Tiberium

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by Tiberium 2y ago
/24 is 256 IPv4 IPs though, while /17 is 32K.
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by Tiberium 2y ago
Can anyone explain how this is possible when most other providers charge huge costs for egress? Is Cloudflare operating at a loss here?
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by Tiberium 2y ago
The link is in the submission itself, just open the PureCrawl website and download there.
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by Tiberium 2y ago
Just wanted to share this in case someone might need it for scanning domains or finding good available domain names. The cheapest non-free option is https://domains-monitor.com/ which is $9/month in comparison. PureCra
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Free database of registered domains(purecrawl.com)
2 points by Tiberium 2y ago|3 comments
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by Tiberium 2y ago
Yeah, benchmarks are one thing but when you actually interact with the model it becomes clear very fast how "intelligent" the model actually is, by doing or noting small things that other models won't. 3.5 Sonnet v1 was great
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by Tiberium 2y ago
I think at this point the post I was first replying to was lost :) I wasn't replying to the OP post, I was replying to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42083385
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by Tiberium 2y ago
I'm sorry, but MTProto isn't just used for E2E chats. It's the actual main protocol that Telegram uses for everything. And yes, for non-secure chats there will be no E2E, but the question was about encryption, not end to end
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by Tiberium 2y ago
>allowed to have copyrighted content in the background I might be wrong in your specific case, but generally YouTube doesn't just remove videos with copyrighted audio. Often copyright holders instead make it so that the video with t
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by Tiberium 2y ago
What do you mean "it's not"? We're not talking about E2E encryption specifically, just any encryption. MTProto uses encryption.
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by Tiberium 2y ago
The out of date source is mainly for the Android Telegram client, but not that much, it's usually 1-2 minor versions away at max. https://github.com/DrKLO/Telegram tdesktop one https://github.com/t
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by Tiberium 2y ago
It's the latter, there is encryption for everything but of course Telegram has the keys. But I don't think there's information if Telegram stores data encrypted or not.
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by Tiberium 2y ago
Private chats aren't E2E. But anyhow, why do you think you were restricted based on specific keywords? And how does that restriction look like? Can you please check your access with @SpamBot ? Because in Telegram, if you PM someone, th
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by Tiberium 2y ago
Oh, I should've clarified - I don't want to fight against them, I just want to watch and sometimes interfere to see how the agents react ;) A god game like WorldBox/Galimulator, if you will. Or observer mode in tons of game
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by Tiberium 2y ago
Honestly I'm really excited about this. I've always dreamed of full blown sandbox games with extremely advanced NPCs (which the current LLMs can already kinda emulate), but on the bigger scale. In just a few decades this will fina
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by Tiberium 2y ago
One thing that CIL allows is creating amalgamations - converting the whole program into a single C file that can be then compiled by GCC or other compilers.
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by Tiberium 2y ago
> distillation from larger models to smaller open-source models and smaller-closed source models They don't limit it only to open-source models. And you can finetune 3.5 Turbo on OpenAI API.
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by Tiberium 2y ago
GitHub Copilot and Microsoft Copilot are different products
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by Tiberium 2y ago
cursor.ai lets you use any OpenAI-compatible endpoint, although not all features work. And continue.dev does too, iirc.
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On Linux MAINTAINERS file removal of Russian developers(laforge.gnumonks.org)
57 points by Tiberium 2y ago|77 comments
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by Tiberium 2y ago
That sounds like coil whine, it's a common thing to hear when GPU is working at full capacity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetically_induced_ac...
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by Tiberium 2y ago
You raise a valid point, but 4o is way smaller than 405B. And 4o mini that's described in the article is highly likely <30B (if we're talking dense models).
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by Tiberium 2y ago
I've started using Deno for some small hobby scripts and projects, and it's been really good so far. Their LSP server and VSCode extension are way faster and better than the default one, and configuration for a new project is much
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by Tiberium 2y ago
FWIW it's possible to amalgamate almost any C program automatically with the help of https://github.com/goblint/cil (a maintained fork of CIL): https://goblint.github.io/cil/merger.html All y
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by Tiberium 2y ago
Yes, but this is also pure speculation, since the product clearly exists, has customers, and even has a free trial.
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by Tiberium 2y ago
Important to note that the author assumes that this is ByteDance, but the ASN belongs to their cloud solution BytePlus, which could be used by other companies. https://x.com/sauceo_/status/1842866301066518875 h
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by Tiberium 2y ago
Hopefully he also tries Claude. It's much better suited for creative writing than GPT models, especially Opus.
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by Tiberium 2y ago
https://github.com/OpenPrinting/cups-browsed/issues/36#issue... makes it sounds like most of them don't, and even if they do, it's sandboxed.
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by Tiberium 2y ago
Thanks, I missed that. But that still leaves us with only 300 thousand exploitable instances in the whole public IPv4 address space. This is nowhere near a universal GNU/Linux RCE. Of course it's still a big deal to those affected
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by Tiberium 2y ago
Yeah, I guess you're right, for CUPS it might be 9.9. My other added points about it being a vastly overblown exploit still stand.

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