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melchizedek6809

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About melchizedek6809

Doing various FLOSS things over on GH: https://github.com/Melchizedek6809

I also have a blog: https://cocz.net/

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    I'm kind of wondering where this sentiment is coming from that LLMs are stealing open-source code. Isn't it just the same as someone learning programming by reading and working on …

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    Why can't the server send unsolicited messages in JSON-RPC? I've implemented bidirectional JSON-RPC in multiple projects and things work just fine, even going as far as sharing mos…

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    Seemed that way, in my case at least they only really checked the passports. Doubt they'd notice or care if one brings a trunkload full of GPUs across the border.

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    Comment #42778806

    That particular border actually does get controlled these days, got held up at the German-Polish border just a week or so ago: https://www.bmi.bund.de/SharedDocs/pressemitteilungen…

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    Since it allows for accepting incoming TCP connections, this should allow for HTTP servers to run within the browser, although running directly on port 80/443 might not be supporte…

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    Comment #41633049

    Memory64 is supported by a lot of runtimes now, although it isn't fully standardized yet (see https://github.com/WebAssembly/proposals ), so no idea how reliable the implementation…

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    Fair enough, so to test things out I've enabled Voice Control and tried whether it makes a difference how the elements were arranged: At least with Chrome, it does not make a diffe…

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    Not sure I agree with the conclusion of that article, according to it, only 2 screen readers don't support nested labels, I couldn't find statistics on how prevalent these are, but…

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    > Some old processors had page fault handling in hardware. This sucked rocks, and Linus yelled at the PowerPC guys somewhat extensively about this 20 years ago. Wait, wasn't it the…