shuringai

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by shuringai 5y ago
i would rather wait even seconds for a page to load than having my cache bruteforced
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by shuringai 5y ago
so... it's a screeps copy?
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by shuringai 5y ago
back then IT was not the workhorse of 95% of modern life, and only a handful of physicists needed computers for very niche usecases that needed next to nothing in resources
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by shuringai 5y ago
p2p networks are rarely planar
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by shuringai 5y ago
question, you mention "no more AST parsing" as a selling line for semgrep. Isn't this actually a bad thing for a staric analyzer, as ASTs are actually... abstract, and closer to the real logic of what the code does? I know an
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by shuringai 5y ago
*github, not google my bad
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by shuringai 5y ago
This is much better alternative to codeQL used by google and does not use a shameless registration-only model! Thanks for sharing
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by shuringai 5y ago
how is this different than blackhats contributing to general awareness of web security practices? Opensource considered secure just because its up on github is no different than plaintext HTTP GET params being secure just because "who
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by shuringai 5y ago
The clickbait article makes people believe "you can create 3d models of ANY 2d object" but in reality, this would only come down to cars, cats and human faces. We have only so much datasets that are suitable for a GAN.
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by shuringai 5y ago
I do use and like both fastapi and pydantic but this situiation is something they brought to themselves by adopting experimenral features into their mainline code and sell it as production ready. Python designers are not responsible for tim
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by shuringai 5y ago
and what is the problem with that? "Single guy made a good looking and so far working product in only 59 commits since september" is a different way to present the same facts.
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by shuringai 5y ago
"Still people want to create more distributions instead of actually implementing missing features in the existing distributions" If people would document their stuff and would bother to give the slightest hint what should be done
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by shuringai 6y ago
i cannot believe you made a marketing stunt out of his situation for your shitcoin
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by shuringai 6y ago
users can already get this behaviour by setting 2 values in about:config why is this presented as new feature? mozilla laid off devs to start making marketing stunts?
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by shuringai 6y ago
it seems like every time one company of the technofeudalist leaders got itself into a scandal, fanboys tend to forget the previous ones. When did apple become the "lifestyle brand", the good guys? Not so long ago HN was full of th
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by shuringai 6y ago
have you used fiat investment apps lately? if you dont want monolithic hedge funds close trading and sell your assets without your concent and then wipe any negative speech of the fact from the app store, stick to cryptocurrencies
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by shuringai 6y ago
sorry OP but this just means that since '97, UX evolved faster than a human can follow (as usual in tech) and you are just out of touch with current trends. UX is still of the same, if not better importance as a decade ago (remember th
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by shuringai 6y ago
why "duck" though?
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by shuringai 6y ago
and in return, brave replaces your urls with their affilate links. no thanks i'll took the hassle to open tor browser on an ipfs client
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by shuringai 6y ago
this won't be a question of what the user wants to do with these parts. I bet it won't even be accessible for common programmers. Applications will simply constantly racing between each other and reprogram the field programmable p
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by shuringai 6y ago
systemd-run -p DynamicUser=true <yourcommand>
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by shuringai 6y ago
did secret sharing really needed a new clickbait name? or OP just thought he reinvented the wheel?
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by shuringai 6y ago
Block ciphers are modelled formally as indexed permutation groups, which you do round-by-round, irrespective of the mode of operation. ShiftRows and SubBytes heavily impact this formal model while the mode of operation is not. Your thinkin
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by shuringai 6y ago
They are not the core team, just a part of the team who had personal conflicts with pancake (the main guy). The core team is still at r2
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by shuringai 6y ago
You can sell it to others. Zerodium buys 0days for 10 times or more than the original bounties. https://zerodium.com/program.html
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by shuringai 6y ago
While I do share your frustration on linux gaming I thought to give sound to the opposing side who simply had this coming oit of a risk analysis. TL;DR - it's indeed much easier to cheat on linux After decades of fighting wars with cra
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by shuringai 6y ago
Las Vegas also has a shitton of electric waste, how about we start suddenly going green with that? How is it that people only care about green earth when the target is the smallest slice of the pie?
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by shuringai 6y ago
they had me on the first part then it became clear the article is just a book advertisement
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by shuringai 6y ago
> preach about the open web and breaking the habit of forcing publishers to pay in order to survive > "solution" is a pro-only subscription model
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by shuringai 6y ago
bangladeshi click farms[0] are cheaper to use to bypass captcha than renting residential proxies to solve PoW. Also image captcha cannot scale automatally in difficulty (as an incident response) but PoW can (see how bitcoin adjusts with the

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