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by yogorenapan 3y ago
Is there anyone here that has used it for an extended period of time? Would be interested to see if it’s actually helpful.
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
As long as it’s aimed at people with Chinese citizenship and not anyone that looks remotely Chinese (e.g. Singaporeans, Koreans, etc), I’m not too concerned. They do have laws that force us to look more closely without devolving into pure r
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
The only thing keeping me on an iPhone is that mine hasn’t broken yet and I dislike waste. I got my current phone from a relative that was going to throw it away. Not being able to side load apps & use for development means I pretty muc
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
Tangentially related: Is it currently possible to have interop between Go and Rust? I remember seeing someone achieving it with Zig in the middle but can’t for the sake of me find it. Have some legacy Rust code (what??) that I’m hoping to s
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
I actually like that. I know they aren’t the “best” responses but as defaults, I would be more suspicious if it gave paid tools. I’m tested it and you can just ask for commercial tools if you want
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
CGO being slow is unavoidable. It’s external to Go and (afaik) has to be rebuilt every time
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
Curious as to your reasoning,
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
That’s just how things are on Windows. Building just about anything requires Visual Studio (not the UI but the tooling that comes with it. E.g. msbuild and C++ headers) You won’t have to do this on Linux or if you use a pre-built exe
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
Not a subscriber but enjoyed the video. Nice entertainment if bored. Feels pretty high production value. Don’t understand how it has anything to do being a VPN though
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
Just an assumption. There are very little reasons for a person to carry out such an attack but it’s still possible
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
The attacker would probably want to keep the exploit hidden, thus probably restricting themselves to data exfiltration rather than outright obvious attacks. Considering that’s it’s a state actor, perhaps people arrested and dark web sites s
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
Unless you game, Linux is very good. I’ve been using it for 4 years and it’s much more stable than others make it out to be. You do need to be careful not to mess things up though. Accidentally broke kernel modules yesterday and had to spen
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
Adding on to that, it might be difficult to differentiate between people from China vs Taiwan/Singapore/etc and since people are generally anonymous online, they can use any name they want
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
I agree. I don’t follow the time zone of the country I live in as I work remote. Haven’t seen the sun in a while. Probably not healthy.
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
The name is definitely clever. I do feel like terminology in our field might need to change a bit at some point as to make communication easier with other fields.
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
Why is rust beginning to sound like JavaScript?
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
I suppose you could stick with AWS or Azure. I ended up using the VPS that sponsors mailcow (eth-services.de) which is slightly more expensive by a few cents
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
Note: the open source version is watered down compared to their commercial offering. Tried both out and the quality doesn’t come close to
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
Very strange behavior from the upstream developers. Possible government involvement? I have a feeling LANG is checked to target servers from particular countries
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
Similar experience with Hetzner. They seem to be extremely ban-happy. I get banned when I first sign up for no particular reason other than I tend to have my VPN on. After emailing support and providing identification, I still got banned af
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Ask HN: What are some common techniques to hide vulns in code to identify?
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
> FTX's FTT token climbed 10% on the news. How is the token still trading? I thought FTX has already collapsed.
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
Would be disappointing if this was the only action done rather than a wider restructuring to fix the culture
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
I find luck very strange. On one hand, I try to be rational and interpret it as just statistics. On the other, I sometimes get creeped out at seemingly “too good to be true” luck. As in sometimes money just falls from the sky among other se
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
I’ve been using Hyprland for a few months. It’s been pretty stable and I haven’t had any issues so far
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
The Claude 3 tokenizer seems to be slightly broken for code. Claude 3 gives really good answers but sometimes long code snippets seem to be corrupted with missing chunks and weird indentation. Might try this out and see what’s going on
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
I agree. Going beyond that, I don’t think it would hurt companies to open source their game if they ever declare bankruptcy or simply not sell the game anymore. Any arguments against doing that?
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
As a backend dev that has dabbled in JavaScript (old school), I love Svelte. It makes reactivity so easy while keeping everything more or less optional and vanilla
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
What software do you regularly use? I often find bugs I need fixed and open an issue & PR at the same time
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by yogorenapan 3y ago
I really don’t want Cloudflare to take over even more of the web

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