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5mo ago
Who would of thought paying teenagers millions of dollars in crypto was a good idea? They'll just use it on more exploits, more nonsense. It's a race to the bottom. Sister group, Lapsus$ (parent group ShinyHunters) has published
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5mo ago
Mobile companies will never, however, grandfather plans which have better value. They will happily grandfather more expensive plans, hell they won't even tell you.
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5mo ago
I know we're talking about Google here, but the privacy violations and concerns from this sort of search are massive. We need local AI ASAP.
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5mo ago
Hopefully someone can remaster/re-release their albums with less awful mastering from the master recordings. Most copies, including the copies on Streaming Services for Califonication are genuinely unlistenable. [0]. [0] - https:/
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5mo ago
Canvas has paid the ransom. QUOTE To our Instructure Community, We know that for many of our customers, concerns about the potential publication of data related to this incident remain top of mind. We want to acknowledge those concerns dire
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5mo ago
At least in my experience, local models are very far away from models like Opus 4.7 or ChatGPT 5.5 in coding and problem solving areas. I find them useful in basic research and learning and question asking tasks. Although at the same time,
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5mo ago
Satellites for surveillance purposes. Budget is infinite.
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5mo ago
I think I might be missing something. 900 lbs is 400~ kilograms, but according to the Vizio spec page, the speaker is: Sound bar Weight w/ Stand: 14 Lbs. Packaging Weight: 15.5 Lbs.
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5mo ago
I recently just started using Claude/ChatGPT/China models for some PS3 homebrew work. Every model seemingly falls flat in this scope of programming. The PS3 is very complex and the tooling is fairly undocumented in a lot of instan
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5mo ago
I like the analogy of streaming services vs local media streaming, although I don't think it holds up when looking at history. Streaming Services are getting worse and more expensive. I don't see a single report suggesting piracy
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5mo ago
It's a good question, although I think hard to quantify. If you are simply measuring Watt Cost per Token, you are missing the mark drastically. You have to measure quality output per Watt. It sounds reasonably difficult to benchmark th
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5mo ago
You can still make money on open weight models. The compute required to run these models is still very far out of reach for the average consumer, yet known enthusiast, therefore they still sell inference, whilst also getting consumer goodwi
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Fork found in kitchen.
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It has been over 5 hours now and there has not been any communication about this being an attack, despite many of us seeing the ShinyHunters message on the login page. There is a lot of people who likely are unaware the latest outage is bec
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I don't care about your credentials. It doesn't take a genius to realize that having known major security holes is not ideal. It is pretty clear they aren't too concerned about this being a issue for this business, after the
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5mo ago
I don't understand your point. You seem so pressed on the fact "why would they even patch this!!!", maybe because its best practice to patch things? You never known what things could be chained together, so you might as well
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5mo ago
Where are you getting that information from? I'm under the impression files are getting released 12th May. I don't see any reporting on 800GB?
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Yeah, this is ongoing. We received communication that Canvas is down for "Under Maintenance" although it seems ShineyHunters have compromised Canvas again with that message you posted. We do not see that message anymore, although
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5mo ago
I'm confused.
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What is "realistic" in this context? It is very real, that is the price they quote. You can buy it through Dell at that price.
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"In a setting with no expectation of privacy" This line of thinking is outdated. That sort of phrase was coined before the advent of data tracking agencies, ad agencies, digital cameras, unlimited video and audio retention. I unde
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What exactly proves this claim? Can we measure souls?
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What is atheism then in your view?
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In a technical sense, I assume the defender means cybersecurity companies, open source developers, etc? In a physical sense, Anthropic is giving access to who we believe are the "defenders", aka the United States DoD and Israel.
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Valve published some numbers of this. 11.42 petabytes per hour, and roughly 190,000 GB per minute and 100 exabytes delivered in 2025.
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Germany isn't as big as you think.
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6mo ago
Whilst I agree with the premise, I think you are actually underselling them. Claude becomes near lobotomized at beyond 500,000 tokens. I don't believe much quality code gets outputted at such high token counts, not to mentioned drastic
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6mo ago
How do you police "major influence"? We've seen OpenAI employees get caught insider trading on prediction markets for new model releases. Every human is privy to some sort of exclusive information. Polymarket and the likes of
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Yeah, Usenet is crazy quick. I've saturated 10Gbps on Usenet before, pretty easily. Torrents (as you mention) can be equally as fast. Well seeded, private tracker torrents can easily download at above 1Gbps (depending on piece size, et
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6mo ago
You will not be able to make anything and you will be happy.
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