GrayShade

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Privacy Preserving DNS Telemetry in Debian PHP Packages(salsa.debian.org)
1 points by GrayShade 8mo ago|1 comments
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by GrayShade 9mo ago
The indexer was probably clangd, not Code itself.
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by GrayShade 10mo ago
It used to be like that, but they've changed it to a POST request a while ago.
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by GrayShade 1y ago
Hey! Sorry, I didn't get the chance to test it yet (like I promised when you launched), but can you say more about the rewrite? The title made me think you're porting it from Rust to another language :-).
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by GrayShade 1y ago
> I've written my own Git clients and have built a web server around Git repositories. I don't want to lose the hack-ability of Git. And they will keep working because the repository format isn't affected by the language g
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by GrayShade 1y ago
It doesn't say that: > In addition to redesigning and testing the Noctua fan grill, we also evaluated various other scenarios. These included replacing the NF-A12x25 with its G2 variant and incorporating an additional 8cm fan for ex
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by GrayShade 1y ago
If you're wondering why the differences in the image pairs under the sliders are so subtle, try loading the page in a Chromium-based browser.
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by GrayShade 1y ago
Not exactly the same thing, but see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_IceCat#Additional_security... .
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by GrayShade 1y ago
Who protects you when the packagers decide to trust a shady CA (adding it to the root store) because it's used by the distro's infra?
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by GrayShade 1y ago
To be clear, the EU is also pushing for encryption and hardware backdoors.
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by GrayShade 1y ago
I do think auto white balance is a little better these days. My old DSLR often had a strong magenta tint magenta in scenes with a lot of green (like forests). My new mirrorless camera from the same manufacturer no longer does that.
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by GrayShade 1y ago
> sites using Cloudflare now have an opt-in option to quickly block all AI bots, but it won't be turned on by default for sites using Cloudflare Do you have a source for that? https://blog.cloudflare.com/content-inde
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by GrayShade 1y ago
Yes, they have over the years, for example https://blog.cloudflare.com/residential-proxy-bot-detection-... , https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-bot-management-machin... , https://blog.cloudflar
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by GrayShade 1y ago
> I looked at their plugins, they're compiled into WASM and run in some VM. Maybe that's part of it? No. The ones I've looked just set up stuff, like launching a language server. They shouldn't be involved in typing.
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by GrayShade 1y ago
On my system (Linux, 4k display without scaling) the fonts look awful, but bumping up the font weight more or less fixes it.
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by GrayShade 1y ago
Yes, I'm aware of the iterative solution, which is why I explicitly mentioned the recursive one. They tried to give the algorithm description to the LLMs, but they also used the recursive solution (see page 25 of the paper).
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by GrayShade 1y ago
The recursive solution has a stack depth proportional to the number of disks. That's three pieces (two pegs and how many disks to move) of data for each recursive call, so for 6 disks the "stack" will contain up to around 15
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by GrayShade 1y ago
I think a human will struggle to solve Hanoi using the recursive algorithm for even 6 disks, even given pen and paper. Does that change if you give them the algorithm description? No. Conversely, the LLMs already know the algorithm, so incl
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by GrayShade 1y ago
It does, indeed. Thanks for looking into it.
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by GrayShade 1y ago
Not sure if you're aware of it, but Open Web UI is a nice (looks like ChatGPT) Web client for ollama and anything else. It also seems to support MCP. I did play with MCP and ollama a little, but that was scripted, not interactive.
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by GrayShade 1y ago
I'm not sure what you mean. I chose Romanian from the language selector and tried Matilda, Alice and Laura. Laura actually sounds like an English TTS trying to pronounce Romanian.
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by GrayShade 1y ago
Romanian sounds awful too, like the TTSes from 15 years ago.
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by GrayShade 1y ago
You can get those in ollama using tools (MCP).
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by GrayShade 1y ago
The judge is LGBT, I assume she understands very well her decision.
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by GrayShade 1y ago
> Bridget hopes it will be adopted permanently, not just at Te Awe, but right across Wellington. Is it really tiny and temporary, then?
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by GrayShade 1y ago
Yes, Warsaw pact country.
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by GrayShade 1y ago
You can open it in a new tab and zoom there.
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by GrayShade 2y ago
They all seem to connect to PostGIS: https://github.com/FabianRechsteiner/vector-tiles-benchmark/...
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by GrayShade 2y ago
Martin has an in-memory tile cache, which probably makes a difference: https://github.com/maplibre/martin/pull/1105 . BBOX caches to a file instead.
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by GrayShade 2y ago
Just tested, you need to enable "Gemini Apps", but they remember your interactions for 3, 18 or 36 months instead of 3 days.

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