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by bonzini 3y ago
> you should definitely have right to give away binaries without asking Red Hat for permission. You do, and you have to provide sources in that case. But, Red Hat can choose to stop doing business with you if you give away binaries for r
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by bonzini 3y ago
They can't sue to enforce GPLv3, because Linux isn't under a "GPLv2 or later" license. However, Conservancy established "Principles of Community-oriented Enforcement" ( https://sfconservancy.org/
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by bonzini 3y ago
I did the same but went for an ESP-8266 to connect over WiFi (using UDP). https://github.com/bonzini/wcc contains both the Arduino sketch and the client that runs under Linux to present a virtual input device.
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by bonzini 3y ago
It is the same as inline css though.
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by bonzini 3y ago
In terms of dB they're not that leaky. However when the typical wifi power is on the order of microwatts or tens of nanowatts, it's not hard for an 800 W oven to completely drown that signal and/or overload the front-end.
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by bonzini 3y ago
Yes, the lead of the Raspberry Pi foundation used to work at Broadcom and used a pretty old design that was meant for set top boxes because Broadcom sold it for little money.
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by bonzini 3y ago
The article says > I also tried putting my phone in a (turned off!) microwave, but this did not work either, it was still connected to the Wi-Fi access point. But yeah I would have thought the same.
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by bonzini 3y ago
I meant disable labeling in podman. :)
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by bonzini 3y ago
> unlike Docker their containers bow to SELinux definitions, That's a bug in docker. If your system isn't configured for SELinux, disable it. Also the systemd files generated by podman-generate-systemd are just executing "
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by bonzini 3y ago
Filling in a gas tank does not take 30 minutes.
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by bonzini 3y ago
Copy and patch is a variant of QEMU's original "dyngen" backend by Fabrice Bellard[1][2], with more help from the compiler to avoid the maintainability issues that ultimately led QEMU to use a custom code generator. [1] http
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by bonzini 3y ago
Weird flex but ok Edit: yeah I know this is just a meme but that's the only reaction I have to wasting so much money.
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by bonzini 3y ago
This is really everybody else's work. All I did was some mentoring of Emanuele, who is also the first presenter in the linked video. We didn't use formal methods, but some small parts of the async runtime were validated with spin.
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by bonzini 3y ago
What Stefan (the author) calls my vision, I call my arrogance. :) Some bits of my plan, especially with respect to how the async runtime in QEMU is designed, were good. However I had vastly underestimated the complexity of one step. The var
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by bonzini 3y ago
It might also be considered copyright violation, after evaluating the four fair use factors.
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by bonzini 3y ago
It does have a lot of confusing or downright wrong content. Saying that it's hallucinations is in some sense a compliment to the author...
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by bonzini 3y ago
Indeed, Virtualization.framework already supported virtio in guests before, but that's when they added host drivers. By the way this: > In the Virtio model, providing such support is the task of the operating system, not the virtual
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by bonzini 3y ago
It doesn't matter, if everything else stays the same what matters is what it's used for. If it's used to make money, it would certainly hurt claims of fair use—maybe not for those that do the training, but for those that use
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by bonzini 3y ago
You can't reproduce on the web interface, because the temperature settings are higher than what's required to compress the text. You need to use the API. However, I had good luck reproducing poems on GPT 3.5, both copyrighted and
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by bonzini 3y ago
Nope, it doesn't work that way. The fact that the LLM can regurgitate original articles doesn't remove the possibility that training can be considered transformative work, or more in general that using copyrighted material for tra
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by bonzini 3y ago
> GPT-4V can easily whitewash its entire copyrighted training corpus to be unrecognizably distinct Is that just by increasing the temperature, tweaking the prompt, etc.? If you can operate on the raw weights and recreate the original tex
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by bonzini 3y ago
Yes, the screenshot in the article is clearly doing an Internet search. The exhibit in the lawsuit shows that you can complete an article by using GPT on the first sentence of the prompt, with low temperature to aid reproducibility, and obt
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by bonzini 3y ago
Connman is okay, it's less featureful than network manager but it's easy to use. I think some Kodi distributions use it, and also available in Debian. Connman, NM and systemd-networkd all strike a different balance (simplicity, se
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by bonzini 3y ago
Just compile with -std=c89
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by bonzini 3y ago
Crashing the host kernel is DoS. Crashing QEMU from the guest is bad because a use-after-free could be a possible avenue for privesc. But if an assertion failure can be triggered from the guest kernel, in the end it's just another way
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by bonzini 3y ago
There are plans to support userspace spinlocks in Linux by letting a userspace program borrow from the next scheduling quantum: https://lwn.net/Articles/948870/
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by bonzini 3y ago
The way you wrote it there is a use-after-free because other_flag is not valid anymore immediately after the previous holder exits. Instead you spin on your own flag (which the holder sets to true when releasing the lock). The correct code
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by bonzini 3y ago
The test-and-set lock has the "advantage" of being unfair. Being unfair could be seen as a problem, and indeed it is, especially when access to memory takes a time that depends on who performs the access. However, if the lock hold
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by bonzini 3y ago
> Who puts these things on the label and why I guess because otherwise you could be sued? Not that it makes this any more viable.
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by bonzini 3y ago
Last paragraph: "As a side note, I have designed a prototype board that allows use of a brand new 65C02 IC made by Western Digital in retro machines. The Western Digital chips have a slightly different pinout to the others, so need a s

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