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colonwqbang
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About colonwqbang
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Comment #48306635
It's funny, some people commenting here seem to be a bit lost. It's also obvious from the article that his home was indeed searched. The idea that the government would not obtain a…
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Comment #48306587
I don't think you know what you are talking about.
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Comment #47882221
Another way to look at it: Microsoft APIs have fallen from grace. Even their own devs don't dogfood anymore. They download something that Facebook made instead and reimplement the …
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Comment #47386263
I didn't say that json can represent all rational numbers. I said that all json numbers have an obvious interpretation as a rational number. So far you haven't really shown an exam…
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Comment #47382027
How do you feel numbers are ill defined in json? The syntactical definition is clear and seems to yield a unique and obvious interpretation of json numbers as mathematical rational…
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Comment #46944163
...The code signing requirement?
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Comment #46254839
Has nothing to do with go. You added a dependency which is not portable. It is well known that systemd project only targets Linux. Vendorise systemd and compile only the journal pa…
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Comment #46006933
Your post could be (uncharitably) paraphrased as: "once you have written correct C++ code, the drawbacks of C++ are not relevant". That is true, and the same is true of C. But it's…
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Comment #45978788
True, but locks are not only needed inside IRQ handler routines.
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Comment #45955630
I wrote "multithreaded" but I really meant "multicore". If two cores are contending for a lock I don't see how irq protection help. As long as there is only one core, I agree.
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Comment #45954774
Does there exist any platform which has multithreading but not atomics? Such a platform would be quite impractical as you can't really implement locks or any other threading primit…
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Comment #45921968
The company is bankrupt. It means they can't/won't/didn't honour their promises.
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Comment #45921512
Convenience? Websites are moving targets. I don't love having to update my tampermonkey scripts when they break.
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Comment #45921427
"Ban" and "sue" are very different things...
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Comment #45921292
What a positive application of AI. Refreshing to see a product which wants to reduce the amount of slop and noise in my life, instead of the opposite. A bit disappointed that it do…
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Comment #45921050
It looks like a method of fabricating more convincing slop? I think the Kagi feature is about promoting real, human-produced content.
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Comment #45894733
Relicensing isn't necessary. If you violate the GPL with respect to a work you automatically lose your license to that work. It's enough if one or two main contributors assert thei…
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Comment #45881547
How much useful combat skills can be taught in only a week? It seems like an extremely low estimate on the training needed to play a useful role in the military.
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Comment #45724451
That is true! But AVIF is based on AV1. As a video codec, AV1 often does need to be implemented in dedicated hardware for cost and power efficiency reasons. I think the article is …
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Comment #45719492
So they "ignore" bit depth by using 32 bits for each sample. This may be a good solution but it's not really magic. They just allocated many more bits than other codecs were willin…
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Comment #45669773
Some people post vulnerability disclosures or pull requests which are obviously fake and generated by LLM. One example: https://hackerone.com/reports/2298307 These people are colla…
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Comment #45533034
It didn't occur to them that he might have written the password down? That's wild.
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Comment #45455064
Meandering post which struggles to get to the point. The font is extremely thin which makes it unnecessarily hard to read. A lot of jargon and abbreviations also hinder understandi…