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meling

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    Comment #48943921

    There is Biscuit from OSDI 2018 https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/projects/biscuit.html

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    Comment #48902359

    The 24% more PRs was merged, not «landed». Presumably after human code review (but I didn’t check the paper…) Not sure about this particular study, but I «think» my own productivit…

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    Comment #48828621

    Does anyone know how this compares to Supacode ( https://supacode.sh )? I just started using Supacode a few days ago and have been enjoying it so far; it is based on libghostty.

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    Comment #48599583

    I’m in academia and I try to convert everyone I know… I only recently started using it for a few things, and I used Claude to do some pretty advanced stuff that I wouldn’t have ven…

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    Comment #48548233

    I’ve been using Typst lately and it has been great. I’ve made an exam template for my university and made an export feature so that I could generate the exam in the json format tha…

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    Comment #48514255

    I’ve been using Typst lately and it has been great. I’ve made an exam template for my university and made an export feature so that I could generate the exam in the json format tha…

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    Comment #48169034

    Sorry, I didn’t explicitly link to the issue for the portal layer. Here is the issue discussing the portal simd package: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/78902

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    Comment #48167105

    Curious if people here have looked at the upcoming SIMD support in Go: https://go.dev/doc/go1.26#simd Currently experimental, but looks like the first Intel arch will arrive in the…

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    Comment #47995042

    For the record, Go’s telemetry is local by default (not uploaded): https://go.dev/doc/telemetry

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    Comment #47590359

    Call me when they have broken ECC with a real quantum computer.

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    Comment #47201626

    What’s my remedy when Google’s product (Gemini 3.1 pro high) makes a “grave” mistake? This is unrelated to the bans that’s been happening recently, but wanted to share … This morni…

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    Comment #47130150

    Jikes! How many ads can they squeeze in on news website… really distracting (I’m not using ad blocker).

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    Comment #47118732

    What happens if the customer ask his credit card company to do a chargeback?

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    Comment #46999548

    Love this story too as many others have said. Thanks for sharing this. Maybe someday I will do the same. Luckily our archive of tapes isn’t so large.

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    Comment #46848705

    Great to see this. I played around with jj about two months ago and really enjoyed using it on the command line, but I found it difficult to understand the interaction with git and…

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    Comment #46694519

    Who has 8 week vacations, let alone 12? No European country I’m aware of, but I didn’t check all…

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    Comment #46654368

    Sorry, I wasn’t precise enough. I’m at a university and our IP addresses are publicly routable, I think.

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    Comment #46648511

    If I can use my DHCP assigned IP, will this allow me to drop having to use self-signed certificates for localhost development?

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    Comment #46444719

    Wish more pages were as fast as this, despite this site’s simplicity… In particular GitHub could really benefit from less bloat and faster rendering.

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    Comment #45863824

    It has been used for a while in the Secure Enclave operating system: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L4_microkernel_family#:~:text=... But to my knowledge, not for the more general u…

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    Comment #45097274

    Are there new physics on the horizon that could pave the way for new memory technologies?

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    Comment #44708239

    Ha, that’s funny! I got my PhD from NTNU, but never actually noticed that in English it becomes NUTS… NTNU is a Norwegian acronym for Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelige universitet…