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GoblinSlayer

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    Comment #49240832

    I wonder what will happen if Copilot just recalls all windows code from memory.

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    Comment #49232434

    JavaScript is an RCE vulnerability. Browsers literally execute it as "run this malicious code in a vm, then nuke the whole thing from the orbit".

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    Comment #49210741

    My benchmark: 1) .net app, one text field, one button; private bytes 22mb, working set 27mb 2) native app, two text fields, three buttons; private bytes 1.2mb, working set 7.3mb

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    Comment #49208555

    If you died, then complain.

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    Comment #49208402

    Can't they store that information encrypted? What analytics can be extracted from phone numbers? It's only good to sell on black market.

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    Comment #49208043

    Now you say security isn't that much of a problem. And rust isn't going to help. Also modern standard compliant (without adblock) browsers don't perform anywhere good.

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    Comment #49207964

    Then we'll have a lot of cheap RAM.

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    Comment #49180208

    Oh, you intended to disprove the supernatural assumption Λ≥1? Is it Chalmers who postulates it?

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    Comment #49168989

    Breakage is broken merger, which doesn't merge, i.e. results in distinguishable states. Correctly implemented merger must produce indistinguishable states. If the substrate tries t…

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    Comment #49165224

    If the substrate is unreliable and breaks, then computation isn't implemented after breakage, the computation is still implemented before breakage. Do I understand it right that yo…

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    Comment #49162176

    You hypothesize that a merger can fail when it's supposed to succeed? But the merger is a part of computation, so if it's required by computation, then it shouldn't fail, otherwise…

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    Comment #49154172

    Instantaneous as in FTL?

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    Comment #49152685

    >Its design is not based on executing best algorithms, but rather finding good enough solutions among many time constrained but interlinked signal cascades. That's known as optimiz…

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    Comment #49147440

    FWIW C++ can do bound checks aka hardened STL. On the other hand google did riir some of their programs and removed bound checks there for speed, welcome to real world, so absence …

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    Comment #49132996

    Can't you run servo apps in the browser? There's no compat in the reverse direction only.

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    Comment #49132418

    >and will be perpetually ignored in all discussions about cross-browser compatibility If violence doesn't solve your problems, you use not enough violence. Also if you don't implem…

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    Comment #49132322

    Does Servo still launch a herd of processes like Electron?

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    Comment #49131968

    There are more important things to work on like that overengineered bloatware regex.

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    Comment #49131956

    Because webdevs are lazy and Electron works?

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    Comment #49095241

    Unix sockets kinda already connect by name.

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    Comment #48936311

    My algorithm is at least to not predict it as not what it is. All ten atoms decay according to the formula above.

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    Comment #48935483

    For this I made a tlv format, where string is encoded in byte prefixed chunks with length between 0 and 222 for final chunk and between 223 and 255 for intermediate chunks.

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    Comment #48932924

    I think C# switch supports type matching.

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    Comment #48932849

    We can predict decay process as sqrt(1-exp(-t/T))|1> + sqrt(exp(-t/T))|0>

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    Comment #48922529

    The trick is that you can't predict something that doesn't happen even if you feel otherwise.