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That's great. I love that for you. Please leave me alone.

Surprisingly, cherry-picked examples to prove a point are cherry-picked examples to prove a point.

It's a conscious design choice. Doing that gets you considered a botnet/malware. I don't want Anubis to be considered a botnet/malware.

Anubis is not a cryptocurrency miner: https://anubis.techaro.lol/docs/user/frequently-asked-questi...

Anubis does this: https://anubis.techaro.lol/docs/admin/honeypot/overview

Getting in the maze influences your client's challenge difficulty.

Nix doesn't help when the issue is a compiler bug, sadly.

Patches welcome. I'd love to do protein folding too.

Sadly my initial test case is binaryen which has 290 compilation units. I will try though.

Thank you, this will be very useful.

This might be the first time in my career I have genuinely found a compiler bug. I've been operating under the axiom of "don't assume it's a compiler bug, assume you're fucking it up somehow". When you get to the point that disabling ASLR makes it consistent intra-host I think I've won the right to at least suspect a compiler bug is at play.

I'll go file it upstream after work today.

iOS Lockdown Mode also implements this configuration.

I'll try and make a minimal reproduction case and file a bug. Do you know if any tooling that can take a binary and fuzz it down to a minimal reproduction set?

Tell me the flags I'm missing then: https://github.com/TecharoHQ/anubis/blob/Xe/wasm4/utils/wasm...

But the incompetent far outnumbers the competent and they've been seeing AI and datacentres as symbols of the forces that are harming their ability to feed their families. An easy way out of this is universal basic income and universal mortgage/rent freezes now.

A few things (written on my phone, forgive the SEO list):

* One idea per sentence, more than one tends to make massive run-on sentences that go too far.

* Removes irrelevant details. Why does it matter that a Guardian article was the thing that gave the writer the missing link?

Essentially the trick is to take your ideas down to the bare minimum required to express them portably and then write that. It makes things much easier to write (you don't have ans many words to put in the document) and the end result is much easier to read (there's less irrelevant details to scan through).

This was hard to read; the writer really did not come from the school of succinctness. If the writer is reading this, please try making an edit where you remove as much of the fluff and rephrase sentences like:

> When I read this detail, tucked away near the end of a Guardian article, I winced to see another of my predictions come true; that the ‘Butlerian Jihad’ would soon enter public life not as mere literary metaphor, but as a kind of political vocabulary, one destined to spiral into paranoia and violence.

Into something like:

> This idea of the "Butlerian Jihad" horrified me. We are misunderstanding Herbert's subtle warning about humans being forced to become like machines as a rallying cry against AI companies. I fear that this will lead to paranoia and violence.

I think that if the entire article was edited like that it would be a lot more readable.

I end up thinking that conventional commits is a good idea because you can make tooling force people to at least put one iota of thought into what goes in a commit message. I've had to review so many commits with the subject "small fix" that was not in fact a small fix.

i hate computers

I have published a fix to the post, it should be live within a minute. Thanks!

https://github.com/Xe/site/commit/f846b489092412b8c1ef70bebd...

Who is going to stop the federal government from enforcing them as if they were laws?

Ask and you shall receive: https://xeiaso.net/shitposts/no-way-to-prevent-this/supply-c...

Bots don't execute JavaScript or follow complicated redirects.

Chinese youth have a term for this, neijuan: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=neijuan

This will finally let me make the monad library I've been dreaming of for years. Be afraid.

How do I as an iOS user permanently opt-out of your services before I get spammed to death with them?

What is your plan to prevent spam from bad actors?

How do you ban bad actors so they can't spam again?

Does a user have to initiate contact in order to have messages sent to them?

The dude bankrupted a casino.

They don't care about quality as long as it works enough. It's a clown show all the way through.

I've honestly been thinking of doing the same kind of thing for a while, but I need to make sure that my generator is exactly 69 lines of code like it currently is: https://github.com/Xe/site/blob/main/cmd/no-way-to-prevent-t...

go:generate is done at dev time, not at build time.