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by the8472 2y ago
Isn't 5G supposed to solve the mobile latency issue?
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by the8472 2y ago
For network-attached storage IOPS limits packets per second, not bandwidth, since IO operations can happen at different sizes (e.g. 4K vs. 16K blocks).
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by the8472 2y ago
I assume fsyncing a whole file does more work than just ensuring that specific blocks made it to the WAL which it can achieve with direct IO or maybe sync_file_range.
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by the8472 2y ago
It doesn't really fix the underlying "didn't hire a qualified cryptographer" issue. By the time a third party scanning finds it in a released firmware millions of chips will already have been produced. Plus it would only
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by the8472 2y ago
Shouldn't confidence be available at the sampler level and also be conditional on the vision input, not just the next-token prediction?
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by the8472 2y ago
That's a ZFS online dedup limitation. I think xfs and btrfs are better prior art here since they use extent-based deduplication and can do offline dedup which means they don't have have to keep it in memory and the on-disk metadat
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by the8472 2y ago
With extent-based filesystems you can clone extents and then overwrite one extent and only that becomes unshared.
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by the8472 2y ago
That is a significant hurdle. They have to do it for each individual target, show up in person and each case can be contested in court. Scalable surveillance is different, just as scalable weapons are different.
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by the8472 2y ago
IPv6 alone won't help if there are some firewalls sitting between the endpoints that will drop anything they don't know. Having two linux hosts without firewalls talk to each other over IPv6 without consumer grade routers (which t
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by the8472 2y ago
RFC 6177 recommends handing out /56s, my ISP does by default, no need to ask.
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by the8472 2y ago
> And if the quality of the ideas is going to improve in future years, that's good too, but also not demonstrated here. I don't quite understand the argument here. The future hasn't happened yet. What does it mean to demon
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by the8472 2y ago
We could also use that for asteroid deflection. Someone was planning ahead. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sundial_(weapon)
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by the8472 2y ago
You'd get the irradiated rocks either way. The difference is that you avoid some fraction of fission products of the bomb itself if it's fusion fraction is higher.
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by the8472 2y ago
Alas, not the tropopause-skimming Solid Osmium Sphere Satellite. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/326153433_The_edge_...
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by the8472 2y ago
> Somewhat related to the above, all array indexes are just numbers. Create your own type[0] encapsulating arrays, and then implement the Index[1] with a custom Idx generic. > In Ada and enumeration is a valid type to use as an array
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by the8472 2y ago
If you have written multithreaded C# code which encountered deadlocks, race conditions and had to build a mental model of which thread is responsible for what and currently "owns" a resource and is allowed to modify them... then y
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by the8472 2y ago
https://gist.github.com/joboet/0cecbce925ee2ad1ee3e5520cec81...
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by the8472 2y ago
I was replying to the portable application part. If the registry were accessible through the filesystem interface that might be easier to deal with through standard APIs. Like a piece of python has no problem reading from procfs or sysfs on
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by the8472 2y ago
maybe if microsoft had a registryfs...
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by the8472 2y ago
symlink + mark it as hidden?
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by the8472 2y ago
Then that person should have the right to refuse, ask for appropriate compensation or insurance. It's often argued here that the C-suite earns their high compensation by taking on those risks. So let the CFO fatfinger those unchecked t
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by the8472 2y ago
On desktop shift+rightclick overrides context menu event handlers.
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by the8472 2y ago
My point was that it already was on an exponential trajectory. RL/self-play and the like remove some of the human inputs that were previously required for that growth. Take the trajectory of chess. handcrafted rules -> policies base
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by the8472 2y ago
The drumbeat of AI progress has been fairly steady, on log scales. https://time.com/6300942/ai-progress-charts/
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by the8472 2y ago
Well, the users of the system should be able to recoup some of their costs for services (security) not rendered and then pay the researcher for that. In a more well-coordinated society none of this would happen because the company would hav
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by the8472 2y ago
Container images use compression too, so having the debug section uncompressed shouldn't actually make the images any bigger.
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by the8472 2y ago
Would Strontium-90 make it glow ~permanently?
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by the8472 2y ago
> 2. we compile the binary with debug symbols symbols are usually included even with debuglevel 0, unless stripped[0]. And debuginfo is configurable at several levels[1]. If you've set it to 2/full try dropping to a lower lev
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by the8472 2y ago
Most crypto wants constant-time execution, optimizing compilers are not designed with that in mind. They have optimization passes that will happily turn your carefully crafted constant-time code back into branches when their heuristics deem
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by the8472 2y ago
Consider the incentives you're setting up there. An API contract goes both ways, the vendor promises some things and not others to preserve flexibility, and the user has to abide by it to not get broken in the future. If you unilateral

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