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by the8472 11mo ago
well, if you poke framebuffer pixels directly you might as well do scanline racing.
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by the8472 11mo ago
Anything that doesn't provide raw access at the internet protocol layer (other than RFP to prevent spoofing) shouldn't qualify as internet provider .
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by the8472 11mo ago
From/Into conversion via OwnedFd is the safe API, RawFd is the older and lower-level one.
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by the8472 11mo ago
The semantic wrappers around file descriptors (File, UdpSocket, PidFd, PipeReader, etc.) are advisory and generally interconvertible. Since there's no dedicated IcmpSocket they're using UdpSocket which happens to provide the right
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by the8472 11mo ago
Put it inside the VM disk instead of the host filesystem and access that from the host instead when you need to exchange data.
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by the8472 11mo ago
wine gets support from the kernel, like case-insensitive directories on ext4.
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by the8472 11mo ago
They could show multiple post authors, similar to how they do for co-authored commits.
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by the8472 11mo ago
No, that's not obvious at all. A single event is evidence that some abuse still happens, it does not tell us how much more abuse there would be in the counterfactual where the history wasn't available. discourage != prevent all
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by the8472 11mo ago
github is meant for collaboration, designing it around adversarial use would be a loss for everyone. Adding a function to report absusive edits rather than an entire post would be a better choice imo.
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by the8472 11mo ago
That's a useful feature for long-running issues to include updates in the opening post. Or to improve formatting when a bug reporter isn't familiar with markdown. And that it shows in the edit history should at least discourage ab
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by the8472 11mo ago
There are several layers of translation between public regulations, a company's internal security policy and the processes used to enforce those policies. Let's say the reg says you're liable for damages caused by software de
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by the8472 11mo ago
> especially real life motor control That's so last month. https://deepmind.google/models/gemini-robotics/
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by the8472 11mo ago
Or go IPv6 and use an egress gateway instead. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpc/latest/userguide/egress-only...
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by the8472 11mo ago
That would require an effects system[0] like Koka's[1]. Then one could not only express the absence of panics but also allocations, infinite loops and various other undesirable effects within some call-trees. This is a desirable featur
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by the8472 11mo ago
"if it compiles it runs" - this is indeed an inaccurate marketing slogan. A more precise formulation would be "if it compiles then the static type system, pattern matching, explicit errors, Send bounds, etc. will have caught
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by the8472 11mo ago
tiers 1-3 are policies[0] for in-tree targets, so by saying tier 4 they mean one implemented in a fork. Though that kind of skips over targets that can get away with just a custom target spec[1] and not modifying the source. [0] https:&#x2
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by the8472 11mo ago
I think the argument was more about that the ability of LLMs to multiply without tool use improves over the generations, so it does happen to be yet another test showing improved abilities.
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by the8472 11mo ago
Then they can exfiltrate data over DNS.
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by the8472 1y ago
Doesn't help. Some accounts are old and may not be in my current PW DB. Or they were memorized, or forgotten. If the thing suggests the EMAIL (+ associated password) has been compromised for some unknown account then to do a risk asses
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by the8472 1y ago
> It does give you an awful lot of information about the specific hacks No it doesn't. Enter <old email address> → 5 data breaches → first one says: > During 2025, the threat-intelligence firm Synthient aggregated 2 billion
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by the8472 1y ago
This doesn't help. If the email address check says the address has been exposed it doesn't tell you which password that was used together with that has been exposed. Was it one from 10 years ago you don't even remember? Or
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by the8472 1y ago
> However, they could not keep up with OpenGL updates, as they overlapped poorly with their products map, i.e. switching new OS X to newer OpenGL revision would require to drop support for older Macs. How does mesa manage then if apple c
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by the8472 1y ago
The 7450 spec sheet[0] lists 1M iops read for the U.2 connector, 735k is for the M.2. And that's a PCIe Gen4 drive. If you look at the Micron 9550 Pro[1] (Gen5) the specsheet lists 3M IOPS for the 3.2TB model. [0] https://as
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by the8472 1y ago
Though AWS instance-attached NVMe(oF?) still has less IOPS per TB than bare metal NVMe does. E.g. i8g.2xlarge, 1875 GB, 300k IOPS read vs. WD_BLACK SN8100, 2TB, 2300k IOPS read
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by the8472 1y ago
I'm confused by this reply. > The alternatives are to use higher-level management like uv does, The question was specifically what's wrong with pip, venv and pyproject toml, i.e. what issues uv is trying to address. Well of cou
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by the8472 1y ago
What's wrong? Having modify the shell environment, no lockfile, slow download/installation, lack of a standard dependency dir, ... > I'd get suspicious if a developer is picky about python versions or library versions Cert
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by the8472 1y ago
That'd be easy if only wireguard supported multiple endpoints per peer, then one could add the ULA address of the local devices in addition to the external one.
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by the8472 1y ago
Something of asteroid mass would be above the CMB equilibrium temperature, thus already be undergoing runaway evaporation. From the paper: "This implies that M must be less than 0.8% of the mass of the Earth"
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by the8472 1y ago
We do not what such a thing anywhere near Earth though. https://arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/9911309
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by the8472 1y ago
Gain-of-function research to create memetic-immune-system-evading AI variants. > Ethics Statement > Potential harms include: [...] (ii) attempts to evade AI-text detection. And it's not clear to me how their mitigations would avo

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