xvilka

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by xvilka 3y ago
We need a truly decentralized alternative, DNSSEC isn't that.
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by xvilka 3y ago
Capstone is used[1] by QEMU as disassembly engine in debug logs and in monitor mode debugger, by the way, so it's in the scope of the RISE effort. [1] https://gitlab.com/qemu-project/qemu/-/blob/mast
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Muon – Meson-compatible build system in pure C(muon.build)
6 points by xvilka 3y ago|2 comments
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by xvilka 3y ago
Maybe then they can help us with the Capstone[1][2] disassembly engine auto-sync (automatic synchronization from the LLVM TableGen files) effort[3]. ARMv7, ARMv8/9, PowerPC are nearly finished, and MIPS is in near-term plans. Nobody st
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by xvilka 3y ago
Worth checking once implemented in Mutt and Thunderbird.
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by xvilka 3y ago
Thanks for the information, this doesn't sound good.
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by xvilka 3y ago
There's also Plain Text Accounting[1]. The biggest problem of all open source solutions, accountants' experience aside, is the lack of banking and taxes integration, especially outside of US, e.g. for Asian, South American, or Afr
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by xvilka 3y ago
This SimpleFIN blog looks dead - last article is from 2016. Not exactly encouraging.
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by xvilka 3y ago
There's Lua implementation [1] in pure Rust, by the way. [1] https://github.com/triplehex/piccolo
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by xvilka 3y ago
In my case, Tree-Sitter grammar for C has many shortcomings (ignore preprocessor bugs, they can't be solved in the current TS model anyway): https://github.com/tree-sitter/tree-sitter-c/issues
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by xvilka 3y ago
There would be likely a law to keep the necessary genetic diversity for species survival, to avoid exact clones or similar copies.
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by xvilka 3y ago
Or just get yourself some chronic disease and be regularly checked monthly.
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by xvilka 3y ago
Looks like it's abandoned fork and the current development is at https://github.com/go-co-op/gocron
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by xvilka 3y ago
Regarding Kafka (and other Apache Java tools, e.g. Hadoop) - they are often slower[1] than standard Unix tools. [1] https://adamdrake.com/command-line-tools-can-be-235x-faster-...
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by xvilka 3y ago
I tried with non-trivial program, e.g. Ghidra (without the GUI part, obviously), but it turned out to be impossible due to many changes necessary in the codebase. Thus, it's not entirely true.
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by xvilka 3y ago
Something simple as that should not require tons of RAM and CPU because of Java. Writing it in natively compiled language would produce a lean product - Rust, Go, etc.
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by xvilka 3y ago
Only if you want one-way trip. In case of the two-way trip, Mars could be still closer due to lesser Sun gravity influence that needs to be compensated.
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by xvilka 3y ago
It's sad Apple didn't jump on the Rust train, it would give them a major boost in security and maintaining ease.
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by xvilka 3y ago
> We have no idea how the human mind works. True, but we already know the so called "neural networks" that many computer scientists believe are how brain works aren't even close. They are all based on half-a-century old co
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by xvilka 3y ago
I tried Ozempic for two months but wasn't able to continue - the gastrointestinal side effects are unbearable. I can confirm lack of desire to eat and drink alcohol. The hunger didn't go away but after a few bites of anything it q
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by xvilka 3y ago
And there is an immense interest in running it in Yuzu[1][2]. You can see how many relevant issues[3] were reported in last few days. [1] https://yuzu-emu.org/ [2] https://github.com/yuzu-emu/yuzu [3]
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Cutter (Reverse Engineering Tool) v2.2.1(github.com)
16 points by xvilka 3y ago|0 comments
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by xvilka 3y ago
UEFI is a terribly designed system, with a lot of x86-specific quirks. It's really sad other architectures picking it up. While general idea of it is good, a lot of design details and implementation specifics are just meh. Take, for ex
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by xvilka 3y ago
> Can you get rid of it? No It's possible in some far future. Just rewire brains of people to ignore any kind of biases and susceptibility to manipulation. This new society would be 1000x times better than what we have now.
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by xvilka 3y ago
Stoicism.
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by xvilka 3y ago
Add here language learning. Arguably, it's the best fit application for large language models.
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by xvilka 3y ago
The feature isn't working well yet on C and C++. If I recall correctly it's based on Tree-Sitter[1] parsing, and there are still too many bugs in corresponding grammars - tree-sitter-c[2] and tree-sitter-cpp[3]. Hopefully, it will
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by xvilka 3y ago
Same with Chinese language, thus lexing and parsing requires knowing many more words than in languages with spaces between words.
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by xvilka 3y ago
PizzAI
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by xvilka 3y ago
Then it will cause a crisis described in Nights' Dawn[1] trilogy by Peter Hamilton. [1] https://www.goodreads.com/series/43318-night-s-dawn

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