Havoc

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by Havoc 15d ago
USB has been a blessing in this regard. That dramatically reduced the scope of my cable salad. I wish the power vs data ones were easier to tell apart though
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by Havoc 15d ago
The fact than OAI hasn’t come out with an statement firmly denying this angle is getting a little awkward. Suggest that it’s either straight true or it is flowing in in a way that prohibits them from confidently declaring otherwise.
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by Havoc 16d ago
The thesis is sound but I think this underplays just how hard and rare "genuine creativity" is. Especially in the more technical fields. If you're painting an oil canvas it's by definition creative, but say programming e
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by Havoc 16d ago
They sure seem to be collecting a lot of PR Ls lately
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by Havoc 16d ago
What a cursed comment haha
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by Havoc 16d ago
For me it was the inclusion in the kernel. That locks it in as here to stay
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by Havoc 16d ago
So basically workers are about to get screwed and it’s just a question of how badly
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by Havoc 16d ago
They’re not. They’re both playing the same ARM mobile chip game though and recent Qualcomm chips have been decent. Just a pity about their weak software support
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by Havoc 17d ago
Was hoping for blood sugar monitoring. One day...
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by Havoc 17d ago
Yeah noticed the key thing too - that seems quite dangerous for things like DNS challenge
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by Havoc 17d ago
Nothing global yet, but europe's regional wero network is making progress. Russia, China, India, Brazil etc all have national ones too. It's late and slow but everyone is realizing that it's a good idea to move away from the
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by Havoc 18d ago
Don't think so. The people will still need to fly and incidents like these mean lots of planes are out of place and may need to fly extra to reposition
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by Havoc 18d ago
I don't think there is as much IP theft risk on the analytical side. That to me implies they're tracking behaviour (what you click etc) more than taking the raw data
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by Havoc 18d ago
I've had good luck with audit technique, specifically with mixing LLMs that have very different heritage. Mostly write code with GLM5.3 and found that using Muse 1.3 to make detailed summary bugs works well, especially for Rust. Someh
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by Havoc 18d ago
If true it could have quite an impact. Everyone I think assumes training in the general “it affects the distribution” sense. But if it fishes precise novel insights out as alleged then it makes these products dramatically less valuable. At
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by Havoc 18d ago
Excluding LLM seems like a strange choice. It’s one of the main things I’d want in that scenario because they’re such a dense (though flawed) amalgamation of all the info on the internet
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by Havoc 18d ago
Agreed. They’d love the message to be less pervert glasses and more protect your rights
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by Havoc 18d ago
One more reason the bail on the Visa/MC network asap
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by Havoc 18d ago
TLDR: pronoun drama
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by Havoc 18d ago
Wow absolute dumpster fire of dishonesty & unethical behaviour from LG. Guess I'm not buying LG anything
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by Havoc 18d ago
Bunny.net is a good alternative - they don’t have CF depth of offerings but are getting there
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by Havoc 18d ago
I’m convinced the only thing saving us from hardware manufacturers security incompetence is NAT
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by Havoc 18d ago
Ngl having a house with a hot side for rack cooling sounds like homelab fun
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by Havoc 18d ago
I still don’t get why AI scrapers are so much worse than search engine scrapers. Why are they executing this so poorly? Meta presumably has some at least marginally competent people on hand that don’t need random bloggers to tell them to so
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by Havoc 19d ago
> Isn’t alignment ultimately an ethics question? It’s a let’s not die question
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by Havoc 19d ago
Anyone know how 60hz freesync works out in practice for casual gaming?
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by Havoc 19d ago
No longer convinced that’s true. Some of the indebted providers might go under but there is nothing preventing someone from just setting up a new provider and serving tokens debt free. GLM or whatever. That provides continuous downward pres
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by Havoc 19d ago
Remind me what percentage of the workforce works “AI jobs”?
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by Havoc 19d ago
I’ve experienced it more as dramatically shorter attention span rather than brain fog.
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by Havoc 19d ago
That’s certainly a choice

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