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by tveita 10y ago
This matters less once we get good IDE support. E.g. "mod" should be inserted automatically when you create a new submodule, "use" will be inserted as necessary if you try to use something that is not in scope. The othe
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by tveita 10y ago
"that case" is every case unless you know and control exactly which OS, on which (potentially virtual) hardware and under which circumstances your code is going to run, now and in the future. That excludes anything that is meant
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by tveita 10y ago
The STL sort uses operator<, so they can't implement it as radix sort without changing the interface. Maybe they could manage to special case it for some fundamental types, but most likely they'd need to add a new function, lik
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by tveita 10y ago
I don't think I'd want code to self-heal on the fly, even less in anything safety critical. But maybe a similar method could be used as part of static analysis to help programmers. It could look through your functions and search f
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by tveita 10y ago
Are you expecting to see any benefits from the async stuff in particular?
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by tveita 10y ago
It would not be an open source license anymore. If you really want to make a moral statement at the cost of your code being unusable by any open source project, corporation or other entity that cares about following licenses, you might want
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by tveita 10y ago
If any of this was the case they should probably have tried stating it as part the defense to counter the evidence against them. I think it's unnecessary for us to invent crazy hypothetical scenarios above and beyond what the accused t
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by tveita 10y ago
The Linux kernel seems to leave one element free, which surprised me, but it does have this interesting note about it: https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/circular-buffers.tx... Note that wake_up() does n
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by tveita 10y ago
You can request a review from someone, but I can't find any way to list pull requests that are awaiting a review from you. They don't even show up with an involves: filter
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by tveita 10y ago
As this isn't a zero-sum game, they could also believe the American economy will do badly but other economies will do even worse.
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by tveita 10y ago
It seems to already be implemented in https://docs.rs/seahash/2.1.1/src/seahash/.cargo/registry/sr... But it only seeds one of the lanes, so you can still make collisions trivially in one of th
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by tveita 10y ago
The "trustlets" that run in the TrustZone have enhanced privileges and must be securely written. Once crap like DRM ends up in there, as it invariably does, it turns actively harmful. http://bits-please.blogspot.com&#x2
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by tveita 10y ago
They're both examples of social pressure, but the vervet monkeys presumably weren't subject to propaganda from military leaders, and the human woman certainly didn't have any kind of feather-presenting instinct. I think the g
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by tveita 10y ago
Also "Single Factor Cryptographic Software", which I think means client certificates.
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by tveita 10y ago
In addition to the standard salting and hashing, they recommend using an additional key stored separately from the data. > A keyed hash function (e.g., HMAC), with the key stored separately from the hashed authenticators (e.g., in a hard
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by tveita 10y ago
> To reciprocate a unum, you ignore the first bit and negate what remains! > Notice that exact numbers have bit strings ending in zero and open intervals between exact numbers have bit strings ending in one. So reciprocating an inexac
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by tveita 10y ago
> It feels like how the DOM API should have been implemented. It doesn't look general enough to be a general-purpose API, for instance how would you look up an attribute on all <class> elements? I tend to think of APIs like th
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by tveita 10y ago
> it seems like it would be no worse than a glassworker being allowed to pay off his debts by making you a window You might think so, and yet my understanding is that people who are forced into prostitution by poverty find it a though ch
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by tveita 10y ago
"datamoshing" is a term I've heard for people deliberately removing I-frames, so P-frames are applied to the wrong base image.
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by tveita 10y ago
It's supposed to lower sperm count, which you could easily verify with a sample.
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by tveita 10y ago
> Because if I have a machine pegging 90% CPU, I totally want an i/o heavy job running on that machine, because interrupts are, like, imaginary, man. Yeah, i'm sure the machine's utilization goes up... right up to triple-d
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by tveita 10y ago
I'd say 'trustless' applies more to the users and community than the technology itself.
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by tveita 10y ago
Where do you see 20 microservices? I count a couple of video-specific ones, + some integrations with their existing systems.
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by tveita 10y ago
There is a fair bit in common between the different versions of SSL/TLS, and functions and constants in OpenSSL tend to get get named with the version of the protocol they were introduced in. So "SSL3_AL_WARNING" isn't n
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by tveita 10y ago
> Would you care to answer assuming that it wasn't a case of vandalism? No, I don't want to spend more time chasing an increasingly stretched hypothetical that is being made to defend what would be asshole behaviour at the best
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by tveita 10y ago
Irrelevant to the discussed case. When you start vandalizing posters at work it is no longer a case of just "ignoring history".
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by tveita 10y ago
Function hosting.
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by tveita 10y ago
ChaCha20-Poly1305 is a symmetric cipher, used for encrypting your traffic. X25519 is an key exchange protocol using asymmetric cryptography, and is used in during connection setup to establish keys for the symmetric cipher. X25519 would app
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by tveita 10y ago
Why is the streaming services not the entitled ones in this scenario? According to you they should get payment when their sole contribution was wasting their want-to-be-customers' time.
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by tveita 10y ago
Did you test e.g. LZ4 with a prebuilt dictionary? With a good way to find substrings for the dictionary it might generalize well to other kinds of data.

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