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2y ago
and brave/shield supports CNAME uncloaking
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2y ago
> Cloudflare serves the entire world — region: earth Is that true for China though?
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2y ago
My response was to a comment that it's still available on chrome store. I no longer see that comment. Assuming it was deleted, does HN change parent comments if parent was deleted? - that's misleading. I didn't comment on fir
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2y ago
same, but it does have a warning: "This extension may soon no longer be supported because it doesn't follow best practices for Chrome extensions."
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2y ago
who knows what MindsAI is?
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2y ago
So, basically, it's chain of thought as a service? Not a model, per se, but a service that chains multiple model requests behind the scene?
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2y ago
> - Dumb down your reply as much as possible. If you can't, throw your reply through chatgpt and make it dumb down. or just pass all support responses through "business support LLM" for uniform “polite but curt” tone
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2y ago
If you want to pay $330/year on $100k or $1650/year on $500k to Fidelity so they can pay themselves 0.42% expense on MM fund (atrocious if you ask me) but have a pretty app, that's of course your choice as a customer. I'
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2y ago
I'd say Vanguard's VUSXX at 5.26% clearly beats it.
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2y ago
That's exactly what russia lovers want. "Just stop fighting invading forces" is as amoral as it gets.
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2y ago
23 mentions of "Claude" and not a single time mentioned the model he used.
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2y ago
gpt-4o-mini on top of 3.5 sonnet and way above Opus is a suspect for sure.
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2y ago
I wonder why their Groq llama-3.1-70b-versatile gets 81t/sec when I get 250t/sec on the same model.
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2y ago
there is also https://github.com/joohoi/acme-dns and LE clients like lego supporting it.
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2y ago
for a personal workstation? - those are great.
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2y ago
lack of signal is also a signal
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2y ago
the funny thing it's often labeled "Microsoft IT outage" - theguardian.com as example
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2y ago
al2023 uses "releasever" which is basically a dated snapshot of the packages. You can choose to install last-1 instead of the latest.
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2y ago
It's "rootkit" because it literally implements remote code execution as root as a feature.
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2y ago
it's a root-kit with RCE and C&C is CS headquarters.
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2y ago
it hovers around -20% in pre-market (at the moment)
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2y ago
I am going to stop saying this but people don't realize CS has an official RCE as a feature. As in run remote commands as root/admin on windows or linux/mac through their web.
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2y ago
It's backdoor as a feature. It even has a cute name - "CrowdStrike Real Time Response".
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2y ago
I am most annoyed by built-in RCE. Who thought that to be a good idea?
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2y ago
> realtime protection of windows systems and mac, and linux
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2y ago
SAP isn't linux?
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2y ago
oh, you think security won't mandate to run CS on linux. Granted it didn't down linux this time but nothing is stopping it.
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2y ago
Not so much in disguise. CS has official RCE root/admin access on all the clients. Which skips any normal auth of the OS. Yes, on all windows, mac and linux.
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2y ago
deepseek-coder 2.0 is big, even lite version. I do wish they compare it to codegeex4-all-9b
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2y ago
try THUDM/codegeex4-all-9b
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