Hooking code you don’t own is typically playing with fire. Because Microsoft wrote the code, they’re generally in a better position to understand when it is safe to do so.
California's pretty big, possibly too big, and the dense population centers in the Bay Area and SoCal may be dominating state-level politics at the expense of regions with different economic and political interests.
Which seems like a reasonable way to go about it? If you’re in California and taking advantage of the benefits the state offers, you should be contributing towards it?
Are sandbox profiles (or how to use them) officially documented anywhere (as non-deprecated)?
They just got burned by the documented usage of sandbox_init() going away (which didn’t even get a mention in the release notes), I can understand why they’d be unexcited about moving to a different deprecated/undocumented API.
Who is "they" ? AFAIK the OpenSSH team focuses on the OpenBSD version and others people/teams use the new releases to create/update a portable version.
So I think it would be up to the team that ports it to Apple, so I think the "Apple Team" is the ones who would worry about sandboxing.
It's 50 pages and cites this other paper in the same repo:
OpenAI. An explicit power saving for the exact discrete Fourier transform.
Here's a random excerpt:
8.3 The middle transform and the final permutation
The factor QFt in (35) can be computed from a cyclic convolution and two pointwise phase multiplications. The chirp identity below performs the frequency change in Q without applying Q as a separate permutation of the array. The second identity shows how the retained source permutation R cancels when computing a convolution. Here ∗ denotes cyclic convolution on the product of the coordinate groups and a dot denotes coordinatewise multiplication.
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