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w23j

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    Comment #48167221

    CTF stands for Capture the Flag. So with that definition you have exactly zero more information about the article then without it. So I assume next you want a short description of …

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    Comment #48167173

    For people who are confused by this comment: lol = laughing out loud!

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    Comment #46352835

    That's the main reason, why I hope Google does not win this AI war.

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    Comment #46069980

    I mean the inner select uses "limit 1", right? So it will usually (but not always as I said in another comment) only delete and return a single task.

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    Comment #46069948

    We use a similar approach. Fun fact: A query like this will, once in a blue moon, return more than limit (here 1) row, since the inner query is executed multiple times and returns …

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    Comment #46069573

    This file from chapter 1 cannot be opened: arch/x86/kernel/entry_64.S ("Failed to load file"). It's also not visible in the directory tree on the left. (Oddly enough another commen…

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    Comment #42273617

    I would also really like to know that! It generally seems to be a thing in trading: https://databento.com/pcaps There is also this (though this page does not specify what pcap mean…

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    Comment #41640796

    "For this initial test I’ll be comparing the free version of ChatGPT to the free version of Google Gemini, that is GPT-3.5 to Gemini Pro 1.0." The free version of ChatGPT is 4o now…

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    Comment #39486768

    Thank you!

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    Comment #39482490

    It now says "GPT inaccessible or not found", when I follow the link. Would someone share the prompt here? I am also very interested.

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    Comment #39439937

    The removal of the parentheses does not change the behavior of the program. I guess that would not be considered "breaking" the code.

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    Comment #37857827

    I see. Thanks for taking the time to reply!

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    Comment #37855988

    I agree, I would prefer JSON (or YAML) for example for configuration files. That is for stuff that humans actually read. I was thinking about using JSON/XML as a data exchange form…

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    Comment #37855928

    I probably phrased my question poorly. Why would I use a tool which is not or poorly maintained for a probably already outdated version of a specs, when I can use something else, t…

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    Comment #37855674

    Can you name some of these reasons? Or give me link? Honest question!

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    Comment #37855662

    I haven't looked at JSON Schema in detail so please correct me if I am wrong, but I had the impression that the JSON Schema specification is still largely unfinished and evolving. …

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    Comment #37844943

    So true. Also becomes apparent from this sentence in the Hackerone report: "This report seems entirely correct and it hurts in my soul." and the blog: "[...] shipping a heap overfl…

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    Comment #37714479

    Great video! Thanks for the recommendation.

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    Comment #37641039

    Long running transactions can lead to an accumulation of dead tuples: https://brandur.org/postgres-queues

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    Comment #37585186

    > I suggest all HN articles must define all abbreviations and acronyms or be removed. I can't decide if you are joking? HR = Human Resources PC = Personal Computer HN = Hacker News…

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    Comment #36877816

    My problem with IntelliJ (which I used to love), is that with each release it becomes slower and slower, while adding a bunch of features that, following the law of diminishing mar…

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    Comment #35726414

    The people on the receiving end of this joke, are people who would think it's ok to do black face. Why is that racist?

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    Comment #33814073

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future