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by Retr0id 1mo ago
Strictly speaking, properly checking C2PA metadata requires network requests in the general case, because you need to check if the signing certificate has been revoked or not via OCSP. But in anthropic's use case they can probably ge
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
Under what circumstances does the metadata get added? When Claude Code CLI needs a media file usually I just see it run an imagemagick or ffmpeg command to create one, which isn't going to have C2PA metadata. Edit: I asked Opus 5 for &
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
I used to be pro-hybrid but I feel much more on the fence about it nowadays. ECC software can have flaws too but I don't think anyone seriously suggested hybridizing two different ECC implementations, for example.
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
"Verify Presence, Not Absence" is very LLM-coded all on its own.
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
What is invalid about the environmental angle? (aside from the dubious water claims)
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
You'd think apple would be incentivised to sell it at as low a price as possible, perhaps even as a loss leader. More polishing cloths sold means more polished iDevices, which improves brand perception.
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
That's an improvement for sure, but 280MB also seems like a lot.
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
Interesting. I've always wanted something like this. The official Spotify player sucks in many ways, but the UI/UX is decent, or at the very least I'm used to it now. All the other lightweight Spotify clients roll their own U
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
Good lord (see also, the docs dir)
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
It is vibecoded. You can tell from the title alone, but also the code: https://github.com/fraware/EVERYTHING-RINGS
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
See also: Goodhart's law
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
> can you write in assembly when the codebase is frequently altered by someone with an optimizing compiler This itself is quite normal (e.g. we have .S files and .c files and link them together), but I suppose a more accurate analogy wou
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
> It’s crystal clear that AI can be a complexity factory. > I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what software would look like if we made keeping software understandable to humans a first-class design goal in the age of AI. I agree,
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
I hate this behaviour because it means if I typo an internal hostname suddenly it gets broadcast to everyone's DNS resolver, and wastes some time in the process (and in the worst case, takes me to a random website I never intended to
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
> LLM's allowed me to skip the step and focus on taste huh?
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
Yes, it reuses all the security features.
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
> Unfortunately implementing an Apple style architecture on Linux would be very difficult. On desktop Linux as we know it, yes, but Android manages it alright, mostly via SELinux+seccomp.
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
Lol. This misconfiguration is so common and so trivial that LLMs have been known to exploit it unprompted, to complete their task.
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
I let Claude's 5 hour limits do this for me.
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
> ELF for executables and dynamic libs is obsolete on modern hardware (same for microsoft PE+) This is... extremely not true?
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
My approach to crafting "small" ELFs (in the hundreds-of-bytes range, written in relatively normal C) is like so: https://github.com/DavidBuchanan314/kurl/blob/main/golfed/el...
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
57 byte x86-64 ELF https://tmpout.sh/5/3.html
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
Oops, looks like they'll need to roll out more "think of the children"-shaped propaganda first. Or maybe a terrorism scare?
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
I've heard it matters less now, but I also don't like being impolite to inanimate objects.
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
It's not exposed for general use (yet?) but cpython does internally contain an implementation of the HAMT data structure: https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/main/Python/hamt.c Set/Dele
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
I think LLMs can be used productively, but I also think the average PR from an LLM is crap. They can be decent (or even excellent) at writing code, but they're mediocre at deciding what code to write, and terrible at deciding what not
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
Excellent. Previously this was only documented semi-unofficially on the wiki here: https://wiki.python.org/moin/TimeComplexity
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by Retr0id 1mo ago
That "which words does claude overuse" dashboard on the front page a few days ago should've called itself Seam Deck.
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by Retr0id 2mo ago
> Even with very suboptimal measurement equipment (cheap microphone, questionable audio interface), we can clearly see the sloped bass response I've always wondered with this, how do you know you're not just measuring the frequ
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by Retr0id 2mo ago
Objectively, that's subjective.

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