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debugnik

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    Comment #49193289

    Not really, Spectre showcased an attack from within a JavaScript sandbox, which isn't considered to own the machine. Any side effects from speculation machinery can easily become a…

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    Comment #49168036

    Yesterday I encountered AI-generated food photos on a menu for the first time. I immediately felt grossed out before even realising why. Their generated focaccias didn't even look …

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    Comment #49157248

    Jsoo supports self-recursive and mutually recursive tail calls, but for general tail calls it would need to trampoline every single call, since the only major browser with proper t…

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    Comment #49156282

    It's so toxic when people prevent others from avoiding wasting their time reading blatant fluff that no one spent their own time writing.

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    Comment #49152936

    There's always a lag, you calibrate the test based on previous results, not future ones. If intelligence is decreasing I'd expect every IQ test to keep scoring a median lower than …

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    Comment #49147647

    A one item collection is admittedly a lame one, but it is a collection. Pointers are collections of zero or one items in a sense. Now, the verb "map" is the traditional name for th…

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    Comment #49132238

    I assumed their qualifier was being applied to this case as well. However I don't think there's any ambiguity about who are we talking about in this specific thread of comments.

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    Comment #49132144

    I'm talking exclusively about this particular breach. 48000 out of 50000 have returned voluntarily. I don't think that counts as trying, so talking about success is a category erro…

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    Comment #49132136

    Most have already returned voluntarily!

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    Comment #49132027

    See my other reply to you, most are in fact not settling.

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    Comment #49132009

    48000 out of 50000 in Ceuta's breach won't be migrating actually, since they've already returned voluntarily. Most either were agitators or have realised they weren't any better of…

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    Comment #49058784

    I'm familiar with OxCaml, but in what sense does Scala have modalities?

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    Comment #49039878

    You may have misread: Java will keep supporting ARM macOS, they're just deprecating Intel macOS. Also this is a decision taken by the JVM team, not Apple; the latter simply depreca…

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    Comment #49034456

    I just did, in fact I vaguely remembered it from back then, and after reading the announcement blog post and the quote, I still think that anyone who expected Codeberg to replace t…

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    Comment #49031836

    I swear HN has some sort of Mandela effect about Codeberg's mission. Their website clearly states they're a community-led non-profit that hosts like-minded FOSS projects, and their…

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    Comment #49019584

    Reddit mods are volunteers as well.

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    Comment #49003784

    This is actually a feature of the .inf by design, an AddSoftware directive. It can even link to apps from the store instead of bundling them with the driver. This is designed to in…

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    Comment #48988908

    It kicked me out on Firefox 152 over Android 13, but only until I enabled desktop mode. Actual desktop Firefox seems to work too. And others say Safari works even on iOS. So they'r…

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    Comment #48981339

    Splinter Cell Conviction did this well, ambient occlusion got baked for pretty much all models, even dynamic. The dynamic occlusion for characters was solved by approximating them …

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    Comment #48903400

    They're replying to > The UI of git - for better or worse - directly reflects its internals.

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    Comment #48898464

    I think about that too. Had I grown up thinking that I need to pay a subscription to build software, I wouldn't have tried to get into engineering at all. As a teen I wanted to lea…

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    Comment #48876366

    I guess it stands for gameplay loop, but I agree it reads weird.