LelouBil

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   by LelouBil 2mo ago

   Also, this is a trivial example but I would rather an LLm call a recursive "grep" than using 1000 read_file MCP calls. Having a scripting language as a tool is powerfull, and can help remove unnecessary stuff from the LLM's
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   by LelouBil 2mo ago

   I don't think you are so opposite. You are saying the chicken came first and they are saying the egg came first.
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   by LelouBil 2mo ago

   "Varying levels of autonomy" So from image generators up to agents.
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   by LelouBil 2mo ago

   Here's the actual law : https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg/2024/1689/oj/eng I feel like this should be linked in any discussion of any legal matter
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   by LelouBil 2mo ago

   Look at the written law. I found this definition here : > ... who use an AI system to generate or manipulate image, audio or video content that appreciably resembles existing persons, objects, places, entities or events and would falsely
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   Gradle Technologies Is Now Develocity(develocity.ai)

   2 points by LelouBil 3mo ago|0 comments
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   by LelouBil 3mo ago

   Yes, that's why the system should be a bit different. It should indicate notable features that influence the rating, like PEGI includes "online content" "gambling" and so on
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   by LelouBil 3mo ago

   Hello, completely hijacking your recent comment because I found no other way to contact you. You wrote a month ago that you were close to releasing something called "nix-compile", how is it going ?
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   by LelouBil 3mo ago

   Force a PEGI-like system for every apps please. It would be awesome.
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    Just waiting for the Motorolas that will have first party graphene os support. That's the only thing that will make me change my phone from 2019 still on life support thanks to custom roms
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    I think this is like the windows bit locker vulnerability that was seen a while ago. The windows recovery put the TPM in the same state as the normal windows OS, so it released bit locker keys, but you could bypass the login on the recovery
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    How would they rugpull your own self hosted infra ? And the server architecture that runs on ATProto ? (And so your own server and bluesky's servers and Blacksky's servers and so on). You can self host every part of ATProto with r
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    I get the savings of Distroless, but when you have an issue it's a pain to debug.
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    It's also fully open source and you can self-host your data while interacting with everyone else like it's GitHub
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    I really think ATProto is decentralized "the right way" for the general public. So I would very much like it to support this kind of thing.
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    It's very interesting, thank you very much https://pdsls.dev/at://did:plc:wshs7t2adsemcrrd4snkeqli/sh.t...
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    I would prefer this to be more geared towards things like Private social profiles or shared with specific circles than DMs, which are already served by E2EE. There's no issue in using ATProto to "link" an external service, li
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    Speaking about Tangled, is there an article somewhere about how they use ATProto ? Like what are in the records and all
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    I started to contribute a lot to Openstreetmap since someone submitted the StreetComplete app a while ago ! It's amazing that something like this exists.
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    Cue is amazing, I'm using it to configure my kubernetes homelab. I CANNOT imagine what horrors it would be to do it all with helm or templating.
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    I mean: > Sources told Risky Business that the hacker entered using valid credentials This is social engineering or corruption.
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    They said this in the article: > Sources told Risky Business that the hacker entered using valid credentials
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    Honestly, it seems like the way to go to have a very moddable game is a language that's easily decompiled and modified at runtime like Java or C# (or just JVM and .NET CLR if you prefer). When they do internal modifications, but also h
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    How many people working on Minecraft now were modders ? And how many current persons working on Minecraft are also Modders ?
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    It's really amazing how much Minecraft is becoming more and more a game engine on it's own rather than just a game.
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    Look at how ActivityPub works before saying it's single vendor controlled. Really basically: Everyone can have their data (posts, media attachments) on whatever server they want or control, easily self hosted. And at the same time, peo
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    Well it's a nice thing to be able to send money across european countries only with a phone number even if it's only among consumers for now. But it's been confirmed they are merging with companies that are already B2C in the
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    I don't think vendors can offer Wero yet. I think it's part of the merger with other European companies.
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    I think this is misguided. > a PDF viewer can't even independently choose its own text and background color without the desktop environment messing with it It can, it just chose to reuse the theming settings of it's platform (b
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    by LelouBil 3mo ago

    When I (and I assume others) use the calculator analogy, it's mainly about the teaching method. You learn math without a calculator, then you learn how to do the boring parts with a calculator that you would still be able to do (slower