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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
I'm out of my technical depth here, but out of curiosity: is this meant to be a full replacement for the current IP address paradigm, or is this meant to be a specific tool on top of/alongside IP addresses that solves particular p
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
Even if some models are able to find some large fraction of the vulns that Mythos finds, the contention (that those of us outside Anthropic and a few select partners do not yet have the ability to replicate) is that Mythos not only found vu
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
Mostly a principled (although admittedly near totally useless) stand against exactly the kind of issue talked about in this article. The organic label, as it is used in the US, is basically BS marketing bordering on misinformation. I prefer
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
You do you. Me personally? I never buy organic if I can avoid it, to the point of, in the very very rare cases when organic is cheaper, I have still sometimes bought conventional.
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
aren't there other issues with having the motor in the wheels? Unsprung mass, plus the wheels can get pretty banged around?
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
Unfortunately, Anthropic and Claude models have joined the ranks of Mind-killer topics where the signal to noise ratio in any discussion has dropped through the basement.
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
So...no engagement with the substance? Not even to explain why it is that this is not a useful description or test of capabilities? Ok.
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
...given the line you quoted from the FAQ, I'm a bit confused about why you are still wondering. That seems about as straight forward of an answer to your question as one could expect.
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
The OPs (incorrect in this very minor detail) point was that fertility is below replacement everywhere except Israel, where the only reason it wasn't below replacement was Orthodox religious members of society. That's just wrong.
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
That which is asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence. This is more evidence, and of greater rigor, than was used to make the assertions. That's good enough for me. If someone wants to actually do the work to suppor
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
Because you think that current models can, in a practical sense, find an infinite number of vulnerabilities, or you think that they can find so many that it isn't possible to fix them? In other words: do you think that the impossibilit
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
We don't need to squash all of them, we need to squash all of them that are practically findable by current and very near term frontier models.
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
My lab does fish population monitoring around the Bay, including the mouth of Alameda creek, so I suppose one entry in the "good problems to have" is another potential spot where we could start catching steelhead and chinook, give
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
I don't believe that they have (yet) released a new display for the 12. But the 13 has gotten several upgrades, and I think the 16 just got it's first. So, most likely eventually yes.
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
This is an interesting claim to make. Up until quite recently (I mean that in the usual sense of the word, not the AI world sense of the word), almost no one had heard of Anthropic or Claude, despite an reasonably aggressive ad campaign, ev
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
Pangram specifically (as opposed to most other detectors) publish internal audits, and seem to welcome external audits [0]. I'm not saying that you are necessarily wrong, just that in my opinion they have earned a higher bar of critici
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
This seems like less of a reason to get off of Homeassistant and more a reason to stop buying closed source/cloud only products to connect to HomeAssistant.
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
I just found out about an open source product that might fit your needs, the WiCAN: https://www.meatpi.com/products/wican-pro
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
The neo isn't upgradeable, but it also isn't sealed shut. It's actually one of Apple's most repairable devices. If I were in the market for this class of device, I personally would still go with Framework for a variety o
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
I think this is part of the issue. Most activities can be divided into two categories (obviously this is only one of many different ways to categorize): 1. Things which are done primarily to accomplish a specific goal 2. Things which are do
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
I wonder if it is actually animating the wheels as well, but just managed to match up the spin rate to the gap size.
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by MostlyStable 4mo ago
It's declining nearly everywhere except for some portions of Africa (where the trend is also towards lower fertility. I'm not aware of anywhere that is both "stable" (~2.1) and has a flat trend; that is to say that it is
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by MostlyStable 5mo ago
Man, if only the article I had posted had answered those questions. That sure would be nice https://blog.kagi.com/kagi-privacy-pass https://github.com/kagisearch/privacypass-extension https:/&#x2
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by MostlyStable 5mo ago
Here ya go: https://help.kagi.com/kagi/privacy/privacy-pass.html
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by MostlyStable 5mo ago
Google Authenticator has an export-as-QR-code function that several other authenticator apps can parse. Is it the best/most convenient implementation? Obviously not, but you can absolutely export the codes.
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by MostlyStable 5mo ago
While I'm not _happy_ about the messaging changes, those alone are not enough to do more than start paying closer attention. I highly, highly doubt that vault export would be the first meaningful feature change, and so I think there
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by MostlyStable 5mo ago
I long ago stopped commenting on threads (in /r/CFB) about the SP+ college football model because it go so, so, so tiring correcting the exact same misunderstandings about things as fundamental as what the model was even purport
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by MostlyStable 5mo ago
The first electric motors in factories just replaced the previously existing steam engine. Power was still distributed throughout the factory through a central shaft and pullies to all the places that needed it. It took decades for the poss
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by MostlyStable 5mo ago
Isn't that always the case in the early stages of new technology adoption? It becomes less and less true as the new technology becomes more and more integrated. In the first few years after electric motors became a thing, one could hav
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by MostlyStable 5mo ago
Fisker may have been especially vulnerable to this (my understanding from some very brief searching is that core vehicle functionality required cloud check ins without fallback), but nothing about this is inherent to EVs (this is response t

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