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by anon7000 1y ago
Yes, though the attackers would have to pay for an account. In this case, it’s using a pre-installed, pre-authorized tool, using your own credits to hack you
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by anon7000 1y ago
> You to keep your GitHub tokens/auth in a password manager that requires you to manually authorize unsealing of the token This is a failure of the GH CLI, IMO. If you log into the GH CLI, it gets access to upload repositories, and
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by anon7000 1y ago
For everyone against .config on mac: who cares? I, for one, don’t want to deal with or remember different patterns across different OSes as much as possible. So I’ll install gnu coreutils on Mac, and I’ll use .config. For CLI apps, they bro
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by anon7000 1y ago
ATProto is decentralized in that it allows you to choose a 3rd party like Blacksky to do all kinds of things for you. You can use the social media feed this 3rd party curates, use their moderation services like block lists, and even have yo
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by anon7000 1y ago
This is basically proof that you’re wrong: a separate entity hosts separate moderation, and anyone using a client of AT Proto (even the official app) can use this 3rd party as the moderation service for the content that they see. That’s dec
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by anon7000 1y ago
What the fuck are you talking about. A current high end laptop CPU is the AMD 9955HX3D, with Geekbench 6 of 3161/19080 geekbench. M4 Pro is 3812/20076. Why do I worship apple silicon? Because it’s literally the best performing pro
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by anon7000 1y ago
Well, yeah, and my mom was using my old 2012 MBP until it was a decade too. Main reason to upgrade to an M1 Air was the battery and the performance improvement that comes with a decade of processor and efficiency improvements. And I bet tha
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by anon7000 1y ago
They continue to have large teams working on core stuff. It’s just that they’re working at such a low level (like high perf virtualized networking on their custom network cards) that most people don’t hear about it or care that much.
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by anon7000 1y ago
I agree with you, but the question is more whether existing LLMs have enough training with AST queries to be more effective with that approach. It’s not like LLMs were designed to be precise in the first place
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by anon7000 1y ago
Exactly. LLMs are trained on huge amounts of bash scripts. They “know” how to use grep/awk/whatever. ASTs are, I assume, not really part of that training data. How would they know how to work well with on? LLMs are trained on what
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by anon7000 1y ago
Sure, but the approach mentioned here benchmarks with median performance of 16ms. 100ms isn’t great especially if it’s only one part of everything that needs to happen
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by anon7000 1y ago
Publishing someone’s leaked credentials in plaintext for anyone to look at also isn’t ideal. I mean, yes, it’s been leaked, but we also don’t need to make it easier for someone to get hacked.
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by anon7000 1y ago
AT Proto isn’t really supposed to be about individuals self hosting the whole thing. The system is supposed to be global, distributed, and shared, not isolated to one person self-hosting the whole stack. One person should be able to host a
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by anon7000 1y ago
True. The most likely reason it won’t happen is just because solar power is on a massive hockey stick growth pattern. Global solar power capacity grew 2.5x from 2020 to 2024. From 2023-2024, we added the equivalent of the total global solar
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by anon7000 1y ago
They already built uv, which works extremely well for that
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by anon7000 1y ago
Yeah it’s just a matter of time. Marketing executives already realize they aren’t able to control the message as well. If you get product recommendations through AI, you don’t see the company’s website and marketing copy, and don’t go throu
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by anon7000 1y ago
Reddit sucks, but it’s also one of the biggest goldmines of human-curated information out there. Alternatives include blogspam, which is worse than useless these days, and forums with limited scope. Figuring out how to sift through dirt to
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by anon7000 1y ago
Siri will fall back to ChatGPT if the question is outside of Siri’s domain.
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by anon7000 1y ago
True. At a minimum, as long as LLMs don't include some kind of more strict representation of the world, they will fail in a lot of tasks. Hallucinations -- responding with a prediction that doesn't make any sense in the context of
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by anon7000 1y ago
Hm, it’s still a tricky question. Do web admins have a right to block agentic AI? Of course they do. They have a right to block whoever they want. Distinguishing between scraper and agent is important, yes, but agents can still produce a lo
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by anon7000 1y ago
Turns out you can use your work email and then switch it to your main Gmail after. Something along those lines helped me get around it
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by anon7000 1y ago
> Billions in cash on hand each quarter but don’t have the balls that zuck has to pay unreasonable money It remains to be seen whether this was a smart move, or just flailing money at the wall
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by anon7000 1y ago
Yep. This kind of exclusivity agreement should probably be illegal across the board; they basically exist to make competition legally impossible. Great for business, sucks for people.
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by anon7000 1y ago
Might be better, but it’s 4x the cost. Firewalla Gold SE at $509, vs UniFi Cloud Gateway Ultra at $129. In my experience, the software does work fine. Works way better out of the box than most routers I’ve used.
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by anon7000 1y ago
I mean, attics and top floors with no AC often get swelteringly lot because heat rises
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by anon7000 1y ago
Oh no, then the government will know how old I am!! (/s)
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by anon7000 1y ago
Here’s a fact: if a right only applies to US Citizens, and not to anyone else, then it’s not an inalienable right. Which means it’s essentially not a human right. This is foundational to why America’s exists in the first place, just t
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by anon7000 1y ago
It’s tough to have “human flourishing” (which they mention as a goal) when things like health insurance are in such a shit situation. AI could help health insurance deny more claims, for sure. That’s not human flourishing though. (And my bi
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by anon7000 1y ago
I mean, good AI tab completion feels like a super power. Zed’s is not that good. It’s slow and normally not at all what I want. In cursor, it’s at least 80% of the time jumping to the next thing I was going to do anyways. (Example: I add a
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by anon7000 1y ago
Seems like if they built it out after fiber was cheaper and more common, they have it good. Meanwhile, to this day, my parents get, at best, 6mbps down from the ancient, shitty copper infra the telco put up ages ago. Thankfully, other optio

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