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by SXX 4mo ago
You could've at least checked my profile... Problem is that using of own domain is creating huge privacy and cybersecurity risk since you can track all the person profiles across all the databases ever leaked. Its nice as vanity item,
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by SXX 4mo ago
My email addresses been public for years and spam was never a big issue. But yeah it mostly opposite problem I would say - spam filters eat usefull stuff sometimes. Just today I found one more job related email in spam, but its from public
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by SXX 4mo ago
Not all aliases it generated look like this, some look like these: viods01crew@icloud.com methyl.brick1h@icloud.com In any case fact that some services banned alies is not the reason to make them completely useless instead of makin
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by SXX 4mo ago
RedReader still works. For now.
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by SXX 4mo ago
Yep, but I still generated some for myself just in case and fellow hackers can do the same if they want to. iCloud+ was the best $1 / month custom domain email and email alias service with 100GB of E2EE cloud drive. Obviously it will b
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by SXX 4mo ago
With cloudflare you can also just setup catch-all and be done wirh it. I personally doing catch-all already, but problem is that using your own domain for website registration basically gives everyone unique id to eaaily connect all the inf
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by SXX 4mo ago
> The alias emails look weird enough I'm guessing you could ban them with few false positives. While this is true not all of them been weird. Some can be just word + number + word without dots or underscores. Also blanket banning wh
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Apple is about to make Hide My Email useless(arseniyshestakov.com)
529 points by SXX 4mo ago|345 comments
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by SXX 4mo ago
I'd wish we come to a day where people would just post the prompt. Then I can decide what story to generate from it.
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by SXX 4mo ago
Thanks. Will check it out, but unsure if Asahi have an option for this.
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by SXX 4mo ago
If you personally need it there is still time to get cheaper ones off auction: https://www.hetzner.com/sb/#ram_from=256 Yeah mostly old CPUs, but considering RAM shortages gonna be much cheaper than colocation. PS: lin
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by SXX 4mo ago
If you do have permissions to install packages you can end up with a system in messed up state pretty easily. 1 - Enable wrong ROMFusion because you need these damn video codecs for VLC. I have like 20 years of Linux experience and I still
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by SXX 4mo ago
If you talking of users who dont install their own software and just use browser only then Linux was better for them for decade. Now you can even install something with read-only system partition with snapshots so not even a power outage ca
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by SXX 4mo ago
Or anything that random LLM might consider shady...
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by SXX 4mo ago
> I wonder if there would be an equivalent of Non proliferation treaty like Nukes? It work for nukes because production and scale needed is such that only state actor can do it. Obviously model training is getting expotentially m
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by SXX 4mo ago
I guess they were talking about self improving software. Which obviously not there and likely wont be there soon. As for killbots they are all over frontline, but dont actually need particularly smart LLMs to run - some good enough segmenta
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by SXX 4mo ago
> We are far further from any understanding of how these models work internally than in the early days of fission OMG. I'm like really dont want to be offensive or something, but everyone always knew "HOW" these mo
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by SXX 4mo ago
How soon do you think this generosity end if AMD or Intel or some chinese competitor would be able to provide price competetive hardware?
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by SXX 4mo ago
Nvidia not doing it out of goodness of their hearts and love to open source. If at anynpoint their CUDA vendor lock-in moat will faik because Intel or AMD manage to get working software they'll return to keep everything locked and prop
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by SXX 4mo ago
I think those who care about safety would try to push for how 99% of all scientific research is done - in universities and actual labs, with transparent information on red teaming results. Also with international cooperation like how humani
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by SXX 4mo ago
This would br like easiest way to kill US bigtech since no other country will have the same limits.
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by SXX 4mo ago
Except in one week or a month new Chinese models gonna be released thats might just be better or much cheaper than Opus 4.8.
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by SXX 4mo ago
Then you will just use chinese models running on chinese TPU made on chinese litography machine.
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by SXX 4mo ago
I'd say might not have a say in this. Who knows might be that was Elon pulling the ladder after successful IPO.
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by SXX 4mo ago
Nvidia and "open source" is like opposite things. Nvidia only ever opened stuff that helps their bottom line or improve vendor lock-in. But yeah they are good shovel seller and competitor to actually evil companies that literally
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by SXX 4mo ago
> The funny thing is that solar and batteries advancements are actually this No no no, dont say it here. Green tech is now owned by China that wants to destroy everything. And US bigtech working hard to save everything by building safe c
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by SXX 4mo ago
Sufficiently smart version of Claude Code: dont exist. Autonomous flying killbots: exist. Once somebody scientifically prove and shows any kind of self-improving software we can start bothering about it. I pretty sure everyone trying to do
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by SXX 4mo ago
Not sure you really intended to reply to me, but I'm not against Anthropic or "AI". I am agaist hypocrites. They selling next word prediction as "intellegence" and all knowing oracle to non tech savvy population who
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by SXX 4mo ago
Its money and power. This is all these people care about just like almost everyone else. Or might be deep inside they relly care about it, but that $2,000,000 / year salary and $10,000,000 stock option just overpowered them. Safety my
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by SXX 4mo ago
Yeah all they care about is safety, but lets see how many of them quits once US government command them to work on autonomous killbots.

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