We verified a sandbox! Read more about it here: https://t.co/xN4icHrRaq
We built a prototype hypervisor capable of running Linux and proved, down to the machine code, that arbitrary guest code cannot modify host files. More to drop soon!
.@TxDOT plans to start widening the southern portion of its I-35 project (north of Buda to Ben White Blvd) THIS Tuesday (11/15.) 🤬
https://t.co/1Za2IE4ASR
just made a "decentralized" "alternative" to twitter; everyone should go "join" it
to make an account: fork https://t.co/vv271yPEMr
to tweet: git commit --allow-empty
to follow someone: git remote add <alias> <their fork url>
to retweet: git cherry-pick <their "tweet">
THREAD. Two Harvard professors published an academic article calling for 500,000 more armed cops, who they say will arrest 7.8 million more people per year. The article reveals alarming flaws in elite academia at a time of rising fascism. This is one of my most important posts.
For 60 years, car advertising has programmed us to think that driving is freedom; that driving — even reckless driving — is a symbol of status & power. But what if a car marketing vet (@tomflood1) used his skills to highlight the insanity of car culture? https://t.co/JedelNglAq
@timmisiak@wesleywiser Maybe you can do something by implementing pointers as a template class holding a pointer with a template param specifying the level of indirection? Then P<T, n>::operator-- can return P<T, n-1>& or something. Internally the Struct can hold a void* and P<T, 1> can cast to T*
@github copilot, with "public code" blocked, emits large chunks of my copyrighted code, with no attribution, no LGPL license. For example, the simple prompt "sparse matrix transpose, cs_" produces my cs_transpose in CSparse. My code on left, github on right. Not OK.
The mindset is changing! An idea that once sounded “impossible” is making its way into the mainstream - and is supported by numerous candidates for office in Austin!