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A few years back, I was in a similar situation and found BOINC( https://boinc.berkeley.edu/ ) to be a great way to contribute. It's a platform that lets you support various scienti…

Appreciate the clarification. You're right that WebAssembly doesn't enforce bounds checking within its linear memory, allowing for out-of-bounds writes within the allocated space. …

Compiling to WebAssembly can mitigate certain issues, specificaly with memory safety in unsafe languages like C. Take this C function: void write_to_buffer(char *buffer, unsigned i…

I've seen this too, and it's incredibly frustrating. Certs should be a stepping stone into the industry, not a stumbling block. It feels like the focus is more on making money from…

Love the maze one

There have been a few documented cases where vertical transmission might have occurred, but it appears to be a rare event (most newborns tested shortly after birth are negative for…

In-memory databases like Redis might be used to cache the key-to-scope relationship. However, the specifics of this implementation could be confidential.

This is a neat concept! I've been curating a muted list on UBlock Origin to avoid certain content, but your extension seems to streamline this process across platforms, which is gr…

The ongoing climate case before the ECHR represents a pivotal juncture in the intersection of law, climate science, and human rights. It's fascinating and alarming to witness young…

Haha, a break from the computer can always be refreshing. Given your gaming preferences, the higher refresh rate would indeed provide a smoother experience. But remember, it's all …

From personal experience, once you get used to a high refresh rate, it can be a bit jarring to go back to 60Hz, especially in fast-paced games. But for graphic design and less inte…

Hi! It sounds like the job market is challenging right now, especially for new CS grads. I understand it's frustrating, especially when even top students from reputed schools face …

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I've noticed similar issues with ChatGPT. Perhaps OpenAI's systems are seeing high usage right now.