code-scope
Re:SQLite is not a toy database
on Thursday March 25, 2021 @11:07AM (#26581177)
I use a different pattern. A lot sqlite files for diff purposes (UserSession, User Files, etc each store in separate files) This way diff threads of webserver can open/query/read/write a lot of files concurrently without any issue.
Re:EBPFSnitch: An eBPF based Linux Application Firewall
on Monday March 15, 2021 @11:38AM (#26467260)
Just block explorer.exe with windows firewall - if really needed just enable out going access for internal subnet only.
There is not need for explorer to access internet!
I only allow windows defender, firefox and chrome to access internet in my home computer setup all other apps are blocked unless truly needed.
If you block svchost.exe from internet access with windows firewall, it will block the windows update. Enable it once in a while to allow the windows update to go thru when you feel the need.
Re:A 1000-processor chip powered by an AA battery (2016)
on Monday February 15, 2021 @06:59PM (#26149347)
Maybe one can build/run Tensorflow stack on top of this with just customize the tensor sw on each node?
Or is the 16 bits CPU too limited for training operations?
Re:Israeli study finds 94% drop in symptomatic Covid-19 cases with Pfi...
on Monday February 15, 2021 @02:47PM (#26146429)
Anyone know if the similar mRNA process can be used to create vaccine for normal FLU virus.
Re:SolarWinds hack was 'largest and most sophisticated attack' ever: M...
on Monday February 15, 2021 @12:08AM (#26139318)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_United_States_federal_gov...
On December 8, 2020, the cybersecurity firm FireEye announced that red team tools had been stolen from it by what it believed to be a state-sponsored attacker.[106][107][108] FireEye was believed to be a target of the SVR, Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service.[27][109] FireEye says that it discovered the SolarWinds supply chain attack in the course of investigating FireEye's own breach and tool theft.[110][111]
After discovering that attack, FireEye reported it to the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA), a federal agency responsible for helping to defend the U.S. from cyberattacks.[1] The NSA is not known to have been aware of the attack before being notified by FireEye.[1] The NSA uses SolarWinds software itself.[1]
Re:A second look at "no code" tools (2019)
on Sunday February 14, 2021 @08:58PM (#26138208)
Agree, Remind me of GWT (google web toolkit) - Marketing message sounds very good: Let your Java Developer write java, GWT compile it into Javascript and run it on the webpage.
In reality, it only works for "hello world" with 2 buttons. Anything non-trivial requires developers who are experts in Java, Javascript and GWT compiler/translator which translate JAVA to javascript. Debugging machine generated code was hell.
Re:Nyuzi – An Experimental Open-Source FPGA GPGPU Processor
on Sunday February 14, 2021 @03:37PM (#26136038)
Very Cool project:
Love GPGPU, I git clone it and try to understand the code better here:
https://www.code-scope.com/s/s/u#c=sd&uh=0f2c2fa280a2&h=afe7a329&di=-1&i=38
Are you writing your own kernel from scratch? If so which CPU does it runs on - some embedded CPU inside FPGA?
In the mandelbrot.c code, it has following: #define vector_mixi __builtin_nyuzi_vector_mixi
How does it get translate to vector operations in FPGA? Where is the code implement the __builtin_*?
Re:DeepMind achieves SOTA image recognition with 8.7x faster training
on Sunday February 14, 2021 @03:07PM (#26135758)
Is there any (influence) SW framework that takes youtube video as input and split out object/timestamp as output?
Re:On navigating a large codebase
on Sunday February 14, 2021 @02:01AM (#26130284)
I have similar issue and wrote code-scope to tackle the same issue:
Check the demo screencast: https://www.code-scope.com/cs-demos.html
Document the bpfcc tools cross reference Linux Kernel source here:
https://www.code-scope.com/s/s/u#c=sd&uh=0f2c2fa280a2&h=a2f7c69d&di=35&i=60
It has fast source code search engine and can search any symbols, function in GBs of source base in milliseconds.
Re:Ask HN: Where are all the USB-C KVMs?
on Saturday February 13, 2021 @02:55PM (#26126211)
Probably not just keyboard, Mouse over USB, but also switching video over USB with just one USB-C cable.
That sounds like a great idea. Wonder how big the market would this be....
Re:A fake company to play around with spammers and you can use it too
on Saturday February 13, 2021 @02:42PM (#26126109)
Someone can enhance lenny's spammer chat bot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSoOrlh5i1k
to support:
Multiple voices, and pass the phone between Lenny, his nurse, family members, etc.
Create "Spammer Turning award" for the best Lenny spammer chat bot that can get caller stay the longest.
That will be the ethical AI project I love to support.