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by f_devd 11mo ago
> Btrfs still can't either give an accurate answer to `df -h`, or repair a damaged volume. > In my personal experience, writing to a full volume corrupts it irretrievably 100% of the time, and then it cannot be repaired. While I
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by f_devd 11mo ago
This is incorrect, quoting Linux 6.7 release (Jan 2024): "This release introduces the [Btrfs] RAID stripe tree, a new tree for logical file extent mapping where the physical mapping may not match on multiple devices. This is now used i
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by f_devd 11mo ago
Depending on what you're trying to teach, I would think something like these would be nicer to read (but with minimal dependencies): https://github.com/jackkolb/TinyRSA or https://github.com/i40478
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by f_devd 11mo ago
I believe RAID5/6 is still experimental (although I believe the main issues were worked out in early 2024), I've seen reports of large arrays being stable since then. It's still recommended to run metadata in raid1/raid1
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by f_devd 11mo ago
FYI XFS is not redundant, also RAID usually refers to software RAID these days. I like btrfs for this purpose since it's extremely easy to setup over cli, but any of the other options mentioned will work.
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by f_devd 11mo ago
You are probably right, although it's not similar to a GAN at all, it is significantly more like diffusion (although maybe not latent, the main reason I assumed so is because the "features" are passed-through but these can ju
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by f_devd 11mo ago
I realize this may be satire (Poe's law and all). But I disagree 'hamburger' should get protected status, in anything except the exact quotation without clear prefix/suffix. "Vegetarian Hamburger" (in near-equa
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by f_devd 11mo ago
Pretty interesting architecture, seems very easy to debug, but as a downside you effectively discard K-1 computations at each layer since it's using a sampler rather than a MoE-style router. The best way I can summarize it is a Mixtur
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by f_devd 1y ago
This is what GP eludes to, the original dataset has many similar reference images (i.e. the common mode is the same), and the LatentCSI model is tasked to reconstruct the correct specific instance (or a similarly plausible image in case of
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by f_devd 1y ago
> Anyone of age can make an anonymous age attribute faucet [1] for anyone to use. That it's not technically a bug doesn't make it any less trivial to circumvent. I wouldn't expect the public or even the Commission to make
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by f_devd 1y ago
> This is misleading. They are merely exploring options that may allow for issuer unlinkability, but they are actually implementing a linkable solution based on standard ECDSA.. The repository we're commenting on has the following i
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by f_devd 1y ago
> United States to implement a reliable ZKP age verification system (my emphesis) Realistically at least 3-4 years, assuming they want to keep the same goals as eIDAS. I think the (software) implementation will be the least costly par
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by f_devd 1y ago
I don't know the specific ZKP variant if that's what you mean, but the general architecture of the system is best described in the 38C3 talk from earlier this year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKtklN8mOo0 Ther
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by f_devd 1y ago
I've posted this as a response but I'll post it again since it seems like a lot of people are confused about the project: This project is not THE digital wallet, it is an early prototype of the wallet (which can be criticized for
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by f_devd 1y ago
If you read the guidelines they actually want to implement a double-blind approach with ZKPs, which imo is significantly better than a challenge-response pub key system in term of privacy. If you're not familiar this would mean the ver
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by f_devd 1y ago
To be fair Microsoft has put the most effort[0] of any US company I've seen in order to try and work around the issue. Not that I would choose it. [0]: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/trust-center/privacy&#x2F
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by f_devd 1y ago
In general there has been a lot of progress going to embassy from consumers, but it would be a lot better if support also came from chip manufacturers. Only Espressif is currently explicitly funding rust embedded (primarily their own platfo
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by f_devd 1y ago
At least that will self-decompose, reactive chemicals aren't usually a problem
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by f_devd 1y ago
If you're just looking at the website, do note that most (if not all) people are unconfirmed but show "supports" due to the leaked country position (hover over the pill/flag).
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by f_devd 1y ago
I would agree their claim is a bit early, but I think a key difference between those you mentioned and CBOR is the stability expectation. Protobuf/Parquet/etc are usually single-source libraries/frameworks, which can be chang
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by f_devd 1y ago
Only extension system, but honestly I've never missed it in 3y of usage coming from nvim.
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by f_devd 1y ago
I actually had the same issue getting rejected for SES since I didn't have any reputation or something and ended up re-implementing the SES (and SNS) api for use with a regular IMAP/SMTP server, I intended to clean it up and open-
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by f_devd 1y ago
Except it's not actually being used anymore [0] with the original operations, scope and data all being documented publicly. That's the downside of referencing 7 year old articles. [0]: https://algoritmes.overheid.nl&#x2
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by f_devd 1y ago
It's really not worth my time finding the research for every single fallacious claim made; the Netherlands is not in the top 10 for physical or digital surveillance[0], nor is it likely get close to China or USA even if they wanted[1]
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by f_devd 1y ago
This seems demonstrably false, e.g. GFW of China, and similar cases of effectively the entire country being under surveillance: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1290708/top-surveilled-c...
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by f_devd 1y ago
You have to assume the country in question follows has a Rule of Law. You're argument also works against the US as of recently, less so against Germany.
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by f_devd 1y ago
Just to confirm, you believe the local media as perceived by their population (& by extension social media) has the same power to push back on policy in the DPRK as the EU?
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by f_devd 1y ago
I know a few examples of upcoming far right, who are the upcoming far left?
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by f_devd 1y ago
> There is also a new NFC proposal ( again my google fu is not helping ) that allows multiple NFC card / tags to be read at the same time This is already in standard NFC-A/B, usually just called the 'collision avoidance&#x
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by f_devd 1y ago
Depends on what is desired, in this case it would fail (through the `?`), and report it's not a valid HTTP Uri. This would be for a generic parsing library that allows for multiple schemes to be parsed each with their own parsing rules

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