminka 1y ago
https://youtu.be/XusyNT_k-1c?si=8R8oXaj8Itmwxw0V good overview in video form :)
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by taminka 1y ago
> In your country if say some public TV would publish hard core porn mid day for children to see, would there be consequences? like fines and license removal? I am sure in civilized countries that TV station will be punished rt hasn&#x27
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by taminka 1y ago
https://github.com/oxidecomputer/omicron/blob/5fd1c35/nexus/...
79.
by taminka 1y ago
many ppl also underestimate how capable modern hardware is: for ~10usd you could handle like a million concurrent connections with a redis cluster on a handful of VPSs...
80.
by taminka 1y ago
programming w/ tiles means working w/ contiguous-ish blocks/squares of data, to minimise cache misses (often major bottleneck in gpu programming), so it's just a nod to the fact that optimisations like these are included
81.
by taminka 1y ago
actually though? storing a very small but important info (public keys, domain ownership and such) would have been a perfect use case, which also keeps the chain small...
82.
by taminka 1y ago
i wonder why nobody bothered w/ feeding llms the ast instead (not sure in what format), but it only seems logical, since that's how compilers undestand code after all...
83.
by taminka 1y ago
whisper is great, i wonder why youtube's auto generated subs are still so bad? even the smallest whisper is way better than google's solution? is it licensing issue? harder to deploy at scale?
84.
by taminka 1y ago
what did he go through? also why would a blog website need ssh?
85.
by taminka 1y ago
yeah none of them work in russia, only thing that works is xray vpn
86.
by taminka 1y ago
i wish they were also a lifeline for censorship too, tor is effectively non functional in many countries :(
87.
by taminka 1y ago
i love a nice single header project, it's c23 only tho (bc of typeof)?
88.
by taminka 1y ago
very interesting, is there a second part to this? or logical continuation...
89.
by taminka 1y ago
it's cheaper to just buy your own pair at that point, not to mention that those skis are usually beat up, and mostly beginner/intermediate level...
90.
by taminka 1y ago
easier to build, easier to navigate, easier to integrate ppl who ask qustions like this must have not worked much on codebases w/ nightmarish build setups, libraries like this are so refreshing/easier to work w/

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