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by tux3 3y ago
I'm just starting to use this, I have a VPN that I put in a network namespace along with a local `danted` socks proxy, so it doesn't disturb the rest of the system It's amazing how well it works! I just set a few glob rules o
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by tux3 3y ago
Marker of good quality would be too far (and biased), as the every growing mass of genuinely hard to salvage closed question certainly outnumbers the interesting ones But it sure looks to be bimodal. Marker of the really bad, and the so-goo
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by tux3 3y ago
(hf here is hardfought.org)
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by tux3 3y ago
Ransomware groups play a game of attacking the most valuable targets they can, without attracting so much attention that three letter friends start having meetings about them. Crypto is a necessary component. And then many ransomware implan
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by tux3 3y ago
Ah, but you see, there's plenty of slope left to slide!
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by tux3 3y ago
I was going to say the same. HN should make quick work of that, and even if it leads nowhere, the investigation is fascinating!
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by tux3 3y ago
Jane Street is a market maker. WSB is a gambling forum where people are addicted to chasing huge rewards by taking huge risks. This would be about as interesting as going to a casino and recruting people who have a big win streak at the sl
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by tux3 3y ago
If they do, whatever thrown together group of reddit appointed substitutes get the task of trying to moderate all of reddit at once is likely going to be drowning very badly And you can expect people engaged with the protest to take full ad
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by tux3 3y ago
This is the same sort of "more guesses faster beats smarter guesses slower" that made afl-fuzz by far the best at exploring large search spaces in program fuzzing Fast search often beats accurate search. Sometimes adding clever he
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by tux3 3y ago
A CPU can contain hardcoded memory, it can detect the power-on event. That we have an incredibly fancy chain of smaller CPUs booting bigger CPU is more surprising! Things should be initializing themselves. Those are 'just' volta
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by tux3 3y ago
Thanks! So if I understood you right, whatever coupling does to the fields, it's something doesn't involve virtual Higgs, is that right? Is it fair to say that both virtual Higgs and 'real' Higgs are two types of excitat
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by tux3 3y ago
I think AEDs can also pace these days if it's brady (but not asystole)
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by tux3 3y ago
Also a countertop swivel chair physicist, my understanding is that Higgs bosons are recruited as virtual particles all the time to bestow other particles their mass. So everything is able to consort with the Higgs field at any time without
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by tux3 3y ago
I believe it may be actually rendering extremely slowly. I use Firefox mobile, if I scroll too fast on substack I sometimes have to let it sit 10+s before the blankness renders
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by tux3 3y ago
Keep in mind that the author is on the spectrum, and the way they process emotions might not be the way you process emotions. Different cultures, different thought processes, different feelings. I'd err on the side of believing people,
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by tux3 3y ago
I suspect small microcontrollers that optimize for cost will have terribly slow emulated unaligned accesses, but in the other direction if you're going through the trouble of writing a big OoO application core with vectors, virtualizat
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by tux3 3y ago
Players can already just download the full game before purchase, for the majority of games people play This is just more convenient, so it makes it more likely to convert into sales If the game can't keep people wanting to play it more
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by tux3 3y ago
I wish I could say empirically. Simply trial the framework and see if you end up making better choices, better predictions about the world. Unfortunately, if rationalism has so far done anything to help people in any sort of measurable empi
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by tux3 3y ago
I suppose if that were the case, you'd want to look for plausible counterfactual historical trends and compare whether those make a better reasoning framework for big ideas I'm not too convinced by the premise. But if I were, I&#x
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by tux3 3y ago
At this point the G subset is just a historical notation shorthand, not really a target. The new thing is RISC-V Architecture Profiles like RVA23, which comes with the base C extension plus extra compressed instructions specifically intende
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by tux3 3y ago
I don't have any good benchmark to link to off the top of my head, but I'll handwave in the general direction of Agner Fog's guide, which is accurate in my experience (and generally a great resource): https://www.a
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by tux3 3y ago
I had VROOM! in mind ( https://github.com/MoonbaseOtago/vroom ) because I remembered it aims for 4 IPC avg with a width of 8. Though looking again it's 8 compressed 16 bit instructions or 4 uncompressed 32 bit instr
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by tux3 3y ago
The x86 decoders consume a reasonable amount of power, but the trouble is making them wider without affecting that. I have an AMD CPU. Zen CPUs come with a fairly wide backend. But the frontend is what it is (especially early Zen), and with
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by tux3 3y ago
For HTTP, being pedantically correct is a tradeoff. On the plus side, you prevent weird potentially unexpected behaviors by cleanly rejecting off-spec behavior instead of accepting potentially broken input and seeing what happens. But you a
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by tux3 3y ago
I read yieldrcv as saying that people not dying is good on its own merit, so we don't need an economic argument. The survival instinct is enough justification on its own. We may not need to contrive some reason why saving lives will ac
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by tux3 4y ago
I notice that this contains only criticism and comparison to children, without offering a better way to learn. If OP reads your comment, they will be no better at learning than they were before. In that way, it's a pretty unhelpful co
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by tux3 4y ago
Or the site's own contact email addresses, if you want to be mischievous without potentially spamming an innocent bystander
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by tux3 4y ago
Anecdotes are rarely definite proof of anything. But bayesian evidence is bayesian evidence. And if someone tried to argue that LSD can never cause visual snow, a single anecdote is enough to refute that. Anecdotes are not always wrong in
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by tux3 4y ago
They should make Ultra have a limited time countdown, to stress people into FOMOclicking. But of course, for maximum trap potential, we need to find a wording such that Premium is the option without, while Ultra tracking and Basic tracking
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by tux3 4y ago
>What if it’s advice is wrong or makes you worse in the long term because it’s just regurgitating whatever at you? What if you talk to a human, and their advice is wrong or makes you worse off in the long term, because they're just

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