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scatbot

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    Comment #47874375

    Cool project. Feels like writing a C compiler in Zig aligns nicely with the old "maintain it in Zig" idea that was part of Zig's early value proposition. Is that still considered a…

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    Comment #47355019

    I know this is satire, but I would wish to see something like this for liberating proprietary & closed-source hardware drivers.

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    Comment #47335679

    Lego is one of those companies that is simultaneously amazing and kind of sucks. On one hand the core product is incredible. The tolerances on the bricks are micrometer-level preci…

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    Comment #47087286

    That's not how SMTP reputation scoring works. Even in IPv4 per-IP reputation stopped being sufficient many years ago because bulk senders churn pools and rotate addresses. Modern s…

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    Comment #46620728

    >But I do think s-expressions are an improvement over HTML in certain scenarios. I agree. S expressions are a data interchange format. HTML is a markup language. They solve differe…

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    Comment #46618985

    This seems similar to _hyperscript, except it uses custom tags instead of the "_" attribute. I'm not sure which approach is better, but personally, I prefer keeping the same docume…

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    Comment #46050307

    Not really. BLAKE3 isn’t a reduced-round tweak of BLAKE2 like K12 is for Keccak. It's a different construction that still meets its full security target. K12 and TurboSHAKE on the …

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    Comment #46049729

    Honestly, I'm skeptical of the whole Keccak-derived ecosystem. The reduced-rounds variants like K12 and TurboShake are trading a conservative security margin for speed, which kinda…

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    Comment #45944809

    One of the reasons why I'm using OpenBSD is because it passes what I think of as a litmus test for FLOSS software: can I build the whole thing from scratch, in a short time and wit…

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    Comment #45936801

    From the submission title I expected some kind of chorded keyboard. This is just a tiny regular keyboard. What a bummer. This reminds me how I once spend months trying to track dow…

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    Comment #45868783

    Any Forth system at it's core is essentially a stack-based virtual machine with a reprogrammable high-level assembler and a REPL. Some Forths use direct or indirect threading, othe…

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    Comment #45813170

    I get the appeal of the 512KB Club. Most modern websites are bloat, slow and a privacy nightmare. I even get the nerdy thrill of fitting an entire website into a single IP packet, …

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    Comment #45735500

    The author is deeply misguided and clearly frustrated. The claim that the GPL can't be enforced is simply wrong. GPL violations are regularly challenged in court and through commun…