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by Szpadel 2y ago
> What you're missing is that if the Rust folks are unable, for whatever reasons, to keep their promises, it falls on the up-tree maintainers to maintain their code. But that's the thing, the deal was that existing maintainers
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by Szpadel 2y ago
it's like saying to people that they cannot add for example npu subsystem to kernel because they should first work for 10 years in other subsystems like filesystems on with they know little about. sound absurd? just replace subsystems
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Cline founder stole my code(github.com)
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by Szpadel 2y ago
I contributed cool (in my opinion) feature to cline fork (roo code) that allows you to see model reasoning and did lot of research and experimentation how to make deepseek-r1 and derivatives perform the best. For open source work the only t
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by Szpadel 2y ago
in less technical terms: just run some prompts through original model, and fine tune smaller to respond in the same way
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by Szpadel 2y ago
I played with their model, and I want able to make him follow any instructions, it looked like it just reads first message and ignore rest of the conversation. not sure if they is bug with oupenrouter or model, but I was highly disappointed
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by Szpadel 2y ago
well, it's they really meant improving security they didn't do great job, as you can see people broke this security in a day blocking printing from sdcard in Lan mode basically deny any claims that this change was poorly communica
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by Szpadel 2y ago
I had to deal with some bot activities that used huge address space, and I tried something very similar, when condition confirming bot was detected I banned that IP for 24h but due to amount of IPs involved this did not have any impact on a
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by Szpadel 2y ago
wouldn't capturing only env names without values be ideal middle ground? look we had access to your Aws tokens, we could take over your account but we didn't steal actual token, we just got proof that we could access it
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by Szpadel 2y ago
I guess best fix would be to just never propose 2 words starting with the same letter
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by Szpadel 2y ago
Exactly this. But there are some cases where you just have to rely on client side. Like when other player position is partially obscured, server have to send it's position but it might be almost not visible by naked eye. Teleport hacks
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by Szpadel 2y ago
AFAIK all inverters (except off-grid models) will refuse to work without mains power. it's also technical requirement, you have to synchronize to existing sine wave. the main reason such device is bad idea is that you might have power
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by Szpadel 2y ago
I very rarely play games, and for long time I had dedicated windows installation just for steam and friends. This was always annoying experience to reboot, hunt for grub, then half year of windows updates until I was able to enjoy my free t
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by Szpadel 2y ago
interesting, when I first checked the app I got all panels as "no data available" but after reading your comment I checked it again and indeed content showed up. I guess it might need second refresh to properly fallback to local m
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by Szpadel 2y ago
AFAIK the main coat of EUV is cost of machines that will be obsolete in few years, so you want to produce as many chips using them as possible during that timeframe, they design a lot of around to maintain near 100% uptime of those machines
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by Szpadel 2y ago
This was actually one of my ideas how to solve it, observed behaviour strongly suggested that all those thousands of IP addresses where used by single server. Even small PoW with this volume should heavly influence their capacity. But we de
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by Szpadel 2y ago
We had captcha, but it was at later stage of the checkout process. This API endpoint needed to work from cached pages, so it could not contain any dynamic state in request. Some bots checked product page where we had info if product is in s
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by Szpadel 2y ago
The product they tried to buy what not in stock anyways, but their strategy was to constantly try anyways, so in case it would become in stock they would be the first to get it. It was all for guest checkout, so no address yet to validate n
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by Szpadel 2y ago
I can tell you about my experience with blocking traffic from scalpers bots that were very active during pandemic. All requests produced by those bots were valid ones, nothing that could be flagged by tools like fail2ban etc (my assumption
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by Szpadel 2y ago
This reminded me issue that I had once in one of dell laptops at work. It frozen somewhere deep enough that power button was not even responsive. I remember that I had full battery, display was off and fans were spinning on lowest speed. I
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by Szpadel 2y ago
correct and it looks like it tries to do some autocorrect, not great when you need to copy some random characters password (like it was the case in the share WiFi password in previous android version, where you couldn't copy displayed
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by Szpadel 2y ago
I have at least 2 regular cases where full power off was required to resolve the issue. First one is dell latitude laptop with fingerprint reader, randomly after few days of operation, fingerprint reader stops responding and login screens f
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by Szpadel 2y ago
out of curiosity what browser do you have in mind? I use Firefox on Linux and I didn't have any issues annoying enough to stick in my memory.
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by Szpadel 2y ago
> The 800-volt battery used in the upcoming new CLA has its 912 cells wired in series. That means that if one cell is subpar, the entire string loses efficiency. If each cell were attached to one of these new converters, its four-volt ou
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by Szpadel 2y ago
> Need an example image? Try ours. Great idea, I wish more services would have similar feature
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by Szpadel 2y ago
we all know the end game: ai scammer talking to ai granny
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by Szpadel 2y ago
if they just block the card number, issuing a new virtual card from your bank (or use revolut or something like that) would easily solve this
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by Szpadel 2y ago
I seen multiple creators performing A/B tests on clickbait titles/thumbnails/pokatchu faces and everywhere conclusion was the same: it's so effective for their bottom line that even when they are not comfortable with it,
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by Szpadel 2y ago
I love and hate sandboxes. They're great second line of defence, but large organisations tend to reject fixing RCE when you are not able to escape sandbox and so anything meaningful, so they use them as main line of defense and that ma
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by Szpadel 2y ago
my guess is either that video they get use some proprietary encoding format (js might do some magic on the feed) or it's because it's latency optimized stream that consumes a lot of bandwidth

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