yc-kraln

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by yc-kraln 5mo ago
It does--but a particular form of Capture The Flag where there is a computer system and the "capturing" is breaking in or exploiting a security issue in that system.
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by yc-kraln 5mo ago
Claude does much better when I tell it to use ripgrep and ctags ;)
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by yc-kraln 6mo ago
How do you handle noisy neighbors?
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by yc-kraln 6mo ago
every line of code is a liability. open, closed, doesn't matter. companies will have to treating it that way--which means actual engineering--or they will get burnt, and hard.
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by yc-kraln 6mo ago
> Working software over comprehensive documentation this is 100% backwards for anything safety-critical or that needs to be maintained past a butterfly's lifetime. this is what encourages yolo-driven-development instead of consideri
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by yc-kraln 6mo ago
Great that these are source-available, but I wish they had a human copy edit the README, it's unbearable.
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by yc-kraln 6mo ago
I would love to use the drive units from a Tesla in a conversion project. Unfortunately, they're cryptographically paired with the main computer, and there's no way to use them. What a waste.
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by yc-kraln 7mo ago
Can't wait to see the Sailfish/Motorola crossover, honestly.
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by yc-kraln 7mo ago
Interesting! I am getting tired of looking at Roundcube and having weird issues and was thinking of doing the same. Were you planning on making the result public?
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by yc-kraln 8mo ago
It's really difficult for me to understand the level of cynicism in the HN comments on this topic, at all. The amount of goalpost-moving and redefining is absolutely absurd. I really get the impression that the majority of the HN comme
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by yc-kraln 9mo ago
What costs are you calculating with that, net of taxes and rent, you can't survive as a single or even couple on 1800€+ in Berlin? Like the median income here is extremely low, that salary puts you in the top 10%. Help me understand be
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by yc-kraln 9mo ago
Especially as congress has, for as long as I remember, been about the superset of infosec, society, art, etc. IMHO it's more along the lines of complaining about any ride that isn't a roller coaster at a theme park--no one is forc
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by yc-kraln 10mo ago
I came here to post this. We make a lot of the same sorts of optimizations for our OS distro (debian based) -- disabling frequency scaling, core pinning, etc. Critically, CPU0 has a bunch of stuff you cannot push, and you're better off
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by yc-kraln 11mo ago
My big issue with this study is it points to a cause. How can they know the issue is social media, and not, say, the climbing atmospheric CO2 or other long-COVID related issues?
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by yc-kraln 1y ago
Got one of these as well, a powershell one which had a whole complex rootkit in it that bypasses the built-in virus detection. Super nasty!
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by yc-kraln 1y ago
Sounds like you want Molly
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by yc-kraln 1y ago
The stepping didn't kill wifi, the boards they ran with the d0 stepping have likely a different wifi chip (it's connected externally) or similar (maybe the wifi chip has a different stepping?), unrelated board-level changes. The d
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by yc-kraln 1y ago
I get this issue when it uses sudo to run a process with root privileges, and then times out.
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by yc-kraln 1y ago
I work with Claude more-or-less how I worked with our Indian colleagues; the difference is Claude is improving over time.
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by yc-kraln 1y ago
For me this is a space that has been long dominated by MRPeasy--it's just such a perfect fit. Happy to see open source solutions slowly catching up.
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by yc-kraln 1y ago
Definitely had fun as I was scrolling the article with a Trackpoint using the scrolling button. 100% my preferred way to laptop.
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by yc-kraln 1y ago
I have a somewhat different problem with io_uring in practice: It's extremely hard to use /correctly/. The management of buffers which bounce across a kernel boundary and may-or-may-not end up in the same original thread lend
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by yc-kraln 1y ago
ouch
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by yc-kraln 1y ago
The answer, of course, is "it depends". We have something like ~40 repos in our private gitlab repo, and each one has its own CI system, which compiles, runs tests, builds packages for distribution, etc. Then there's a CI tas
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by yc-kraln 1y ago
The article reads like sour grapes: It's always someone else's fault. It was your company. If you knew the press in the US was better, /why didn't you expand to the US/? /Why didn't you raise money in the
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by yc-kraln 1y ago
Systemd is great if your use case is Linux on a modern Desktop or Server, or something which resembles that. If you want to do anything else that doesn't fit into the project view of what you should be doing, you will be met with scorn
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by yc-kraln 2y ago
I'm working on inexpensive, mass-manufacturable fully autonomous drones.
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by yc-kraln 2y ago
It's banned because it leaks information (location, for instance) which is exactly the kind of thing you don't want leaking from your armed forces.
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by yc-kraln 2y ago
> But short of that, are there not only two root causes left? No. Let me paraphrase the conversation I had with the head of obestity at one of Europe's leading research hospitals (top 5 in EU): Once you get a certain amount of overw
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by yc-kraln 2y ago
The electrical wiring in cars is Conway's law manifest in copper. For those unfamiliar with Conway's law, I am arguing that how the car companies have organized themselves--and their budgets--ends up being directly reflected in th

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