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by whizzter 8mo ago
Since workspaces are probably tied to custom domains all they see if only cursorly looking are "random" businesses with bounces (as TFA mentions, Gmail addresses seem to work fine), sure if you look closer you'll notice the M
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by whizzter 8mo ago
"Special security reason", sounds like a prelude to a special military operation?
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by whizzter 8mo ago
Because it auto-played when you didn't want to. If you had Spotify running and then pressed the quick-play on your phones it would continue where it was, but after a reboot the iPhone would auto-play from Apple Music instead if Spotify
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by whizzter 8mo ago
Good point, definetly better for debugging, iirc the reason for the array was that the shadow-stack array was part of my calling convention. The GC-heap arguments to called functions with moveable pointers in the GC was indirected through t
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by whizzter 8mo ago
Concurrent GC's isn't a mess I've dealt with (majority single-threaded languages), moving should be ok if all heap accesses are in single statements through the shadow stack and a pointer to the shadow-stack is always passed
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by whizzter 8mo ago
Works for self recursion, but not interprocedural (Probably why Wingolog mentions the need to keep track in Scheme code).
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by whizzter 8mo ago
Having done this for a dozen of experiments/toys I fully agree with most of the post, would be nice if the the addition of must_tail attribute could be reliable across the big 3 compilers, but it's not something that can be relied
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by whizzter 8mo ago
You don't usually do C++ subsets if you want the full shebang. I have a "mini-std" headerfile that's about 500 LoC implementing lightweight variants of std::vector, std::function, a stack-local std::function (unsafe as h
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by whizzter 8mo ago
Exactly, not even do you need to religiously need stick to your subset, separate modules can be using supetsets that import useful libraries and if they're used for code that is seldomly changed (such as model importers) then the longe
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by whizzter 8mo ago
Asimov's sci-fi has both hard and soft parts (especially his later works). The main thing is that Asimov was more of a bright person(mensa member and professor) and good at making conjectures about development based on technology and i
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by whizzter 8mo ago
Yeah, Claude Code is what everyone is talking about these days and since OpenAI has always been the spending driver being 2nd or 3rd fiddle just isn't acceptable if they're gonna justify it.
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by whizzter 8mo ago
I was implicitly including all those with mutexes in the last sentence, it might be easier to reason about each in isolation because you're an experienced programmer that can/want to reason about the details. In practice you want
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by whizzter 9mo ago
In this simple case they're more or less equivalent if the only task is limiting concurrency, but in general usage of mutexes multiplies and soon enough someone else has created a deadlock situation. Extending it however reveals some b
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by whizzter 9mo ago
The point is that stock-market guys thinks that the Google AI models alone is worth a 21% drop in share price between Thursday and Friday for Unity Technologies.
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by whizzter 9mo ago
Cooling is the biggest reason for space datacenters, heat is movement of particles and vacuum being an absence of particles, so it's by definition cold. Naturally the system needs energy, the sun giving radiation convertible to electri
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by whizzter 9mo ago
Previous discussing when the patch was released: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46782662
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by whizzter 9mo ago
Is AssemblyScript good for games though? last I checked it lacks too much features for game-code coming directly from TS but might be better now? No idea how well static hermes behaves today (but probably far better due to RN heritage). I&#
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by whizzter 9mo ago
The context was also weirdly random, probably with some logic for longtime Blender users but just weirdly random. The usual context for modelling, [[[ Mode(model/uv/anim) -> Object/Mesh selection -> Face/Line/
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by whizzter 9mo ago
As a gamedev i love it, if you bet on JS for games and need "native" packaging then the platform runtimes has been quite a bit hit-or-miss but with V8 as default (or JSC) then it's sane runtimes with a good WebGPU backend (sa
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by whizzter 9mo ago
For any thin parts that needs the DOM one could make JS stubs that mimic behaviour.
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by whizzter 9mo ago
I'd say practically none, we were quite memory starved most of the time and even regular scripting engines were a hard sell at times (perhaps more so due to GC rather than interpretation performance). Games on PS2 were C or C++ with so
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by whizzter 9mo ago
The first co-author of the linked paper is also associated with MSKCC.
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by whizzter 9mo ago
Good management is rare because it's the wrong people doing it. The bigger problem is that we're all always told that we need "professional" management, implicitly people who's been to "management" schools
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by whizzter 9mo ago
UUUGH, so basically authentication is missing AND the comments that actually marked what needed fixing. Covering tracks stinks badly enough, trying to hide that insecure code is insecure without even leaving notices of it is just so bad.
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by whizzter 9mo ago
Chinese state that maybe sees open collaboration as the way to nullify any US lead in the field, concurrently if the next "search-winner" is built upon their model the Chinese worldview that Taiwan belongs to China and Tiamen Squa
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by whizzter 9mo ago
The solution to games is to load Windows games instead of Linux binaries. Basically the way for the year of the Linux desktop is to become Windows.
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by whizzter 9mo ago
.example is probably far safer than example.com. https://www.akamai.com/blog/security/autodiscovering-the-gre... According to it, it seems that if someone registers autodiscover.com then example.com lacking autodi
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by whizzter 9mo ago
Reading the article, there is a huge flaw in the autodiscover protocol by Microsoft. https://www.akamai.com/blog/security/autodiscovering-the-gre... According to it, it seems that if someone registers autodiscover
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by whizzter 9mo ago
I think starting and investing per-se really isn't the major issue for some time (at least in Sweden and probably Denmark), we've gotten many small business friendly laws over the past 15-20 years. At the same time there are many
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by whizzter 9mo ago
Yep, same feeling as a Swede with so much being streamlined online, but at the same time I can see how it'd be a nightmare for someone without a BankID (or in Denmark MitID).

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