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by Szpadel 3y ago
that. especially what is puzzling me is: > For security reasons, we do not have Chrome crash reporting enabled. so we do not want to have stack traces or whatever else this includes for security reasons, but installing basically keylogge
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by Szpadel 3y ago
that's really cool idea, but for such r&d local hardware/vm seems to be more ergonomic for attaching debugger and if you have to create such abstractions anyways, I'm not sure if dev board with second CPU or FPGA for hw e
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by Szpadel 3y ago
I wonder what impact on eg human body such particle would have. would it just go through or boil some cells? could someone unlucky hit by such particle just drop dead?
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by Szpadel 3y ago
I dont think that this would be any cheaper, (maybe excluding yt music would cost them little less? idk) but this price is mostly what they think removing ads is worth and rest is like a free bonus. In my country yt premium costs almost lik
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by Szpadel 3y ago
not looking into benchmarks, just from personal feelings for me Firefox feels faster, not sure exactly why I think maybe that's more consistent fps? definitely video acceleration on linux is much better and screen sharing works much be
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by Szpadel 3y ago
I think that the issue is lack of competition. on mobile market it's easy to switch operator to any from multiple nation wide ones. for cable ISP AFAIK in US there is usually one. (in my central european country there is at least 3 ISP
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by Szpadel 3y ago
I have 1gb connection and I agree that 99% of the time this isn't utilized, but it's very helpful when you want to download anything, from new steam game, through system updated to for me work related usage. this isn't that m
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by Szpadel 3y ago
I can recommend you KVM from level1tech, I'm using personally version 2DP x 4Computers, but recently I saw they offer 4computers KVM without monitors version, I have no idea what magic they use to know when your cursor reached edge of
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by Szpadel 3y ago
the thing is that we don't yet know how to implement llm_escape_string()
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by Szpadel 3y ago
AFAIR this was post by Hector Martin but he didn't mention anything specific. He was mostly venting out his flustrations around review process. I tried to find any of those messages but mastodon search looks broken or I have no idea ho
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by Szpadel 3y ago
the same story was from ashai Linux developers. I saw on mastodon that they said they will not be upstreaming all changes for that reason
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by Szpadel 3y ago
wikichip.org was good for me with explaining a lot of those low level functionality and how those improvements in new CPU work
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by Szpadel 3y ago
does anyone here use it? I was considering buying it but I figured out I would play with it for few days and then wouldn't have any purpose.
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by Szpadel 3y ago
I would be more scared by AI used for invigilation. it's not possible to invigilate everyone by human team, but scaling ai to read and classify all your messages you send to the internet? with military budget I would argue is in plausa
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by Szpadel 3y ago
all true, but those models are not thinking and slightly different prompt leads to dramatically different results quality. it is true that those models can have amazing results, but they try to give most realistic answer and not correct or
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by Szpadel 3y ago
In my country, drunk driving is punished by losing license and banning you from using another one for half year for first time and of life for second. And it's very effective, as those cases are rarity now
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by Szpadel 3y ago
> Perhaps it has learned by observation that friendly questions get helpful answers It tries to predict next words, and this is it's only goal, answering your question is like controlled side effect
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by Szpadel 3y ago
wow, thanka I tested this to one of questions that I had in my history where gpt4 didn't do great job and it improved quality a lot, I honestly didn't expected that
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by Szpadel 3y ago
Not everywhere you have first party service to swap battery and usually after 3rd party swap you cannot trust water resistance anymore, therefore this tactic might not be for everyone Also by looking at metrics of my wife phone you are basi
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by Szpadel 3y ago
i charge my phone to only 70% and my previous phone (pixel 2xl) after about 5 years of usage had still about 95% of capacity I'm using Accu battery app for alerting when my battery is charged and chargie dongle to cut power when I want
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by Szpadel 3y ago
just wanted to add interesting detail: hybrid cars use slightly different engine construction that is more efficient but lacks power in low rpm making them useless in regular cars albecause you would not be able to move from full stop, hybr
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by Szpadel 3y ago
that's also would allow broader adoption in countries where charging infrastructure is not yet ready. eg. in my country we have very little charging stations because there is just not enough demand, and we do not have much electric car
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by Szpadel 3y ago
> 911 is handled too specially AFAIK there is some special functionality to report location directly to emergency services when calling to speed up emergency handling but if that would be my implementation I would track call in some very
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by Szpadel 3y ago
it's actually fairly near way to handling doing temporary disk space, you create file, open it and delete while still having open handle to it. in that way you can still use it but without having files in the filesystem. in that way yo
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by Szpadel 3y ago
if that part could be replaced with any third party server it would be a tracker in BitTorrent analogy.
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by Szpadel 3y ago
I'm curious if such great perf/watt is something that arm architecture is allowing or the same is possible in x86? if that's because of risc instruction set does it mean that riscv could achieve something similar in the futur
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by Szpadel 3y ago
I don't see any action points in blog post so I'm not sure if they do it, but some warning in app when specific version of MacOS is detected or even blocking functionality that is known to be leaky would be great for anyone that m
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by Szpadel 3y ago
But if that's the case, this could be the reason of egress cost. I mean egress cannot be cheaper for aws than cross az. So if we assume that this is just expensive then we should assume the same for egress
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by Szpadel 3y ago
I guess this depends what kind of traffic do you get in some cases data that they try to push is confidential like their user session. I switched on some systems rate limiting from per IP to per session, because of thousands ips used the sa
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by Szpadel 3y ago
Explanation makes sense, except cross availability zone traffic is also expensive and by this logic it should not be.

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