Zuiii

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by Zuiii 3y ago
Yes, but that's the only way I know of to legally stop others from making money off "ideas". Copyright isn't a good tool for this as oracle recently found out.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Assuming no other chrome-specific vulnerabilities, the same PoC can also be implemented for Firefox because it allows temporary installation of unsigned addons. Besides, I'm not arguing that extensions can't be malicious. Also, I
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by Zuiii 3y ago
> I still haven't figured out how to open source algorithms You're not supposed to be able to restrict algorithms (i.e. math), and copyright (e.g. open source licenses) is definitely not the right tool. If you want to do it any
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by Zuiii 3y ago
I don't see chrome having that problem and it doesn't enforce similar signing requirements. Mozilla's decision was either ill thought out or was not motivated by "online security". In any case, most people tend choo
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by Zuiii 3y ago
So if I take the source code and change the manifest to indicate that it is compatible, then it should work out of the box? I still don't understand why they don't do what kiwi does. It supports all the chrome addons without modif
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by Zuiii 3y ago
I've switched to kiwi on android ever since mozila dropped the ball. It's chrome with all addons. No complaints whatsoever :-) It's not about teaching anyone anything. All I want is a browser that supports any addons I want
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Isn't mazda that shitty company that thinks it can take legal action against you for doing things with your own car? Edit: Yep, it is[1]. No thanks. 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37921584
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by Zuiii 3y ago
That's why I always download the original version and quantize myself. With enough swap, you can do it with a modest amount for ram. I never had to download a model twice. But yes, unless there is a way to patch it, bundling the model
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by Zuiii 3y ago
No, that day was when openAI decided to betray humanity and go close source under the faux premise of safety. OpenAI served it's purpose and can crash into the ground for all I care. Open source (read, truly open source models, not fal
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Because sometimes these systems don't detect those changes. Continuous recording with object detection and tagging solves this problem.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Youtube is entitled to the technical shenanigans it uses to force people to watch ads and I am entitled to the technical shenanigans I use to avoid them on my own device. If youtube blocks off access completely, people will stop considering
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by Zuiii 3y ago
It's the one mandating them and not offering acceptable alternatives.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
You can use the embedable release of python (which is signed) to run arbitrary unsigned code on windows. If you don't believe me, try it. Code signing on windows is a security theater at best and is next to useless. I agree that let&#x
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by Zuiii 3y ago
So have the fucking owner to put a password on it or have the device generate a random passphrase on first boot. Having locked boot loaders doesn't necessitate that you lock out the owner.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Does graphine os or other open source android distributions offer a way to force backup hostile apps? It's insane to me that strangers have more control over your property than you do.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
I would have assumed the range of things you could do in video would be limited by codec. Can you provide links that explain how video can achieve similar feats?
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Color me surprised! it looks like its actually open source (Apache 2.0) and not the usual false advertising by some two-faced company or institution. Links here: * https://huggingface.co/jinaai/jina-embeddings-v2-base-
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Client-side scanning can't and won't work because: 1. Users can scramble the files to pass scans. 2. Users can use the same client-side scanners as black boxes to verify. There is no scenario in which client-side scanni
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by Zuiii 3y ago
I like this. Large deposit with some gov agency and the money gets awarded to the victim (or refunded to the claimant) when the dispute is finally resolved. You don't submit a claim unless you're really sure that you'd win. T
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Not op but I believe the processes associated with LLCs are far better understood and streamlined than SPCs. If I'm diy-founding a legal entity myself, I'd try to follow the path of least surprises too.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Good example of how the implementation of unnecessary restrictions, without proper consideration of how such restrictions would impede users, can harm your product. I hope all software doing the same on android (safetynet, prevent screensho
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by Zuiii 3y ago
it creates a paper trail that is far more harder to obfuscate. I agree with gp, filing dmca should come with a filing fee.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Any gesture-like feature is unintuitive if you don't take the time familiarize yourself with it. It's one of my absolute best UX improvement features in linux, I just wish it was available on other operating systems.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
And just how exactly do you propose moving those assets into dollars? Dollars are the first thing that becomes scarce.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
It's still being used by normal people in really bad situations. It's just hn's typical demographic bubble that fails (or refuses) to see how it helps people. Of course, you're only experience with it is scams if you hav
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by Zuiii 3y ago
> The license is in the model card at the top - it's the same as the Llama 2 license. So the license is indeed proprietary. I hope peer review corrects the authors' misuse of the term.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
This seems to be as open as proprietary game engines as no mention of model license was present in the paper, code, model card. I wonder whether their incorrect and misleading use of "open" will be caught during peer review. Maybe
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Careful now. Regardless of what the proposed laws say, this kind of talk is exactly what this tech will eventually be used to crush. We're really lucky that slavery was mostly abolished before we regressed to this stage.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
I'm completely stumped. I just don't understand how politicians can still believe that client-side scanning would somehow stop CSAM. Couldn't those who possess this material also run those exact same CLIENT scanners (if not d
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by Zuiii 3y ago
These models are generally trained on tarabytes of data, but are usually 10s of gigabytes large (or much less if quantized). The latest true open source model, mistral 7b, is only 3GB (0.3% of a TB) when quantized.

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