The column is measured in UTF-16 code units
In LSP, UTF-16 is not just for transport. Source locations are also referred to by their UTF-16 offset. That means applications are required to store a persistent mapping from UTF-16 offsets to whatever they use…
You don't get one, because UBI is an attack on your dignity as a worker. Unlike being laid off because AI replaced your department, that's very dignified.
> acknowledges the issue I don't see any acknowledgement in that text.
Without #[non_exhaustive], adding a variant is always a semver breaking change. With #[non_exhaustive], adding a variant is only a breaking change if that variant must be handled for the code to be correct. If the…
Once the fix is released, people will reverse-engineer it and use the exploit on pages that haven't updated yet. So they need to give time for infra people in all different time zones to wake up, learn about the…
No worries! :)
I don't understand why you're replying to me like that > You understand that ...? Yes I do
I remember seeing this back in January
DOJ sued Deloitte over DEI programs, they ended up settling for $21.5 million: https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/deloitte-pay-215-mi... Several state Attorneys General sent legal threats to 20 major law firms…
I personally found implementing an HTTP2 server from scratch quite difficult. The parsing and state machine was okay (and is also the easiest part to get from an external library), but correctly handling stream priority…
I'm a bit surprised the judges themselves didn't spot that it was AI. It immediately starts with things randomly appearing out of nothing. AI-generated fake footage in medical science is one of the things that worries…
New frontiers in genuine ink cartridge enforcement, I'd suggest patenting that before Canon and HP can
When writing GPU shaders it's not uncommon to use extensions like ".vert.glsl" = "vertex shader written in GLSL", ".frag.hlsl" = "fragment shader written in HLSL", etc.
Yeah, it's unfortunate but it seems very clear that the cheapest artstyle of the future will be whatever AI can output with minimal human editing or involvement. I've also been thinking about this for animation. I…
Firefox Android doesn't support WebGPU yet
Oh, that's really elegant! I've got a whitespace sensitive language of my own, and I think I'll change it to use that rule! Thanks! (Until now, I went with the standard approach: Remember the leading whitespace of the…
One could imagine an even smaller subset interpreter. It's an interpreter for a subset of Python, consisting only of the programs that print "Hello World". Since it doesn't do any error checking, for all other programs…
From what I have experienced, people justifying their own piracy usually think about it in terms of refusing to give unethical/monopolistic publishers money. The fact that it results in money not going to the author is…
But the person you are responding to didn't say "any and all borders are racist, including borders in your own home". You are the one misrepresenting their argument.
"Advocating open borders means you want to let random strangers live in your house" a truly genius argument. On par with "socialism means you want random strangers to use your toothbrush".
Your comment has three hands, that's the kind of collaborative communication style we should all aspire to. Personally, I suspect good writers will adapt in due time, not because they don't want to sound like AI, but…
> I made minor modifications post-generation (open question, probably enough) I don't think it would be enough. Compare for example the case where the US copyright office ruled that assembling AI-generated images and…
"The website search company sells a tool to make websites", just another entry in the looooong list of Google's conflicts of interest
I would like to know too, but the author's Github account seems to have been deleted, and the crates.io releases have been completely deleted too (not just yanked) so it seems impossible to view the file :/
The column is measured in UTF-16 code units
In LSP, UTF-16 is not just for transport. Source locations are also referred to by their UTF-16 offset. That means applications are required to store a persistent mapping from UTF-16 offsets to whatever they use…
You don't get one, because UBI is an attack on your dignity as a worker. Unlike being laid off because AI replaced your department, that's very dignified.
> acknowledges the issue I don't see any acknowledgement in that text.
Without #[non_exhaustive], adding a variant is always a semver breaking change. With #[non_exhaustive], adding a variant is only a breaking change if that variant must be handled for the code to be correct. If the…
Once the fix is released, people will reverse-engineer it and use the exploit on pages that haven't updated yet. So they need to give time for infra people in all different time zones to wake up, learn about the…
No worries! :)
I don't understand why you're replying to me like that > You understand that ...? Yes I do
I remember seeing this back in January
DOJ sued Deloitte over DEI programs, they ended up settling for $21.5 million: https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/deloitte-pay-215-mi... Several state Attorneys General sent legal threats to 20 major law firms…
I personally found implementing an HTTP2 server from scratch quite difficult. The parsing and state machine was okay (and is also the easiest part to get from an external library), but correctly handling stream priority…
I'm a bit surprised the judges themselves didn't spot that it was AI. It immediately starts with things randomly appearing out of nothing. AI-generated fake footage in medical science is one of the things that worries…
New frontiers in genuine ink cartridge enforcement, I'd suggest patenting that before Canon and HP can
When writing GPU shaders it's not uncommon to use extensions like ".vert.glsl" = "vertex shader written in GLSL", ".frag.hlsl" = "fragment shader written in HLSL", etc.
Yeah, it's unfortunate but it seems very clear that the cheapest artstyle of the future will be whatever AI can output with minimal human editing or involvement. I've also been thinking about this for animation. I…
Firefox Android doesn't support WebGPU yet
Oh, that's really elegant! I've got a whitespace sensitive language of my own, and I think I'll change it to use that rule! Thanks! (Until now, I went with the standard approach: Remember the leading whitespace of the…
One could imagine an even smaller subset interpreter. It's an interpreter for a subset of Python, consisting only of the programs that print "Hello World". Since it doesn't do any error checking, for all other programs…
From what I have experienced, people justifying their own piracy usually think about it in terms of refusing to give unethical/monopolistic publishers money. The fact that it results in money not going to the author is…
But the person you are responding to didn't say "any and all borders are racist, including borders in your own home". You are the one misrepresenting their argument.
"Advocating open borders means you want to let random strangers live in your house" a truly genius argument. On par with "socialism means you want random strangers to use your toothbrush".
Your comment has three hands, that's the kind of collaborative communication style we should all aspire to. Personally, I suspect good writers will adapt in due time, not because they don't want to sound like AI, but…
> I made minor modifications post-generation (open question, probably enough) I don't think it would be enough. Compare for example the case where the US copyright office ruled that assembling AI-generated images and…
"The website search company sells a tool to make websites", just another entry in the looooong list of Google's conflicts of interest
I would like to know too, but the author's Github account seems to have been deleted, and the crates.io releases have been completely deleted too (not just yanked) so it seems impossible to view the file :/