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bflesch
8mo ago
Good points, but might be mitigated by knowing that the first key after boot is for HDD encryption and if storage is limited then keep counter for each key, and always overwrite least frequently observed key.
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8mo ago
That's what happens when the whole company uses high-end macbooks and nobody has an older PC. It's been noted thousands of times on HN but these US companies make money head over fist and do not give a single damn about people on
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bflesch
8mo ago
That's a bad argument, did Anthropic have a liquidity event that made employees "rich"?
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bflesch
8mo ago
Are you suggesting a very large custom blocksize? I don't think this would be feasible beyond a few megabytes.
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bflesch
8mo ago
Slightly unrelated, but aren't these AES-specific custom CPU instructions just a way to easily collect the encryption keys? There is a speedup but is it worth the risks? If I were a nation state actor, I'd just store the encryptio
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bflesch
8mo ago
Wasn't that most likely related to the US government using claude for large-scale screening of citizens and their communications?
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bflesch
8mo ago
Can you name some people who are working there and who you look up to? I need some new idols after the old idols all went up in MAGA and Epstein files .
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bflesch
8mo ago
Their website is so nice and smooth even on my shitty computer, not like the other announcement pages of major companies that only work on state of the art macbooks.
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bflesch
8mo ago
AFAIK a lot of linux packet repositories are http-only as well. Convenient for tracking what package versions have been installed on a certain system.
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8mo ago
> By directly harnessing near-constant solar power with little operating or maintenance costs, these satellites will transform our ability to scale compute. It’s always sunny in space! Launching a constellation of a million satellites th
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bflesch
8mo ago
GDPR is not about cookies it is about you giving user data to another company, and by including plausible.io you are doing that.
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bflesch
8mo ago
On the landing page, right underneath the "disagree" button it says "no tracking"
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bflesch
8mo ago
Website says "no tracking" on the frontpage. I look at ublock origin, it mentions one blocked domain called "plausible.io". I go to plausible.io and see that "Easy to use and privacy-friendly Google Analytics altern
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bflesch
8mo ago
Nobody forces you to work there
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bflesch
8mo ago
Your argument is in bad faith because you are using false equivalence bias.
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bflesch
9mo ago
Thanks for reframing it. That's what I was trying to say.
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bflesch
9mo ago
Why don't you just travel to the south during winter? /s
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bflesch
9mo ago
Your suggestion sounds a bit detached from reality of many people. In many countries it is physically impossible to get enough vitamin D from the sun, even if you go out naked. Also did you ever notice that the cheap apartments in many plac
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bflesch
9mo ago
hm
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9mo ago
I have no experience about antidepressants myself so please excuse my stupid question. When I hear people say "it killed my libido" I always think about the fact that hyper-sexuality can be a trauma response, and if your body is h
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bflesch
9mo ago
Interesting you say that, feels like when people were too stupid to google things and "googling something" was a skill that some had and others didn't.
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bflesch
9mo ago
Yeah let's share all your IP for the vague promise that it will somehow work ;)
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9mo ago
"extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence". As long as there is low number of samples with such age you should always assume methodological mistakes in measurement
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bflesch
9mo ago
That thing is missing a whole bunch of ctrl keys, how can it be the best keyboard on the market?
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bflesch
9mo ago
How is the scheme syntax in any way an improvement over JSON? Can't they build the same thing but use JSON - which everyone already uses - instead of pushing a new verbose syntax?
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9mo ago
The geographic aspect of russian agents being in vincinity of the traintracks. Week before supply trains in Germany also derailed, as they do once per month.
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9mo ago
How likely is it that such software-activated fuse-based kill switches are built into iPhones? Any insights?
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9mo ago
Name and shame these frauds. Let me guess, was it Stanford?
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9mo ago
This problem needs to be addressed at an operating system level. Websites should be reduced to (paid-for) content providers. Current situation around ad-blocking is just symptom of the problem. Users try to extract value from the website th
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9mo ago
Don't be so sure that the next generation automatically gets less indoctrinated. Facebook at least documented content interactions out in the open. With tiktok you don't notice what kind of content someone consumes. There are tens
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