Iolaum

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by Iolaum 6mo ago
As a scientist and a father I can say that the most morally corrupt thing is doing bad things to children, not scientists.
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by Iolaum 6mo ago
Such a ridiculous article given deepseek v4 pro release today that is intended to be served on Ascend 950 chips signaling an ability of E2E owning of the AI stack.
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by Iolaum 6mo ago
If you maintain your stuff you know enough to fix some things and you know when you can't and need to call a mechanic (or a friend who knows more and can do it).
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by Iolaum 6mo ago
They 've already banned OpenCode so this looks just a continuation of their policy.
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by Iolaum 7mo ago
Looking at the video cursor 3 UI looks very similar to the one I experience using OpenCode :D
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by Iolaum 7mo ago
If SpaceX is on track to achieve those goals, then why does it need special treatment to be included in fund indexes earlier than it would otherwise be?
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by Iolaum 7mo ago
Not true according to a CGPT question: More importantly, the current dev branch source for packages/opencode/src/session/summary.ts shows summarizeMessage() now only computes diffs and updates the message summary object;
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by Iolaum 7mo ago
While I don't have OpenClaw installed and not sure how I 'd use it I doubt all the hype around it is because it doesn't solve a real problem. The project grew to huge popularity organically!!! How can that happen if it doesn&
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by Iolaum 8mo ago
In an age where LLM's start writing applications why would this matter?
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by Iolaum 8mo ago
If only there was a way to pause all the other stuff and only let storage to keep costing you ...
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by Iolaum 8mo ago
Didn't know about curve pay - thanks for mentioning them. Will have to test them out!
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by Iolaum 8mo ago
Is it really re-writing - legally - if you are starting from the codebase itself? Not a lawyer, am wondering however if the Google vs Oracle Java lawsuit has some implications for this.
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by Iolaum 8mo ago
Haven't Google stopped publishing device-specific trees, hardware definitions, and drivers in AOSP so newer pixel are not that easy to use in GrapheneOS anymore?
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by Iolaum 8mo ago
Is there more context available - sounds like there's a bigger story than what is mentioned in the article.
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by Iolaum 8mo ago
China is building industrial capabilities while US is "MAGA" ...
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by Iolaum 8mo ago
It was also not a bug to be exploited. It was a complicated product that many people worked in order to develop and took advantage of many pre-existing vulnerabilities as well knowledge of complex and niche systems in order to work.
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by Iolaum 8mo ago
:o - but the novel is awesome! Recommended for sure! proper link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(novel)
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by Iolaum 8mo ago
I m wondering why they are trying to build a competing product rather than a successor product? The digital euro could be a good candidate here and it also aspires to have cash-like privacy features. It's also mentioned in the article
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by Iolaum 9mo ago
Your body makes Vitamin D when in sunlight. Could it be that sunlight - and the whole being outdoors situation - is the thing that helps rather than vitamin d levels?
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by Iolaum 9mo ago
Fedora Silverblue user here. Lutris (from flatpak) can play GoG games fine (*). (*): Apparently achievement support even on single player games requires the gamestore client (GoG client in my case) and Lutris doesn't support that yet.
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by Iolaum 10mo ago
Skimmed through the blog post, interesting info and dig downs. Hate when I have to do something similar :o I m curious why the author didn't test other Linux distros, either ones that use GNOME or MATE (for example) Desktop Environment
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by Iolaum 10mo ago
What are the chances this will get fully defunded in 2026 when they realize they can't land before Trump leaves office? :p
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by Iolaum 10mo ago
The web without ublock origin is a hellscape. Whenever I try another browser, I immediately go back to firefox. Do these people even know their users? For example: Fedora Silverblue default Firefox install had an issue with some Youtube vi
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by Iolaum 10mo ago
This! So many times!
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by Iolaum 10mo ago
I stand corrected. Had heard the term malvertising but didn't happen to read such a concrete example like the one I shared. But from what you said I m sure many exist.
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by Iolaum 10mo ago
Even paid products have ads now. Like Smart TV's, Windows11, etc, ...
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by Iolaum 10mo ago
Ads are also used as infection vectors by spyware now. See: https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/threat-intelligence/int... Note: Ctrl + F: malicious advertisements as the purpose of the post was not to highl
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by Iolaum 10mo ago
Are they losing control though? OpenAI did sign a contract with them and that presumably gives them some power. Maybe less than the power they had over, for example netflix, but still more than nothing. P.S. If you can't win them, join
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by Iolaum 11mo ago
Cloudflare is down :p
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by Iolaum 11mo ago
Daniel Suarez [1] has written a book where he imagined how this could happen (Delta-v) [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Suarez_(author) P.S. Read a lot of his book, great author

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