I have felt the same since Stable Diffusion came out. The thing is, things have value in society partly because human efforts were involved in its making. It's not just about the end result; people still go to concert…
I am already lifting weights regularly thank you. But it will not quell the disquietness of the mind. I suppose I can approach learning other hobbies with the same mentality: focusing more on self improvement than the…
I suppose this is what people who lost their job during the industrial revolution felt like. Except we at least got a warning shot, if that matters at all. Spending all of one's life in the prison that is schooling,…
I share the same thoughts. I think AI has reduced the value of human effort in a terrifying pace. Human identities are being stripped out, digitized and commercialized. There's no point in this struggle which gave life…
> I don't expect google to be able to see my activity. The incognito default tab says that your activities are still visible websites. The incognito mode even explains that other people using the same device won't see…
This is an unfair comparison. For starter this version too is unoptimized, so you need to compare this with the first Rust code, which is about the same size. Moreover a lot of the "bloat" that comes with Rust code…
I have spent some time with mathematical books from Dover publications and I recommend it to everybody else who is looking for good books on the subject. The contents, selection and cost are all very generous.
Do you have any articles that talk about how FreeBSD does memory management differently?
I suppose this is related? https://github.com/tc39/proposal-observable/pull/97
I don't get the point you're trying to make. Aren't std::memory_order's guarantees supposed to work with all support archs? The code in the OP does use memory fences. Are you implying that their implementation are…
I hardly feel that sub to be any different than other political subs. If anything, the insane censorship, hivemind of r/politics is more toxic. But I guess the latter is "quiet" so it's alright. No discussion makes the…
I used to use i3 and tmux for a time. Advantage (of using tmux on top of i3): When you spin up a new window with i3, it doesn't retain the previous's current working directory. There are some hacks to make it kind of…
Can you elaborate on what you mean by "what amounts to a built-in IDE"?
This is the link to the research paper ("Learning to protect communications with adversarial neural cryptography"): https://arxiv.org/abs/1610.06918
Each process can be ptraced by only once process at any time, so if the malicious program want to avoid debuggers, they can attempt a ptrace() on their own process. If it fails, they know they are being debugged.
If you are looking for 'computer science topic' knowledge, I don't think you should search a site 1) geared heavily towards math and 2) seeks to challenge participants (unlike cryptopals, which provides a guide) in the…
Using the same language is useful for avoiding duplicated code, personally I find these being duplicated often: * Form validation/data sanitisation code * Translation/internationalisation * Data (de)serialisation Also…
I meant "That's a first" as in it was a first for me. I've seen threads almost empty where the only comments are discussion why they are so empty, but that's usually within 5-6 hours of the thread creation. I've never…
10 hours, 89 points and 0 comments? That's a first.
I think what he means is "doing it using Unix command line utilities", like grep.
I found it impossible to debug very large scripts on Firefox. Searching for a string in the script is next to impossible, it would hang the interface for minutes. In Chrome it take seconds to do something similar, you…
Well, from what I know, sometimes you just have to have out of band communication, check the discussion in the comment here: http://250bpm.com/blog:70 It sounds like a necessary use case to me. While most people would…
I don't think message queues and signals serve the same use case. Signal could be used for out-of-band communication.
I don't think he dismissed the original argument ("Facebook is bad for you") at all, he's just commenting on the use of bad rhetoric and how it detracts from Stallman's goal of convincing people not to use Facebook. I…
I'm in the same boat, I didn't enjoy the writing at all and could not progress very far.
I have felt the same since Stable Diffusion came out. The thing is, things have value in society partly because human efforts were involved in its making. It's not just about the end result; people still go to concert…
I am already lifting weights regularly thank you. But it will not quell the disquietness of the mind. I suppose I can approach learning other hobbies with the same mentality: focusing more on self improvement than the…
I suppose this is what people who lost their job during the industrial revolution felt like. Except we at least got a warning shot, if that matters at all. Spending all of one's life in the prison that is schooling,…
I share the same thoughts. I think AI has reduced the value of human effort in a terrifying pace. Human identities are being stripped out, digitized and commercialized. There's no point in this struggle which gave life…
> I don't expect google to be able to see my activity. The incognito default tab says that your activities are still visible websites. The incognito mode even explains that other people using the same device won't see…
This is an unfair comparison. For starter this version too is unoptimized, so you need to compare this with the first Rust code, which is about the same size. Moreover a lot of the "bloat" that comes with Rust code…
I have spent some time with mathematical books from Dover publications and I recommend it to everybody else who is looking for good books on the subject. The contents, selection and cost are all very generous.
Do you have any articles that talk about how FreeBSD does memory management differently?
I suppose this is related? https://github.com/tc39/proposal-observable/pull/97
I don't get the point you're trying to make. Aren't std::memory_order's guarantees supposed to work with all support archs? The code in the OP does use memory fences. Are you implying that their implementation are…
I hardly feel that sub to be any different than other political subs. If anything, the insane censorship, hivemind of r/politics is more toxic. But I guess the latter is "quiet" so it's alright. No discussion makes the…
I used to use i3 and tmux for a time. Advantage (of using tmux on top of i3): When you spin up a new window with i3, it doesn't retain the previous's current working directory. There are some hacks to make it kind of…
Can you elaborate on what you mean by "what amounts to a built-in IDE"?
This is the link to the research paper ("Learning to protect communications with adversarial neural cryptography"): https://arxiv.org/abs/1610.06918
Each process can be ptraced by only once process at any time, so if the malicious program want to avoid debuggers, they can attempt a ptrace() on their own process. If it fails, they know they are being debugged.
If you are looking for 'computer science topic' knowledge, I don't think you should search a site 1) geared heavily towards math and 2) seeks to challenge participants (unlike cryptopals, which provides a guide) in the…
Using the same language is useful for avoiding duplicated code, personally I find these being duplicated often: * Form validation/data sanitisation code * Translation/internationalisation * Data (de)serialisation Also…
I meant "That's a first" as in it was a first for me. I've seen threads almost empty where the only comments are discussion why they are so empty, but that's usually within 5-6 hours of the thread creation. I've never…
10 hours, 89 points and 0 comments? That's a first.
I think what he means is "doing it using Unix command line utilities", like grep.
I found it impossible to debug very large scripts on Firefox. Searching for a string in the script is next to impossible, it would hang the interface for minutes. In Chrome it take seconds to do something similar, you…
Well, from what I know, sometimes you just have to have out of band communication, check the discussion in the comment here: http://250bpm.com/blog:70 It sounds like a necessary use case to me. While most people would…
I don't think message queues and signals serve the same use case. Signal could be used for out-of-band communication.
I don't think he dismissed the original argument ("Facebook is bad for you") at all, he's just commenting on the use of bad rhetoric and how it detracts from Stallman's goal of convincing people not to use Facebook. I…
I'm in the same boat, I didn't enjoy the writing at all and could not progress very far.