How do you expect Mozilla to make enough money from just Firefox to survive if Google ever decides to stop paying them for being the default search engine?
It is absolutely great at binary analysis, as long as you give it a decompiler.
No, don't. There are many reasons why a user may want to move the temp dir somewhere.
It could very well be an actual reachable buffer overflow, but with KASLR, canaries, CET and other security measures, it's hard to exploit it in a way that doesn't immediately crash the system.
Personally, I just move SSH to a random high port on each of my public servers. Works like magic, no more log noise.
https://simonwillison.net/ is a pretty loud and moderate voice in the community. Also active on Lobste.rs: https://lobste.rs/~simonw But agree that there's an irrational level of tribalism on both sides.
I don't think it's about trying to handwave away the achievement. The problem is that many AI proponents, and especially companies producing the LLM tools constantly overstate the wins while downplaying the issues, and…
Lobste.rs mostly are what HN used to be, with less focus on startup culture and more focus on hacking.
Microsoft tried with UWP. Developers mostly refused, for various reasons.
> Microsoft doesn't have a very good track record with security or privacy. That's a very unfair assessment. In many areas, Microsoft services and Windows are better protected than most alternatives (e.g., disk…
You can just turn off Defender using a group policy.
True for the popular subreddits, but there are occasional niche communities that imo managed to keep the forum vibe (e.g., r/progmetal, r/cpp).
That's hard to implement, because typically, constructs like this will be the result of various previous passes (macro expansion, inlining, dead code elimination,...), typically it's not written by the user directly.
Have you tried Kagi?
Microsoft also has many engineers working on compilers, with open positions - MSVC, C#, F#, CLR, rustc and other projects.
Huh? Other than borowing some of the syntax, Typst is completely unrelated to markdown.
Uh, what? Dang is an incredible moderator. I sure hope HN won't get any closer to Reddit, the discussions here tend to be much more interesting - if anything, mediocrity is the result of influx of Reddit users to HN.
Containers feel like a much more useful feature to me than profiles - I don't wanna open a new window for each website that I want to isolate from my main session, but with containers, it's trivial.
My personal issue with SPAs is that the experience is often not really better than the old school way, it's just the the issues and failure modes are different. SPAs tend to be slower to load, break platform conventions…
> A form submission is not just a post submit. Can be. And still work better than a lot of JS-heavy monstrosities.
Yes, if looking at the right places. :) https://help.kagi.com/kagi/company/hiring-kagi.html """ Core Front-end Team (we are currently full, check back later) - Passion for creating delightful and swift user interfaces.…
Also related to the article, PowerShell has PSReadLine, which implements a pretty reasonable text editor, including selection, copy/paste, classic keybindings such as Home/End/Ctrl-arrows, sane multiline command…
`dumpbin /dependents` gives similar information. I use the following PowerShell function to get output that's a bit closer to ldd: function ldd($ExePath) { $Dumpbin = gi "C:\Program Files*\Microsoft Visual…
The discussed issue is not related to any meaningful difference between Windows and Linux – Crowdstrike used a kernel driver, apparently containing a serious bug, which took down the system, which is something any…
Not a good comparison, given how bad of a track record in "adapting" the truth the vlang author has.
How do you expect Mozilla to make enough money from just Firefox to survive if Google ever decides to stop paying them for being the default search engine?
It is absolutely great at binary analysis, as long as you give it a decompiler.
No, don't. There are many reasons why a user may want to move the temp dir somewhere.
It could very well be an actual reachable buffer overflow, but with KASLR, canaries, CET and other security measures, it's hard to exploit it in a way that doesn't immediately crash the system.
Personally, I just move SSH to a random high port on each of my public servers. Works like magic, no more log noise.
https://simonwillison.net/ is a pretty loud and moderate voice in the community. Also active on Lobste.rs: https://lobste.rs/~simonw But agree that there's an irrational level of tribalism on both sides.
I don't think it's about trying to handwave away the achievement. The problem is that many AI proponents, and especially companies producing the LLM tools constantly overstate the wins while downplaying the issues, and…
Lobste.rs mostly are what HN used to be, with less focus on startup culture and more focus on hacking.
Microsoft tried with UWP. Developers mostly refused, for various reasons.
> Microsoft doesn't have a very good track record with security or privacy. That's a very unfair assessment. In many areas, Microsoft services and Windows are better protected than most alternatives (e.g., disk…
You can just turn off Defender using a group policy.
True for the popular subreddits, but there are occasional niche communities that imo managed to keep the forum vibe (e.g., r/progmetal, r/cpp).
That's hard to implement, because typically, constructs like this will be the result of various previous passes (macro expansion, inlining, dead code elimination,...), typically it's not written by the user directly.
Have you tried Kagi?
Microsoft also has many engineers working on compilers, with open positions - MSVC, C#, F#, CLR, rustc and other projects.
Huh? Other than borowing some of the syntax, Typst is completely unrelated to markdown.
Uh, what? Dang is an incredible moderator. I sure hope HN won't get any closer to Reddit, the discussions here tend to be much more interesting - if anything, mediocrity is the result of influx of Reddit users to HN.
Containers feel like a much more useful feature to me than profiles - I don't wanna open a new window for each website that I want to isolate from my main session, but with containers, it's trivial.
My personal issue with SPAs is that the experience is often not really better than the old school way, it's just the the issues and failure modes are different. SPAs tend to be slower to load, break platform conventions…
> A form submission is not just a post submit. Can be. And still work better than a lot of JS-heavy monstrosities.
Yes, if looking at the right places. :) https://help.kagi.com/kagi/company/hiring-kagi.html """ Core Front-end Team (we are currently full, check back later) - Passion for creating delightful and swift user interfaces.…
Also related to the article, PowerShell has PSReadLine, which implements a pretty reasonable text editor, including selection, copy/paste, classic keybindings such as Home/End/Ctrl-arrows, sane multiline command…
`dumpbin /dependents` gives similar information. I use the following PowerShell function to get output that's a bit closer to ldd: function ldd($ExePath) { $Dumpbin = gi "C:\Program Files*\Microsoft Visual…
The discussed issue is not related to any meaningful difference between Windows and Linux – Crowdstrike used a kernel driver, apparently containing a serious bug, which took down the system, which is something any…
Not a good comparison, given how bad of a track record in "adapting" the truth the vlang author has.