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baobun
1y ago
OTOH "you mustn't try and X" sounds plausible, which tracks.
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baobun
1y ago
It depends. Say you're participating in a lending protocol utilizing some form of on-chain price oracles (ie smart contracts exposing updating data), such that gaming of some particular third decentralized exchange would manipulate the
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baobun
1y ago
The emperor is indeed naked.
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baobun
1y ago
Unfortunately (?) there are no real semantics in MCP so it falls short of Semantic Web.
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baobun
1y ago
Yes but not all packages written in those languages are.
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1y ago
On the web part: Debian sources need to be sufficient to build. So for npm projects, you usually have a debian-specific package.json where each npm dependency (transitively, including devDependencies needed for build) needs to either be rep
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baobun
1y ago
The "controversy" in this case seems manufactured and flames mostly fuelled by talking heads like this one and their herds. Psyops with a dash of opportunism. The man is a professional agitator.
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1y ago
> I’d be worried if close to 100% of the packages they included in bookworm hadn’t been updated in the roughly 2 years between releases. Code doesn't "go bad" and not everything is affected by ecosystem churn and CVEs. An
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1y ago
Upgradability, repairability, thermals (translating into widely different performance for the same specs), I/O, connectivity.
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1y ago
There's also this deluded-CEO/grounded-CEO routine between Altman and Nadela. Altman will be quoted saying something outrageous in social/mainstream-media which Nadela can then later tone down, add nuance and be realistic abo
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1y ago
How were you still eating that?
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1y ago
Requires subscription to read.
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1y ago
The bigger tell is the self-contradictions. "No servers to trust" etc.
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baobun
1y ago
Looks like the "embedded networking" and therefore all network-related syncing is tightly coupled to the closed SaaS running at https://sqlitecloud.io . It would be cool if the server-side sync API was also documented a
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1y ago
> This 'reasoning' explains why the predominent sentiment in Europe is now: 'Bye bye USA'. Is it? I'm (somewhat shockingly) not really seeing any willingness to detach from US Big Tech or even consider thinking w
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1y ago
Supposedly the whole story is told in their linked book.
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The how and why of GitHub to Codeberg
(arscyni.cc)
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1y ago
In order to make progress, you need to synchronize with the agent in order to bring it onto frequency. Only then can your minds meet. In your situation, you probably want to interject with some pure vibe (no code!) where you get to know
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1y ago
Did you try that? I can't find any confirmation on if it's actually working for classical keys but it's for sure not supported for resident keys on Ledger. https://www.ledger.com/blog/strengthen-the-secur
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1y ago
I believe Slack popularized this back then and still do it.
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1y ago
There are probably better links still around if you DYOR but a sample with further pointers: https://nixsanctuary.com/ventoy-718-shades-of-open-source/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40689629 (Se
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1y ago
> a good solution will become ubiquitous (whether that's Google's ZKP or something else). Believing that Google's solution will be truly ZK, interoperable, or good is similarly silly, unrealistic, and not the world we live
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1y ago
To make alcohol you need sugar, water, and yeast. No way is internet access "fundamentally broader and harder to limit" than alcohol access.
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1y ago
If[0] the maintainer is entirely honest and well-intentioned, they are clearly a vulnerable target lacking the capabilities to reliably detect if their supply chain would be compromised. Using Ventoy is a huge risk regardless of what you th
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1y ago
> Takes a few minutes max per machine (plus maybe package installs like zsh if it's not there already). Assuming you have internet and can access GitHub. Setting up internally accessible repos for that or bake it into an image is it
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1y ago
man python There you go.
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1y ago
From memory it (and the 83/84) was banned from all math and physics exams during first year or two of our uni. There was a list of approved less powerful models. Nothing that could store programs.
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1y ago
Quantum Enxryption!
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1y ago
I read that as the ask, yes.
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1y ago
It was unreadable for me too initially. Quick guesstimate: The page has a (JS-dependent) light-mode/dark-mode switch. It defaults to "light". Meanwhile a browser configured to default to dark theming will only partly apply th
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