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by xeyownt 2y ago
Definitely needed when you must order a new keyboard
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by xeyownt 2y ago
Maybe it doesn't fit completely the author needs but an even less intrusive way to control random is to seed it manually.
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by xeyownt 2y ago
Can you elaborate on what is "Dependency Injection"? Is this different from the example you show here with LD_PRELOAD?
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by xeyownt 2y ago
I think the author has a much better knowledge of the legal implication of the situations you describe. These situations might trigger a lot of issues, but none related to copyright. If you work for MS, then move to another company, there i
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by xeyownt 2y ago
Because MS bought it. Don't invert the dependencies. MS depends on Free Software, not vice-versa.
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by xeyownt 2y ago
This transcript is very interesting, and in particular I didn't know about Unums (Universal Numbers), which look amazing. Would be interesting to get more bench (speed / memory) comparing float with unum.
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by xeyownt 2y ago
LOL
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by xeyownt 2y ago
Ah ah Perl, the king of all WORN languages: Write Once, Read Never. Because It is so powerful that you get burned if you come too close.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
If laws were the only truth there would be no justice in this world, as proven multiple times in history.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Nope. The point is that one story doesn't compensate the result of an experience over 1000 stories.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
How so?
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by xeyownt 3y ago
This is a great article. Wonderful easy explanations about something that is somewhat complex.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
This C2PA looks flawed from the start. It just helps making the untrustworthy looks more trustworthy.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Looks obvious to me: turn according the arrow. The argument "lower number = colder" doesn't make more sense than "higher number = cool faster" (which is actually how it works), so saying it's not intuitive is a
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by xeyownt 3y ago
What would be non-personal data in this case?
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by xeyownt 3y ago
I guess it cannot become transparent because you cannot see through an infinitely fast moving / bouncing object, because necessarily the object would intercept any ray of light crossing its course. However the light emitted by the movi
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by xeyownt 3y ago
And? If reliability is zero, so is the risk.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
> How did André do this, with no tool but a pencil? Using his brain. Intensively ;-) Reminds me a story that happened to me. I was doing some heavy changes to some library, then started running the tests. The tests were failing, and wi
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Nuclear doesn't suck CO2 either. Moreover a single nuclear unit costs billions to build, billions to maintain, billions to dismantle, all under control of a single entity/company. Whereas renewable costs are much more spread, can
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Natural gas is not "clean". Moreover, it is well known that the biggest problem with gas is the production of methane during extraction that is MUCH more dangerous than CO2. Regarding Germany, the switch is temporary (geopolitical
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Muuuuuuch too many deaths, and none you can do anything about. You just watch the civilizations rise and die at random, then you restart.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Not really. You can combine the public random source with a secret key. Since you assume they can keep secret a random source, they can equally keep this key secret. In fact, it's sometimes preferable to get rid of hardware source com
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Yes, the author considers his life came to a full stop when in fact it is only starting now. He's just not a spaceship yet. Kids literally take your life (you gave it to them), but they are giving back much more in return. And afaiac,
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Still running X11 here, Wayland is just a major annoyance. Justifying breaking so many use cases for so-called security reasons is imo a major design flaw.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
I guess this is again a case of taking the results of a study to pull conclusions in different contexts.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Just came to say that it's the fox that jumps over the dog, not vice-versa ;-) Because the dog is lazy and the fox is quick.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
I certainly do want to live in a world where people shows excess signs of respect than the opposite. The same way you treat your car with respect by doing the maintenance and driving properly, you should treat language models by speaking ni
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by xeyownt 3y ago
You didn't read the article, did you? :-D
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Not sure why I lost my time on this but that was fun ;-)
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by xeyownt 3y ago
More in the style should be: 51. Using terribly thin fonts with low contrast colors leads to unreadable websites.

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