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by sysguest 3mo ago
well the article writes AS IF the whole intention was to: "get data for drone warfare" ...in 2021 (before the russian invasion...) but did we even EXPECT drone warfare to influence the war THIS MUCH back then? well not me -- I ac
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by sysguest 3mo ago
maybe that's where the irony starts?
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by sysguest 3mo ago
hmm so which sane country would 'import' this?
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by sysguest 4mo ago
maybe we can debate, but not arrive at conclusion?
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by sysguest 4mo ago
hmm maybe time to get into deno? I mean, the current "allow ANY filesys operation" can't cope with modern supply-chain attacks... with deno, you can specify folders/files that the execuble/library CAN touch (or CANN
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by sysguest 4mo ago
this for other cases, I can just wait more for my cpu/gpu/cloud to do the job
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by sysguest 4mo ago
idk maybe LLM people should only commit what they actually understand, only in bite-size (maximum few lines in few files) and with at least 1~5 tests that shows the edge cases drive-by 20-file pull-requests that ultimately end up costing ma
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by sysguest 4mo ago
> then both CSS and SVG are significantly more risky. how???
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by sysguest 4mo ago
temperature drops on mountain areas...
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by sysguest 4mo ago
well datacenters should go near power plants or cool mountain areas for ML training loads, it just doesn't make sense to build them near residential areas for few millisecs
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by sysguest 4mo ago
well deno has 'allow-read' 'allow-write' kind of permission, so if something tries to read from my ~/.ssh or other important folder, it can just block it even with blocking lifecycle scripts, the attacker could have
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by sysguest 4mo ago
well bun could 'gradually become deno': 1. add 'enhanced security mode' that's actually 'deno-compatible/like' (permissions, etc) 2. mark libs/executables/etc as 'enhanced security comp
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by sysguest 4mo ago
this we nodejs devs were just ignorant/lazy npmjs should mark libs "deno compatible" and move over to deno gradually for security
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by sysguest 4mo ago
yeah it's such a pity deno's security features could have made recent npm attacks moot...
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by sysguest 4mo ago
well benchmarks that's why if the numbers look good, I pick it up -- though whether the numbers actually hold in reality is... well something I should check... but won't due to laziness... I should check actual perf numbers... wel
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by sysguest 4mo ago
well even if it's "social function", do want to be labeled as retarded? I just can't imagine tainting my name by joining those scientology retards...
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by sysguest 4mo ago
damn I wonder how many scientology believers in intel actually believe in scientology... I mean, it shows how much intel agencies can "screen for high intelligence individuals" ?
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by sysguest 4mo ago
well it's really difficult to get internal temperature even to 70 celsius...
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by sysguest 4mo ago
well rust async is 'still evolving' right now it's better than being stuck, but it's not '100% polished' right now (though some crates do make the experience somewhat more polished: especially dtolnay's cr
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by sysguest 4mo ago
well that's not always the case - I live in place where you can jog with earphones at 2AM and only worry about drunk drivers (very rare) as a local, there was a lot of places that are "visible to foreigners but invisible to locals
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by sysguest 4mo ago
> I am so tired of worrying about & spending lots of time fixing memory leaks and crashes and stability issues. it would be so nice if the language provided more powerful tools for preventing these things. haven't used zig...(on
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by sysguest 5mo ago
this well... so obvious
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by sysguest 5mo ago
but... none of this justifies hiding price info...? I mean, it would only justify being expensive
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by sysguest 5mo ago
well people want to finish their work and go home, that's why I know HNers don't like "surveillance everywhere", but... if you're some law enforcement, every chance to get info means hours/days saved on your wo
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by sysguest 5mo ago
> Iran shown more restraint then Israel and USA against other countries > They played tit for tat. like... firing missiles at UAE...? launching drone to dubai tower? did India do anything to iran to get its ships fired upon? blocking
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by sysguest 5mo ago
hmm... maybe a 'write lock' on the directory? though this will become more hairy without timeouts/etc...
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by sysguest 5mo ago
> 2) but since you asked, they do, western media just refuse to show it but all you need to do is follow a bunch of israeli instagram accounts and you'll see more than enough sooner rather than later woah... big claims here! maybe y
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by sysguest 5mo ago
well where do YOU draw the line then? One side openly tries to do maximum death on everyone including infants (eg. fire random missiles, intifada, and the oct 7th attack) The other side at least tried their best NOT to attack back (expensiv
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by sysguest 5mo ago
> Israelis also rape, kill, and do other vile things to prisoners, innocent or guilty, who they imprison with or without charge. well but do israelis parade their dead rape victims openly? > When you make a ceasefire and then strike f
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by sysguest 5mo ago
hmm isn't the whole thing a continuation of "revenge against hamas's attack on Oct 7th 2023" ? hamas being a proxy to iran, I don't get why people think iran as some "peace loving, innocent country" well,

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