uluyol

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   by uluyol 10y ago

   I see. This isn't always true, many places in the standard library do not document what error they will return. Changing these wouldn't violate the Go1 guarantee either. I see that other people have made the argument in support of
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   by uluyol 10y ago

   Methods can always be added. Yes the values and types can't be changed but we can extend the existing types to have these methods and give naked error values (errors.New) new types. It wouldn't be breaking the Go1 guarantee becaus
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   by uluyol 10y ago

   This work is in no way related to trusting trust. In Ken Thompson's work, you have a booby trapped compiler injecting code into programs and newly compiled compilers. Here you have a hardware attack that you can trigger using a magic s
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   by uluyol 11y ago

   You might be interested in https://github.com/eaburns/T