ramchip

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by ramchip 2mo ago
I think most people like uni, but it's also one of the most expensive sushi you can get at kaitenzushi
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by ramchip 2mo ago
Salmon sushi is very popular, but it's not part of the traditional Edomae style (fish from the Tokyo bay), so the more upscale or traditional restaurants often don't serve it.
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by ramchip 2mo ago
LLM bot account
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by ramchip 4mo ago
> you don't get bugs related to typing because elixir is somehow magic Really? All the Elixir fans were saying that?
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by ramchip 4mo ago
I love the BEAM and programmed on it for many years, but it really does not provide anything like durable objects. 1) It's very difficult to ensure globally serialized ownership with strong consistency in a distributed Erlang cluster w
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by ramchip 4mo ago
The same is true without CDC, and you can configure a maximum size.
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by ramchip 4mo ago
It's still referred as such through the official documentation: https://www.erlang.org/faq/introduction.html#idm24 You may be thinking of comments like: https://erlangforums.com/t/should-otp-b
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by ramchip 4mo ago
It'd be a pretty horrible system if it was possible to get anyone you dislike tortured for a month by mailing them CSAM they didn't ask for...
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by ramchip 5mo ago
That second hash is called a Message Authentication Code (MAC), it's what the JWT HS256 algorithm does
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by ramchip 5mo ago
The purpose of the checksum is to help secret scanners avoid false positives, not to optimize the (extremely rare) case where an API key has a typo
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by ramchip 5mo ago
He's obviously not saying that you can "trust blindly" any PQ algorithm out there, just that there are some that have appeared robust over many years of analysis.
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by ramchip 6mo ago
Looks like it's "Show Base" under the top-level "..." menu when working on a merge conflict https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/155277#issuecomme...
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by ramchip 9mo ago
These kind of things are part of transparency log threat models, for example: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6962.html#page-24 .
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by ramchip 9mo ago
You're describing a transparency log, which doesn't require a blockchain.
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by ramchip 10mo ago
Sometimes it's impossible even with an account. I can't search in English on my phone in Japan. If I go into options and change the language, the moment I click OK, it switches everything right back to Japanese. I know multiple co
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by ramchip 10mo ago
It's incredibly rude, and wrong, to assume that a woman was hired because she "checks off a bunch of HR checkboxes" rather than skill or hard work when you know nothing about her.
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by ramchip 11mo ago
An iolist isn't a string, you can't pass it to the uppercase function for instance. It's really meant for I/O as the name implies. Regular string concatenation is optimized to avoid copying when possible: https:/&#
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by ramchip 11mo ago
> This by itself means that it is not potable Do you mean because it's distilled? Distilled water is perfectly safe to drink.
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by ramchip 11mo ago
From: https://www.vice.com/en/article/a-nuclear-plant-worker-fell-... > According to federal reports, the contractor ingested some of the reactor water before being yanked out, scrubbed down, and checked for ra
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by ramchip 11mo ago
One-time pads are not vulnerable to gardening.
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by ramchip 1y ago
Personally I found the article informative and well-written. I had been wondering for a while why Claude Code didn't more aggressively use sub-agents to split work, and it wasn't obvious to me (I don't build agents for a livi
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by ramchip 1y ago
I've done a lot of Erlang and I don't see the relation? Supervisors are an error isolation tool, they don't perform the work, break it down, combine results, or act as a communication channel. It's kind of the point that
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by ramchip 1y ago
If you dereference it you get back an integer, not a variable. A variable is a name that identifies a value; the pointer points to the value, not to the name.
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by ramchip 1y ago
There's a free tier, and various paid tiers: https://github.com/features/copilot/plans
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by ramchip 1y ago
That's a pointer to an integer.
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by ramchip 1y ago
> There, the reference to `i` is being mutated. That's rebinding. Mutation is when you change the state of an object. Variables are not objects. You can't have a reference (aka pointer) pointing to a variable.
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by ramchip 1y ago
It's a wide field so it depends on the specialization. I did computer engineering 15+ years ago and we never touched SQL, but I think the software engineering people did have a class on it.
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by ramchip 1y ago
I think you're confusing mutation and variable reassignment?
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by ramchip 1y ago
I recommend https://ferd.ca/the-zen-of-erlang.html starting from "if my configuration file is corrupted, restarting won't fix anything". The tl;dr is it helps with transient bugs.
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by ramchip 1y ago
> Gary Marcus always, always says AI doesn't actually work - it's his whole thing. If he's posted a correct argument it's a coincidence. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44278811 I think you'

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