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smolsky
2y ago
It's difficult to find a succinct overview. Here is a slide deck buried among links: http://www.capstone-engine.org/BHUSA2014-capstone.pdf
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smolsky
2y ago
Oh, I thought this was an OSS remake Dune II. How sad... heh.
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smolsky
2y ago
OMG, I remember copying official 5.25 disks back in the 90s...
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smolsky
2y ago
Nice! P.S. who remembers the legendary Phrozen Crew cracks? They were minimal byte patches that often toggled a conditional jump in an MS-DOS app/game...
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smolsky
3y ago
Is there x86-x64 assembler? If so, I would have put that on the front page...
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smolsky
3y ago
LOL, shout out to SEN - I used his tool, Hiew back in 1994 for the first time. Good times. P.S. I still use it from time to time - it has a nice built-in assembler for x86/x86-x64.
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smolsky
3y ago
LOL, behold the MS-branded VNC!
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smolsky
3y ago
Did they fold the LSM idea? What about the single global namespace in which all records live?
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smolsky
3y ago
Oh, wow, that's right. That note is here: https://sqlite.org/src4/doc/trunk/www/index.wiki
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smolsky
3y ago
LOL, I remember compiling a tiny C program that sent a TCP packet to NT 4.0 to trigger a hang...
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smolsky
3y ago
All good critique. Not sure whether it's better to overload a command or force users to remember multiple ones... I used Mercurial 12 years ago before learning Git - it was a great stepping stone. I loved `hg` CLI as things made sense
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smolsky
3y ago
LOL, someone told me in an interview that they are a C++ expert. I asked them if that refers to their company, or the wider community, or the C++ Committee members or the C++ compiler frontend maintainers. It should be a science. It should
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smolsky
3y ago
Oh no... am I the only one disappointed that they made it fold the wrong way? I was hoping for a phone that's half the size of Pixel7 when folded...
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smolsky
4y ago
LOL, here is my C++ implementation of the same concept: https://github.com/os12/calc
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smolsky
4y ago
LOL, nice! I wrote something quite similar a few years ago: https://github.com/os12/calc
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smolsky
7y ago
For the ones too lazy to RTFA: VIII. CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE WORK In this paper we presented LightCommands , which is an attack that uses light to inject commands into voice-controllable systems from large distances. To
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smolsky
7y ago
She is the CTO. So, let's rephrase your statement: "If she were your boss, ...."
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smolsky
7y ago
CA voter here - I believe that's correct to an extent. This is a blue state so you cannot influence presidential election here. However, there are local policies/measures/propositions and that is why people turn up to vote.
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smolsky
7y ago
...and adjustments have been happening over many decades. That's why, say, California has many more electoral votes (55) than Montana (3). Yet it's still not completely proportional as California has about 40M people while Montana
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smolsky
7y ago
I think the word you are looking for is "quadratic".
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smolsky
7y ago
So, here a line from their "Consolidated Statements of Operations": Other income (expense), net: 139, (16), 4,993 The three numbers representing 2016, 2017 and 2018. The company is _only_ $997M down for 2018 because of tha
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smolsky
7y ago
Lyft, Uber, Yellow Cab, Local Shitty Cab.
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smolsky
7y ago
Well, the financials look shady to me: $900 loss and no plan in sight. Perhaps the IPO euphoria was that short-lived? Regarding the post-ipo crash - yeah, FB did that. Yet they turned a good profit soon after and then rebounded.
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smolsky
8y ago
Well, I would like to get a Model 3, yet I want Tesla to get glitches out of their production first. I am sure v2 will be much better (sw/hw issues, trim quality, gaps etc). And then they need to start all over with Model Y. What quali
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smolsky
8y ago
I don't think that is possible. I used early versions of IDA Pro on MS-DOS in 1996... and it had the core analysis and interactive disasm mode then. Ghidra seems to be based on this very concept, all the way down to the "XREF"
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smolsky
8y ago
Let's not forget https://www.radare.org which is trying to be a OSS IDA Pro.
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smolsky
8y ago
Yeah, I hear you. Yet all you (we) need to do is find a friend/colleague with a Model 3 and go to lunch/test-drive together. In fact, I would value my friend's frank opinion over a slimy car salesman's one.
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smolsky
8y ago
Not really, a Civic starts at 20K in the USA.
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smolsky
8y ago
...and yet I managed to knock the price down by 5K and 2K off MSRP when I bought my last 2 vehicles. So this destination charge is often a moot point with regular car brands/dealers.
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smolsky
8y ago
It's cheap in NorCal - my friend had a Model 3 delivered by a dude. Literally. A dude drove his car to his house and then called Uber. P.S. by "dude" I meant that the man just drove the car to the owner's place from thei
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