Chu4eeno

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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
Didn't recaptcha v3 also do this? iirc the "silently monitor in the background" was part of the selling point.
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
You don't need to actually solve the PoW to bypass anubis, look up the source for the various "bypass anubis" browser extensions.
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
There's a ton of (known and reported, though google has made that difficult now) malicious extensions on the chrome web store, see e. g. https://palant.info/2025/01/13/chrome-web-store-is-a-mess/
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
I take it you either have a godly IP reputation, or you don't hit 90% of the current internet which is behind cloudflare, google, akamai, etc? They're pretty brutal in blocking non-browsers, I tend to have to add a lot of useless
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
didn't the capnproto author end up creating protobuf2? or am I mixing things up.
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
rust code tends to be incredibly slow unless you spend a ton of time optimizing (compared to other compiled languages, and contrary to popular belief).
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
Didn't the testifying UK academics explicitly say the current research was inconclusive?
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
Google's transformer paper was largely just stripping out parts of an earlier (now apparently largely forgotten) paper/model and running it on Google scale compute and data (which the original researchers obviously couldn't a
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
On the humans (vs. pangram) ability to reliably spot LLM generated content, there was an independent study: https://arxiv.org/html/2501.15654v1
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
> It was never science. There were credentialed academics running studies and contributing to the UI/UX design in KDE in the 2000s at least, though I guess your comment is true in the sense that (most) commercial software usually do
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
it's just Yet Another Chromium, like everything else.
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
You can also just add -fwrapv.
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
in C/C++ you have __builtin_add_overflow(), __builtin_sub_overflow(), __builtin_mul_overflow()
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
huh, why is "Positive-Sum" such an outlier when comparing grok 4.5 and GPT-5.6 Sol?
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
Fun fact, the frontier LLMs can (mostly) oneshot a realtime implementation of it (I got passable versions in both webgl and in c++ for a screensaver). They struggle with the "evolution"/variation part, though, so you mostly g
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
Most bots on reddit are too cheap to use LLMs, from when I moderated most seemed to just have harvested a bunch of old comments and links that they reposted.
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
I guess people aren't over the dead salmon study.
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
alternatively (single files only, though): https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/66739932-5e3f-45b6-adaa-9...
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
Or both, if you're distilling a model (which is already against ToS), why not go for gray/black market leaked API keys instead of paying full price. Or for the pirate open router service people, part of the "distillation&quot
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
Isn't Canada a secular state? I think the grandparents point was to separate plain old xenophobia from religiously motivated erasure of culture.
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
Two, don't forget the jews.
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
they also found a type confusion in firefox/ionmonkey, so you can go from random website to pwned very quickly.
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
fwiw, the firefox vulnerability seems to be CVE-2026-10702 (type confusion in the ionmonkey jit compiler): https://www.sentinelone.com/vulnerability-database/cve-2026-...
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
aseigo was the OG, «aseigo: the triumphs and travails of a shift-key-challenged KDE hacker» was his blog byline a couple of decades ago.
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
Except when it throws you into a reload loop. It's pretty buggy, and trivial to bypass. And contrary to grandparent, PoW only worked because it was a novel thing to work around, a simple "type human" prompt would've work
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
I'd say rust is the new Java, not Go. Complete with rewriting everything in the trendy memory safe quasi-portable language that is faster than (poorly written) C in your personal microbenchmarks.
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
Weren't they required by a court to keep everything, despite the privacy policy etc.? Or am I mixing up my companies in constant law battles.
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
It wasn't very surreptitiously, Google very loudly bought Android Inc. for 50 million in 2005, two years before Apple ripped of the phone that won the iF Design Award in 2006, the LG Prada.
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
We need to force the entire world to switch to Esperanto written in pure ASCII for reduced carbon emissions from glyph layout algorithm overhead and peace and unity.
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by Chu4eeno 3mo ago
To cite the famed Russian philosopher Norm Macdonald; "Scripture. Faith. Grace. Christ, Glory of God. Smart man says nothing is a miracle. I say everything is."

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