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throwaway127482

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    Comment #46350949

    You're describing ASI, not AGI.

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    Comment #46316581

    They did some interesting wordsmithing here to cover their ass without saying it directly.

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    Comment #46313270

    See, this is what happens when you turn off thinking completely.

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    Comment #46027944

    How is it more helpful for debugging compared to just looking at the git patch? As far as I can tell, this is meant to be more of a cool presentation type thing, rather than someth…

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    Comment #45876679

    Not a realistic solution at all

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    Comment #45759560

    I think you're misunderstanding. If you have an extremely large number like 2^256 you will almost certainly never find two people with the same birthday (this is why a SHA256 colli…

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    Comment #45713466

    This was covered in my computer architecture class, which was mandatory for my CS degree.

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    Comment #45652346

    Conspiracy theory: that explanation is a lie, and the real reason for the delay is that it helps hide the fact that there isn't a unique image mapped to each pixel. If you click tw…

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    Comment #45624708

    Completely and utterly off topic: why on earth does HN use a dim gray font for the post description? It's so hard to read. I understand why downvoted comments are grayed out but wh…

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    Comment #45621978

    Correct. And we know the AI will read the docs whereas people usually ignore 99% of docs so it just feels like a bad use of time sometimes, unfortunately.

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    Comment #45612570

    I love spreadsheets and use them a ton but I have to agree, creating charts is hard

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    Comment #45612506

    Getting a 404 from that link

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    Comment #45601346

    With data intensive Go applications you eventually hit a point where your code has performance bottlenecks that you cannot fix without either requiring insane levels of knowledge o…

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    Comment #45570998

    cgroups aren't relevant here, I think. Not sure if that was just a typo, since you did mention namespaces in the first sentence. PID and user namespaces in particular are relevant …

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    Comment #45451963

    Engineers who are smart enough / talented enough, and who feel secure, can push back on security issues even if it will hold up a deal. This tells me that the most valuable enginee…

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    Comment #45433720

    It's really nothing like being drunk, not to say that you should try it though.

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    Comment #45397931

    SecureHyperTextShell (SHTS) I meant this in jest but now that I think about it, it actually could be a decent name (?)

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    Comment #45397899

    Doesn't /3 mean v3? I mean, for HTTP itself, doesn't the HTTP/3 == HTTPv3? If so, I don't see how this is any better than SSH3 - both SSH3 and SSH/3 read to me like "SSH v3"

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    Comment #45182658

    Genuine question: why is `curl https://trusted-site.com | sh` a security risk? Fundamentally, doesn't the security depend entirely on whether https is working properly? Even the st…

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    Comment #45149785

    > But why do you need serialization? Because the data structure on disk is not the same as in memory. Not always - in browser applications for example, there is no way to directly …

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    Comment #45149605

    Aren't the statically linked binaries just the remote client? i.e. they can't run containers on their own, right? In the past I think I wound up using https://github.com/mgoltzsche…

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    Comment #45102206

    Port detection? Thread management? These things have nothing to do with next.js right?

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    Comment #44948495

    My language is ClickHouse :P

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    Comment #44896751

    Go's %v leaves a lot to be desired, even when using %+#v to print even more info. I wish there was a format string to deeply traverse into pointers. Currently I have to import go-s…