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Post #1425921 by @christian

taggr.link

security
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Foundation Models and Unix

vagos.github.io

Here are examples of use of foundation models in a UNIX-like environment. A model is defined...
Here are examples of use of foundation models in a UNIX-like environment. A model is defined as foundational when it has been trained on a very large/diverse dataset, and can be immediately used or fine-tuned for many downstream tasks. Most examples involve using classic and more recent UNIX utilities to glue togeth...

ai linux
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Ekapkgs, a poly-repo fork of Nixpkgs

nixcademy.com

nix
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GNU Octave

octave.org

math programming
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The Evolution of HTTPS Adoption in Firefox

attackanddefense.dev

We at Mozilla believe that people deserve privacy and one of the most important pieces of...
We at Mozilla believe that people deserve privacy and one of the most important pieces of web privacy is provided through ubiquitous encryption. Because of this, we shipped HTTPS-First by default as of Firefox 136 (March 4th). The mechanism upgrades all page loads to HTTPS and also includes an automated fallback to ...

browsers privacy security
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Wayback Machine

archive.org

pdf plt
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Empowering WebAssembly with Thin Kernel Interfaces

acm.org

linux wasm
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Shadowing in Python gave me an UnboundLocalError | nicole@web

ntietz.com

There's this thing in Python that always trips me up. It's not that tricky, once you...
There's this thing in Python that always trips me up. It's not that tricky, once you know what you're looking for, but it's not intuitive for me, so I do forget. It's that shadowing a variable can sometimes give you an UnboundLocalError! It happened to me last week while working on a workflow engine with a coworker....

python
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interaction nets

xxiivv.com

plt
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Building native packages is complicated

xeiaso.net

programming
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Giving up the dylib dream

octet-stream.net

programming
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Why do I run FreeBSD for my home servers.

aumont.fr

freebsd
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Framework 13 AMD Setup with FreeBSD

euroquis.nl

freebsd hardware
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Hoster

gateway-it.com

freebsd virtualization
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There is no Vibe Engineering

serce.me

ai
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Dipping my toes in OpenBSD, in Amsterdam - ewintr.nl

ewintr.nl

openbsd
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Targeted advertising: the Autorité de la concurrence imposes a fine of €150,000,000 on Apple for the implementation of the App Tracking Transparency (“ATT”) framework

autoritedelaconcurrence.fr

Apple introduced the ATT framework in April 2021, when version 14.5 of the iOS and iPadOS...
Apple introduced the ATT framework in April 2021, when version 14.5 of the iOS and iPadOS operating systems was launched for its smart mobile devices. The ATT framework asks iPhone or iPad users, with a view to better protecting their privacy, for their consent to data collection on third-party applications in the i...

ios privacy
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Impromptu disaster recovery

fasterthanli.me

fasterthanlime Mar 28, 2025 40 min #kubernetes · #devops · #llm im-promp-tu (im-ˈpräm(p)-(ˌ)tü) made, done, or...
fasterthanlime Mar 28, 2025 40 min #kubernetes · #devops · #llm im-promp-tu (im-ˈpräm(p)-(ˌ)tü) made, done, or formed on or as if on the spur of the moment: improvised composed or uttered without previous preparation: extemporaneous Merriam-Webster On March 18th, 2025, I thought I would look into self-hosted project...

devops
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How to borrow memory

falsifian.org

compsci
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Crate-training Tiamat, un-calling Cthulhu:Taming the UB monsters in C++

herbsutter.com

c++
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JP's Website

thejpster.org.uk

retrocomputing rust
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Fjall 2.8

fjall-rs.github.io

databases rust
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SaaS Is Broken: Why Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC) Is the Future

thenewstack.io

devops
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Baseline implementations should be predictable - Paul Khuong: some Lisp

pvk.ca

I wrote Reciprocal because I couldn’t find a nice implementation of div-by-mul in Rust without data-dependent...
I wrote Reciprocal because I couldn’t find a nice implementation of div-by-mul in Rust without data-dependent behaviour. Why do I care? Like ridiculous fish mentions in his review of integer divisions on M1 and Xeon, certain divisors (those that lose a lot of precision when rounding up to a fraction of the form \(n ...

compilers math
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