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by GTP 1y ago
This doesn't seem to be using Wine though, as it requires Docker it's likely something lower level than a compatibility layer that translates syscalls.
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by GTP 1y ago
What you said is true, but this project is about replicating the experience, not the hardware. Maybe it will feel less magical, but the hacks you described were cool but needed due to HW limitations of the time. Using commodity hardware not
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by GTP 1y ago
Go on and be the one that reports it ;)
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by GTP 1y ago
It seems to me that the point is to induce the inflammation only when someone is exposed to a virus or developed a viral infection, not to have a persisting one. Just like you take antibiotics if you get a bacterial infection, but only for
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by GTP 1y ago
Wanted to look for this a while back. Thank you for sharing the link.
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by GTP 1y ago
The problem with changing email provider due to privacy concerns, is that most of your emails will still end up inside Google's or Microsoft's servers. I considered self-hosting my own email, as I already have a domain name. But t
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by GTP 1y ago
> Training can help to reduce failures, but it can never prevent failures, because even at the minimum, human err at scale is guaranteed Sure,and indeed the goal is to have better security, not prefect security. If you look for the perfe
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by GTP 1y ago
Elaborate. I can agree that spending big money on some fancy software may not add much than using Windows Defender, but as a company I would still have an AV active for when it comes the day that someone ends up opening a link in a phising
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by GTP 1y ago
By leaving my finger on the screen, I accidentally triggered an easter egg of two "cannons" shooting squares. Did anyone else notice it?
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by GTP 1y ago
While it's still a good idea for companies to have an endpoint protection software on their employees' machines, they should also invest in educating them. Users are the first line of defense, and knowing what you're doing an
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by GTP 1y ago
I also think on Linux it's just a matter of pressing shift in terminals, but I also ended up opening an unwanted developer tools window in Firefox countless times while copying strings between the browser and the terminal due to ending
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by GTP 1y ago
Depends. There must be some sweet spot there, since if it lasts too little, then it becomes frustrating to retry every few seconds.
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by GTP 1y ago
I don't understand what you mean
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by GTP 1y ago
LLM noob here. Would this optimization work with any MoE model or is it specific for this one?
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by GTP 1y ago
Why is being an adult relevant in any way?
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by GTP 1y ago
In this case it's easier: the command prompt doesn't start for some reason.
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by GTP 1y ago
Thanks for your reply. I indeed missed tha part that helps identifying emotions and their root cause, that's a crucial functionality that significantly changes the picture.
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by GTP 1y ago
Not a psychologist, but I have doubts that this is a more conscious and aware way of going through emotions. If you're so stressed about something that it makes you cry, this is a signal that there is something wrong that you need to c
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by GTP 1y ago
Your situation was very different than an app made as a joke, the joke being that Tinder would be used to cheat on your partner, while here a similar app does the opposite.
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by GTP 1y ago
AI generates a naked version of the pic :D
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by GTP 1y ago
Better, change it to "It was a match!" or "It's still a match!".
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by GTP 1y ago
Or, they could attempt that convoluted plan to have a legal third mandate by electing a president and vice that then resign to appoint Trump.
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by GTP 1y ago
Yes, I happened to study how the Fiat-Shamir transform works a couple years ago, but I only saw it in the context of using it to transform an interactive zero knowledge proof into a digital signature scheme. So, if the prover can know befor
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by GTP 1y ago
You started your comment with a correct distinction, but got the wrong conclusion. Asking if somthing is random is actually a question about the process used to obtain some value and not the value itself. If I ask you if 42 is a random nu
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by GTP 1y ago
So, in the end, what is the core concept of the attack? Were they able to generate a program (maybe exloit the fuzzyness of the distinction between data and program to generate a program) that contains the hash of itself? I doubt that this
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by GTP 1y ago
I understand that this is the claim being made, but I think I'm still missing what is the attack's heart. From the article, it seems to boil down to "if you use a malicious program, then Fiat-Shamir is broken". But to me
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by GTP 1y ago
And checking the validity of a certificate involves checking a signature of... The certificate's hash. If you can break the underlying hash function, then the trust chain is broken.
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by GTP 1y ago
The article is lacking a lot of details, so maybe I'll check the paper if I have the time in the coming days. But, my understanding from the article is that this attack works by breaking a premise of the considered protocols that doesn
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by GTP 1y ago
These options just serve different needs. It's not that one way is right and the other is wrong, it depends on one own's preferences. I'm in the Android and Linux camp in part for the reason your friend says (but there's
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NRF54L15 Electromagnetic Fault Injection(blog.syss.com)
1 points by GTP 1y ago|0 comments

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