Chu4eeno

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by Chu4eeno 2mo ago
As exposed in the recent indictment, their analytics submits everything you do in Edge with your unique ID to them, so they can track every site you visit and everything you do on them, down to hotel reservations. Windows and everything els
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by Chu4eeno 2mo ago
From the commit: The last compiler update unfortunately does not work on mips64el, with clang 22 built with clang 19 being apparently functional, but clang 22 rebuilt with the previous clang 22 hitting deterministic SIGSEGV on
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by Chu4eeno 2mo ago
I thought you were joking, but that seemingly was the argument.
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by Chu4eeno 2mo ago
Apparently not enough focus to sit down and check if the studies were comparable (time and cohort)...
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by Chu4eeno 2mo ago
Yes, I'm assuming it must be implemented on purpose unless it broke everything, and monitored for unused addresses. Could be some funnyman trying to reimplement ettercap.
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by Chu4eeno 2mo ago
This report seems almost naive to me. Huge LLMs like this seem to have various assistant personas they roleplay as, and mirror the user quite closely (the system prompt instructs it repeatedly to adapt to the user).
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by Chu4eeno 2mo ago
I doubt it, Claude tends to mirror my usage of slurs (and I have memory off). Grok, on the other hand, will lecture for several paragraphs even if I just ask it to summarize something impolite.
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by Chu4eeno 2mo ago
Apps can just read your root disk UUID on iOS (with no permissions), iirc?
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by Chu4eeno 2mo ago
They're already unpersoning left-leaning journalists, look up Hüseyin Doğru.
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by Chu4eeno 2mo ago
Microsoft (in)famously fired all their QA people like a decade ago.
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by Chu4eeno 2mo ago
> The issue here is there is NO single system API for looking up user account entries on Linux. Yes there is, and you answered in the next line, it is implemented in libc. If you want to check authentication use libc don't try to im
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by Chu4eeno 2mo ago
Based on the source country distribution I'd say it's more likely the standard Android residential VPN SDKs embedded in free apps.
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by Chu4eeno 2mo ago
Gemini is absurdly bad with hallucinations, I don't understand why they don't just let people get the SynthID results directly instead of piping them through Gemini.
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by Chu4eeno 2mo ago
Looks much more Yandex-like than Pinterest-like, but I guess saying Google is ripping off a rival search engine would be bad.
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by Chu4eeno 2mo ago
> The Nordic countries are perhaps closer to the image you're painting. Personal tax information is famously public in Sweden, for example. It used to be much more open, with phonebooks and open tax records, but the last decades I t
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by Chu4eeno 2mo ago
> All FLOSS suffers from AI ingesting the code and being able to output work-alike programs to some extent You can also just set some LLM in a loop up with objdump and a C compiler and "copyright-wash" work-alikes of any propri
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by Chu4eeno 2mo ago
Yes, but it's an old known security gotcha people developing for Wintendo have to guard against.
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by Chu4eeno 2mo ago
Not in Wayland, the whole point of Wayland is to make stuff the X server + compositor + various other bits into the window manager.
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
Considering the author of the text was an LLM (100% AI generated, not assisted on Pangram), I don't think so.
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
> Qt everywhere maybe? As someone who picked the KDE side decades ago, I have to say that would be for the best.
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
I was expecting proper green threads (it's not like it's impossible in C, there's several C libraries for doing it).
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
> Fable was used in several iterations to test for security issues before each release. How? The point of Fable (vs. Mythos) is that it has extreme guardrails against doing e. g. security work, even mentioning "security" or &qu
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
The most esoteric I've seen from an LLM was this light rendering fix in a TempleOS game engine: https://gitgud.io/CrunkLord420/cyberchud/-/commit/c49879751c... Though it's still cheating with a
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
Did you actually manually review the 600k lines of code? And the reason LLMs tend to produce such insanely large codebases is partially what the comment you're replying to explained, they duplicate everything all over the place.
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
Considering wikimedia hosts what most people would consider porn (randomly came across a video of a couple going at it once) without any ability to filter it from the rest of the content/hide by default, it's not that surprising t
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
Why use relatively ancient models like whisper and not e. g. parakeet?
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
There's tons, Parakeet was the last I remember seeing which seemed to gain traction (independent lightweight implementations etc).
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
If it was faster but worse, maybe compare it to a smaller whisper model?
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
Yes, this is something almost all other anti-bot/fraud prevention solutions already does, and there are already bypasses developed simulating human mouse movement. I expect this will be effective for maybe a day.
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
there are already stuff to trick mouse movement profiling, since its used by other bot protection stuff.

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