Groxx

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by Groxx 1mo ago
You can add CVE info later in a git note, if you want something git-managed to point to it. Might take some habit-tweaking to include notes in log output though, to see them later.
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by Groxx 1mo ago
Flawed root detection issues are kinda common to see when running Graphene, tbh I suspect this is just an accident - it very much is not the first time, nor the first for PayPal.
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by Groxx 1mo ago
This is my setup as well, though with JIT enabled (which is the default). Crashing at launch on: version 10.10.0 com.paypal.android.p2pmobile versionCode 1160090162 Seems pretty likely a flawed root detection being rolled
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by Groxx 1mo ago
Honestly there's a decent chance they don't even know, in most cases, because corporate environments generally try hard to have as few as possible hardware/software setups to maintain. And they're unlikely to proactively
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by Groxx 1mo ago
An accurate description, I think. Plus they have trouble leading from one paragraph into the next, or maintaining any kind of coherent direction further. In summary, I think it's an expensive time to buy computer hardware, and I might
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by Groxx 1mo ago
I watched that video not too long ago, very much enjoyed it. +1 to the recommendation!
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by Groxx 1mo ago
Well... yeah? That's describing the event horizon. It's a term roughly as widely used as "singularity". Talking about the inside of a black hole is indeed rather pop-misunderstood though, yes. But it's not like ph
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by Groxx 1mo ago
It kinda started turning as people realized that a huge amount of the biggest people pushing tech are rabidly anti-human, incredibly racist and usually spouting nazi quotes every chance they get, and are out to exploit as many people as p
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by Groxx 1mo ago
Generally the correct default, I think. And sometimes the correct non-option too. I personally prefer to have them in many social media things (it's a hint for "this is popular enough that they won't even notice my contributi
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by Groxx 1mo ago
Oooh, now I see the extractor-view setting in the UI. Yeah, that's essentially perfect \o/ Thank you again!
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by Groxx 1mo ago
I assume it content-extracts that on upload? I'd really like to move storage into hister too, if possible. That way you could also switch from an extracted view to a "full" view in the UI. Though I assume that'd be fa
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by Groxx 1mo ago
> Hister builds a personal search index from pages you visit, bookmarks, browser history, local files, and crawled websites. Immediately interested and will check it out, thank you! I've wanted a "search stuff you've s
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by Groxx 1mo ago
Anthropic's Generated Income
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by Groxx 1mo ago
Yeah, cross language is generally considered "a protocol", and exists only to cross process boundaries. That's definitely useful! It's even a mostly reasonable one (though with a few weird decisions either due to blindl
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by Groxx 1mo ago
Yeah, they spent a ton of effort trying to cram automatic-config-and-library-discovery-like features everywhere when they would've been MUCH better served by requiring explicit dependency injection... and then just adding DI wrappers e
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by Groxx 2mo ago
Which is why you don't install them widely enough to enable broad surveillance, yes. Temporary additions to problem-areas can be fine though. Scale is part of the "should this be allowed" equation, we allow extremely intrusi
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by Groxx 2mo ago
Roughly none of these fall under normal security researcher behaviors.
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by Groxx 2mo ago
Have them take pictures of every car, now you've got half of what flock offers. It's the widespread remote camera installs that are the main problem there. If they kept data locally and had to be collected by hand, it might be fi
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by Groxx 2mo ago
Yeah - this is the important part. With a truly benevolent government I think this may in fact be the best option... But not only do you have to trust the government now (and you likely should not), you also need to trust the government
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by Groxx 2mo ago
It's especially hard when multiple subjects try to do it, because it can add enormous amounts of home-time expectations. And many families can't dedicate that much time. I do like it though, and I like that college generally lea
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by Groxx 2mo ago
Is there anything on how a multi-node cluster works (I'm kinda assuming there's something since it makes "single" mentions a few times)? Application-level sharding is always an option (and multiple things I've worke
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by Groxx 2mo ago
Doesn't really cover the types used in the beta APIs. Nor would I expect it to though. Is there a more technical explanation post somewhere? I'm definitely curious how it works, and I like the core idea quite a bit - I'm fair
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by Groxx 2mo ago
Broadly enjoyed my read, though I do have a nitpick here: > The absence of side effects or stalls cannot be enforced by the type system ... Side effects is probably correct, but stalls would imply wasm code that calls out to a long-time
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by Groxx 2mo ago
Github runs CI per PR push (obviously), and per main-branch commit (click on commit history in any project with CI, see a build result check mark on each one - that's true if you push a dozen commits too (I've done that)), in near
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by Groxx 2mo ago
Probably? If you do 100 pushes instead, there is roughly zero additional data. At best you'd be comparing cache costs, which probably are lper for one large push, but there's a ton of calculation and CI that runs per commit regard
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by Groxx 2mo ago
Wow, yeah - years later and I still get nothing in Firefox, and support is quite spotty in general (and clearly still buggy): https://caniuse.com/?search=datalist Hard pass, that's essentially unusable.
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by Groxx 2mo ago
Less "internal prompt" and more "they are trained to summarize after a </think> token"
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by Groxx 2mo ago
fwiw I pretty much only like the metal "mesh" bands, if you haven't tried those - all other kinds make me sweat (or get uncomfortably juicy when I sweat) and/or collect crud that eventually irritates my skin if I don&#x2
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by Groxx 2mo ago
I like to alternate. or use constructions that make it ambiguous.
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by Groxx 2mo ago
The main noise savings I can see are likely to come from "use a much larger drone and lower the package down on a crane". Larger blades help, but the biggest effect is simply not having it nearby.

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