None4U

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by None4U 9mo ago
Discord removes the token from localStorage when the web app is open and it's in app memory, and places it back when you close the tab using the "onbeforeunload" event.
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by None4U 1y ago
Yeah, having the expansion rule operate on operators that are clearly not transitive serves no purpose (1 < 2 < 3 is at least a math notation)
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by None4U 1y ago
What are the odds you write a binary search that you'll use more than once instead of just running it and writing down the result?
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by None4U 1y ago
For Apple's own `container`[1], just remove the `--platform linux/arm64` part, like this: container run -it --rm -v "$(pwd):/workspace" ghcr.io/simonw/alpine-edit I did have to resize my terminal fo
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by None4U 1y ago
There was a post on HN a bit ago from someone who used o3 to find a vulnerability in the Linux kernel's SMB server, which this person is just saying should've been tried earlier and probably recently became possible
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by None4U 1y ago
The game https://corru.observer/ is a great example of a CSS-rendered 3D video game that runs fairly well on modern devices (even playable on mobile although it'll try to block you based on viewport size if you're
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by None4U 1y ago
There's already an element <hr> "horizontal rule" in HTML
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by None4U 1y ago
I imagine something like neither case (of getting arrested for such) would be good
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by None4U 2y ago
That some may consider FOIA a source of "government inefficiency", perhaps
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by None4U 2y ago
I suspect that means they wrote the memory parser using Claude (the Twitch description also mentions the LLM getting specific info)
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by None4U 2y ago
I doubt any of those are short enough to have their own tokens
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by None4U 2y ago
Today? Quite. Tomorrow?
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by None4U 2y ago
This ("software people to jailbreak them") is exactly the identity of the hackers who have been sued
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by None4U 2y ago
it will execute whatever script you pass it (immutable) and mutate whatever other files you pass it
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by None4U 2y ago
Distinction here is between "supports" and "production-ready on", not "x86-64" and "x86-64"
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by None4U 2y ago
Which, by the way, previously ended with "We expect others will defect as well." before the post was edited
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by None4U 2y ago
It is the Rust compiler, the article describes how the (Rust) compiler is first compiled without the Rust code in it and then used to bootstrap the final version which does have the Rust code in it
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by None4U 2y ago
More like buying a fridge and then the landlord stops paying for electricity suddenly
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by None4U 2y ago
People are not going to therapy if they're dead, and those hotlines are for helping people find local resources
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by None4U 2y ago
They tried that in Java and no one uses it...
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by None4U 2y ago
conhost.exe is the terminal, cmd.exe is the shell, this patch is in fact only currently used in conhost
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by None4U 2y ago
it's a joke, the name of the law is "Computer Fraud and Abuse Act"
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by None4U 2y ago
could also be "ago" in certain languages
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by None4U 2y ago
You mean the Zorin OS logo?
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by None4U 2y ago
> But which law makes it illegal to circumvent such systems? DMCA section 1201
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by None4U 2y ago
I think they are referring to the use of JS as a compile target
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by None4U 3y ago
Presto hasn't been used for years
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by None4U 3y ago
do you have HTTP links blocked?
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by None4U 3y ago
Perhaps HttpOnly wasn't as prevalent back then?
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by None4U 3y ago
My Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0" runs Android 4.2, and I use it to watch videos and play music when practicing piano or exercising

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