yosefk

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by yosefk 2y ago
I currently shelved 3K more words of why it's hard if you're targeting real animators. One point is that human inbetweeners get "spacing charts" showing how much each part should move, even though they understand motion
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by yosefk 2y ago
You're technically correct, there's no basis to argue that a "3D representation" was learned as opposed to "enough 2D projections to handle the inputs in question." That said, the hand which did not exist in
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by yosefk 3y ago
The answer is different because an email is not a standalone webpage and there are a lot of things you might want to do in a website that you won't expect to be able or need to do in an email. You probably don't want to control fo
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by yosefk 3y ago
The horror! Is there a real need here though as opposed to just something people do, and where does such CSS come from in the case of emails? You could be "responsive" by not doing certain things instead of actively doing somethin
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by yosefk 3y ago
If the code has uncommitted changes they are typically (~always) kept in the modified files they were compiled from. Knowing the filenames is how you find them.
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by yosefk 3y ago
Well, PDB isn't DWARF (which is kept inside the executable) so indeed maybe you can't find the PDB from the executable... you could embed its path using a .ver section as described in TFA though (if it's not already there -
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by yosefk 3y ago
My point in the quote from GP was that it should be easy to debug any binary, whether it was built in CI or locally, as a formal release or not, and whether it did or didn't include uncommitted changes. Refix will make your binaries ea
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by yosefk 3y ago
1. What if the version has uncommitted changes? What if the code is compiled from multiple repositories? I should now clone them all? 2. As discussed in GP, there can be more than one such directory if your build isn't monolithic (whic
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by yosefk 3y ago
But imagine what the unrestricted version could do
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by yosefk 3y ago
debuginfod has its issues, as discussed in a sister thread. No, I'm not familiar with Nix. What source paths does it produce in the debug info sections? If they are "reproducible" in the sense that everyone gets the same path
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by yosefk 3y ago
I love this bot - expert-level concern trolling! It would be fun to chat with it about the details of its wholly bogus concerns. I like talking to LLMs from time to time - it's its own kind of fun!
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by yosefk 3y ago
Thanks! Not sure about the unrestricted voice, it might get me in trouble, though if you browse the archives there are some fairly unrestricted instances for better and for worse
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by yosefk 3y ago
If it's a local build, it's the path where your source files are right now. (And you want the full path since you might be working with multiple versions concurrently or you might have sent someone/somewhere a locally built b
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by yosefk 3y ago
For unwanted values of __FILE__, you can "refix" these to something reproducible after the build (of the libraries or object files or the final binaries, whichever is easier with the given build flow), if that's your problem
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by yosefk 3y ago
"A load of more failure modes" - which? This has been used for more than a year by more than 1000 developers and there were never complains about corrupted binaries or corrupted debug information (except when for some reason &quot
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by yosefk 3y ago
debuginfod is infinitely better than nothing, but I think much worse than the binary just pointing to the absolute source path (1). Using debuginfod for this is an example of what I meant by "people standardizing on workarounds" t
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by yosefk 3y ago
Actually you very much do have the problem I set to resolve :-) in the sense that if you get 5 core dumps from 5 program versions, you don't know which source tree corresponds to which core dump. You might not experience this as a
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by yosefk 3y ago
If the game or your training crashes though, it matters a lot. What sort of bugs give you wrong values without crashing, especially driver bugs?.. something is strange here
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by yosefk 3y ago
Sounds great! Care to share the places you've seen this at?
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by yosefk 3y ago
To be fair, with git, specifically, it's a good idea to at least clone for backup before things like major merges. There are lots of horror stories from people losing work to git workflow issues and I'd rather be ridiculed as an i
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by yosefk 3y ago
In practice, the 3 Supreme Court Judges, the two representatives of the Israel Bar Association, and the 1 Knesset member "traditionally" representing one of the two major political camps [the one aligned with most Supreme Court Ju
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by yosefk 3y ago
Most of the judiciary are his loyalists. An example of his ongoing influence is the ridiculous legal doctrine invented just this year where the Israeli declaration of independence was retroactively declared to be the supreme law of the land
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by yosefk 3y ago
Not exactly. They sent the guy who controls the local judiciary because not doing so would be impossible due to his immense political power. The Israeli judiciary is unique in nominating itself and having given itself the power to cancel an
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by yosefk 3y ago
Reiser is a convicted murderer. Stallman is a non-convicted non-criminal. I'm surprised seeing them discussed as 2 somewhat similar cases
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by yosefk 3y ago
Unbelievable! You would think that Hamas, which has ruled Gaza since Israel withdrew a decade and a half ago (as demanded by the US and without getting anything in return for the lost territory and uprooting its citizens), has just demonstr
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by yosefk 3y ago
I don't think GP implied that you cannot simulate cell chemistry on a Turing complete machine to a reasonable accuracy given enough resources. I think the point was that you can't think of genes as logic gates.
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by yosefk 3y ago
"Even more impressive" in what way? I haven't used INTEGRITY but used the Green Hills compiler and debugger extensively for years and they're easily the most buggy development tools I've ever had the misfortune to u
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by yosefk 3y ago
What tests did you have before adding fuzzing?
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by yosefk 3y ago
It'd be funny if a model designed to score neutral on a test tuned to make answers skew in one direction would end up biased in the other direction
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by yosefk 3y ago
The relative rarity of input (pseudo-)randomization in SW testing is near inexplicable to me, except by the very low cost of all but the most commonly reproducing bugs paid by the SW vendor.

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