viraptor

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811.
by viraptor 1y ago
> only you hide the way all changes interact with each Splitting the change does not prevent you from looking at diffs of any combination of those commits. (Including whole pr) You're not losing anything. > at least 10x longer be
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by viraptor 1y ago
I know quay is a real word - it's not normally pronounced like "kway" but like "key". But only because enough people agree on that - that's what I mean by made up. The rules are just a majority agreement for bo
813.
by viraptor 1y ago
Or start a pronunciation revolution and say "kway". It's all made up anyway ;-)
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by viraptor 1y ago
You pull the images you want to use, preferably with some automated process, then push them to your own repo. And anyways use your own repo when pulling for dev/production. It saves you from images disappearing as well.
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by viraptor 1y ago
Did it? From that list: SQL server doesn't work on Mac and there's no Apple equivalent, virtualisation is built into the system so that kind of worked but with restrictions, games barely exist Mac so a few that cared did the ports
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by viraptor 1y ago
This is like saying: "Nobody can jump over this 200m wall. - Nobody is a pretty strong claim." It's really beyond the scope of human vision overall, rather than "really hard".
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by viraptor 1y ago
The naming makes some sense here. It's backed by the very Chinese Alibaba and the government directly as well. It's almost a national project.
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by viraptor 1y ago
Both Deepseek and Claude are exceptions. Simple versions and Sonnet is overall worse but faster than Opus for the same version.
819.
by viraptor 1y ago
Not really... https://www.technologyreview.com/2017/08/08/105518/the-thorn... Or, yes, under ideal conditions, maybe sometimes. 51.6% chance of being right in a yes/no question will not help in this
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by viraptor 1y ago
You'd still get less than 1 cd of luminance in total, unless my napkin math is way off.
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by viraptor 1y ago
They don't. It's normal visible light spectrum, just extremely weak. Nobody can see it with their eyes.
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by viraptor 1y ago
No. If it's barely detectable right next to the organism, it's extremely below the noise level on a planetary scale.
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by viraptor 1y ago
Every distro is a bit different though. And there's kernel / libc versions and the whole gui server on top of that. Windows gives you a few configurations to check, Mac does as well. But Linux means hundreds of possible setups bef
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by viraptor 1y ago
I'm large enough environments, it's not really safe to use individual accounts. A hack/takeover while someone's on holidays could take days to resolve. People leaving the project, getting sick, dying would cause havoc on
825.
by viraptor 1y ago
An extreme test case to add would be compiling quake.js from scratch which requires a specific old version of emscripten and llvm.
826.
by viraptor 1y ago
He doesn't talk about culture though. He only talks about native. Like people coming from other countries can't drink tea or enjoy great British bakeoff or something. It's one of those "you know what I mean" posts w
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by viraptor 1y ago
Because rust actually compiles the code to native binaries. C# kind of started doing it some time ago, but AOT still has various limitations and edge cases. Blazor doesn't even compile your code into wasm - it ships the whole dotnet ru
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by viraptor 1y ago
Conversational here means "using natural language", not "talking out loud".
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by viraptor 1y ago
That's ok. You can... not use that feature.
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by viraptor 1y ago
Pull up, tap on "shots in this photo", scrub to the left, tap on "save copy". It seems fairly straightforward to me.
831.
by viraptor 1y ago
ZeroTier? https://www.zerotier.com/
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by viraptor 1y ago
That means CEO has access to do the changes. It's technically easier to remove that, than to insert FIM into the deployment process. (And will stop other unauthorised employees too) I mean, you already need a working deployment pipelin
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by viraptor 1y ago
> In practice, attackers often find ways around those measures I really don't see this as a good explanation. You can say that about any security measure, but we can't keep slapping more layers that check the previous layer. At
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by viraptor 1y ago
A lot of them are using obscure vocabulary and sciency notation to express very basic ideas. It's like some switch comes on "this is a PAPER it needs fancy words!" I'd actually like a change from the other end. Instead o
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by viraptor 1y ago
> Furi is pronounced “Fury”. FuriOS is pronounced “Furious”. We simply couldn’t afford the Fury part of the domain names. https://furilabs.com/faq/ Although it makes me think of pronouncing like FLCL.
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by viraptor 1y ago
It's been done with more crazy setups already though: http://www.colinux.org/ win+lin
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by viraptor 1y ago
Nothing prevents it if you achieve code execution. But where it helps is scenarios like syscall / memory mapping exploits where a user process can only affect resources attached to their current kernel. For example https://d
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by viraptor 1y ago
It's the standard naming for the services. Multi-tenancy is a thing, but landlords are not in this naming context.
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by viraptor 1y ago
And how much worse could Kirk make that life in practice, compared to the usual targets? Avi shows himself how little he cares, so it's not like he's threatened at all. And the typical xenophobia has moved quite a bit away from Je
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by viraptor 1y ago
> would evacuate the danger zone I wonder how big is the danger zone. The blades seem to come off all at the same time, some to the sides, some up/down. There's quite a lot of kinetic energy there...

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