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by tmzt 9y ago
Somebody needs to dig this up and apply it to an open FPGA toolchain like ICEstorm. The other SA article on this was The Darwin Chip which I think went into more detail. One of the limitations was the lack of documentation for the actual b
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by tmzt 9y ago
I'd like to see something come out of their OpenSSH fork to support AD and PSRemoting/WinRM.
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by tmzt 9y ago
Note that minikube is built from docker's libmachine that was used in the pre-moby Docker Toolkit.
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by tmzt 9y ago
How well would MIRI work as a generic virtual machine for fairly simple stuff. Essentially I want to compile some type-safe code from a file and run it in a safe way inside of another Rust application. I'm looking at various lua bindin
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by tmzt 9y ago
You can use a tuple in that case, as in: if let (Some(a), Some(b)) = (check(param0)), check(param1)) { ... } else { ... }
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by tmzt 9y ago
As long as they name them consistently really, you would just need to provide custom transform/pattern rules if they could not be detected. I might work out a prototype of this once I get my framework off the ground.
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by tmzt 9y ago
What do you need beyond something like React Forms with additional HOCs? I'm curious what you found.
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by tmzt 9y ago
Yep, it would even interpret the designer's dummy data as a repeating template. If it couldn't figure out the mapping CDS could give hints as appropriate. The best part is it could be compiled into a component like JSX but wouldn&
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by tmzt 9y ago
This is something I've long believed. A Data Style Sheet to go along with the raw HTML and CSS. You could even make it as designer-friendly as JQuery while still building modern isometric SPAs as output. For example: #users { fro
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by tmzt 9y ago
Hmm, ask Equifax how simple file upload is. It's actually a pretty complex problem to solve securely, leading to scripts that try to support every configuration including off-the-shelf PHP hosting. An ideal would be something like S3 w
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by tmzt 9y ago
Great question. So I'm kind of obsessed with this problem, believing that programmers in our society could be dedicated to much more than building the same application over and over again. If your page is a listing of items (could be e
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by tmzt 9y ago
cat verysecret.csv | cut -f 1 -d ' ' |fpaste -z -x -a Wait, I meant paste.
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by tmzt 9y ago
You can export passwords from Google: https://www.ghacks.net/2017/07/10/google-chrome-password-exp... It may also be possible through the data portability site. You can also see them by going to https:/
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by tmzt 9y ago
I think he means perform a disk read in response to a network request, and choose to respond to a different queued/pooled request if the data is not available to complete it. I would assume the intent is similar but applied to a differ
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by tmzt 9y ago
Well, first, this is my opinion. I do agree that they are dedicated to AI and voice and will make that central to their search offerings. What I haven't seen from them is dedication to one particular version or variation of anything
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by tmzt 9y ago
Pi 3 and a USB mic, I'd like to do the full build but am focused on other projects.
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by tmzt 9y ago
I choose Amazon for this because they are dedicated to it, it's a contributor to thei e-commerce business, and there is plenty of reason to believe they will still work a few years from now. I have no such belief with Google in this ca
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by tmzt 9y ago
Are you referring to exploits in the modifications made to kernel source or to something underlying in the hardware or bootloader that is exposed by looking at kernel source. Are they actually making GPL source availible for their kernels?
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by tmzt 9y ago
Yes, though more to HRESULTS from the Windows API. This meant return values could indicate success or a specific error which could be determined with macros. Rust actually has a similar mechanism in its standard lib, the Result enum whuch r
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by tmzt 9y ago
Can this be tested on consumer level Broadcom SoCs like Linksys routers? It would be an interesting approach to hardening them, by eliminating the OS and much of the attack surface. This might require that it support wireless frames though,
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by tmzt 9y ago
I don't know how this relates to the creator of Rust or its actual origin story, but Mozilla has been trying to get many of the same results out of C++ for a long time. You can look at the evolution of smart pointers in the codebase, a
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by tmzt 9y ago
It's like CERN, why did they waste all those resources on this World Wide Web thing? Couldn't they just linotype their papers like everyone else?
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by tmzt 9y ago
Oh, okay. I was actually referring to your kvm and kvm-sys crates, through it seems that some of the memory management stuff is closely tied to that. I ask because I tried to build a kvmd daemon using the kvm-rs crate that's out there,
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by tmzt 9y ago
Would you consider releasing parts of this as standalone crates on crates.io? I ask because there are many different things developers would like to do with KVM that might not be the same as the goals of ChromiumOS. Also, the Wayland stuff
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by tmzt 9y ago
Channels are there but you have to use an API for them. Green threads were removed a few years ago, though there are implementations of co-routines, etc. as crates. Rust is getting an unstable form of async and await as macros/syntax e
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by tmzt 9y ago
It would be kind of cool to see a `go gen`-syntax based Go + generics implemented in Rust. Another thing that has been attempted is a stdlib for Rust that uses syscalls into the kernel much like Go's.
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by tmzt 9y ago
This is more a reflection of where the compiler is at, not the language. As a compiled, strongly-typed language without a GC, there is no theoretical reason why Rust could not be faster than C++. As the use of MIR and HIR (two intermediate
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by tmzt 9y ago
XMLHttpRequest originally was intended for posting and getting XML which was automatically parsed and exposed on the response object. Now of course we are using more JSON and XMLHttpRequest is being replaced by Fetch API. AJAX means Asynchr
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by tmzt 9y ago
I'm working on one possible solution for application developers who don't really have much experience working with the complicated pipelines involved in building modern web applications. It also makes it easier to support users wi
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by tmzt 9y ago
Something might be wrong with my browser, I didn't receive a 451 when visiting that page. Or should it be 404 since it never existed?

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