c0n5pir4cy

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by c0n5pir4cy 19d ago
I think a lot of people are missing some of the advantages of skills - they're to give an agent/harness the knowledge of how to do something or more context without it always being part of the prompt. This could be to try and expa
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by c0n5pir4cy 19d ago
If its not automatic it's incredibly shaky ground in the EU. I'm sure Apple, Amazon and Google got more than a slap on the wrist just for storing a few seconds after the wake word before.
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by c0n5pir4cy 19d ago
Not a lawyer but it wouldn't be under the DMA - these rights predate the DMA by a while.
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by c0n5pir4cy 2mo ago
The EU actually has a very good, privacy protecting way of doing this based on zero knowledge proofs. Unfortunately they completely botched it by having the proof-of-concept app rely on Apple & Googles integrity APIs - which a bunch of
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by c0n5pir4cy 2mo ago
It's pretty awful, generally best avoided unless you have a specific reason for doing so (e.g. encrypting the full SQLite DB per customer). It also introduces you to some pretty bad risks (what if there is a bug in a migration which on
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by c0n5pir4cy 2mo ago
So done a much deeper analysis - there is an loader injected at the Wordpress side which triggers a read of a payload from a smart contract on the Ethereum chain. It stores this in localStorage, registers a ServiceWorker etc so it is persis
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by c0n5pir4cy 2mo ago
Doing a bit of digging too - it also filters only to users running MacOS or Windows and skips everything else which is why it will be invisible to the devices I tried it on.
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by c0n5pir4cy 2mo ago
I'm not getting it at all! I'm guessing something about my environment has caused it to cloak itself.
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by c0n5pir4cy 2mo ago
Do you have any browser extensions enabled? I've seen similar before where it wasn't the page itself that injected it - rather it was injected by a compromised/sold extension that has permissions on all pages.
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by c0n5pir4cy 2mo ago
More unhinged - but a lot of people preferred it that way. To be really clear it's still pretty unhinged and even a decade ago it was much more unhinged.
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by c0n5pir4cy 2mo ago
I was so confused by the title - I thought jets were fairly efficient at ~40%-50% of theoretical maximum and turbofans can't be that far behind. It would maybe make sense for a single prop aircraft. 30% improvement makes much more sens
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by c0n5pir4cy 2mo ago
I think it needs some more explanation - Fable is 0.42 from itself apparently so Kimi K3 is basically indistinguishable?
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by c0n5pir4cy 2mo ago
It was a pretty bad time - ARM wasn't really encroaching on any of their markets in the way they are now & AMD was struggling. Intel basically just left the engineering to rot & the business people to try and gouge consumers wi
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by c0n5pir4cy 3mo ago
In some EU countries - it could be seen as retaliation if you sue for something and then Google closes your accounts, some EU countries have strong protections here. More importantly for Google though it's under extra scrutiny under th
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by c0n5pir4cy 3mo ago
User fatigue is UX concept and can be measured. I'd be surprised if squircles reduced user fatigue though - I think a good adjacent example is Googles new icons with the colours that all look similar. Users were complaining immediately
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by c0n5pir4cy 3mo ago
I would argue that there is somewhat a research edge - there's no reason to think Chinese labs aren't incredibly capable in research though, look at all the recent papers from them on things like efficiency.
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by c0n5pir4cy 3mo ago
I mean yes - I think you are also confusing the axes of the political compass somewhat. Freedom of Speech, civil liberties etc are the Y-Axis - here Xi leans authoritarian. China actually has some pretty radical left economics policies - li
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by c0n5pir4cy 3mo ago
Not really - it's not a PC.
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by c0n5pir4cy 4mo ago
I would argue that all 4 of these that you have mentioned can be handled with relatively small models very well. The real question is what situations are the flagship, larger models useful in and will that produce enough demand.
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by c0n5pir4cy 5mo ago
So as far as I can tell, they can't do this as it's based on equivalent full-charge cycles - so that's nice at least.
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by c0n5pir4cy 5mo ago
> I don't trust sleep mode to not keep running and overheat, so I wait. People have been expressing their dissatisfaction at Windows Updates strategy for so long - Modern Standby was so badly implemented it basically cooked laptops
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by c0n5pir4cy 5mo ago
I've been using it through OpenCode Go and it does seem decent in my limited experience. I haven't done anything which I could directly compare to Opus yet though. I did give it one task which was more complex and I was quite impr
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by c0n5pir4cy 6mo ago
So you don't even need Android or iOS for this feature and it's been a thing on certain headsets for a while; both my Sony headphones and buds do this. It also has an integration with the phone which can add GPS awareness but it w
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by c0n5pir4cy 7mo ago
I feel like a lot of this is just Googles tooling - if you're using Antigravity/Gemini CLI and then use Claude Code it feels like a huge difference. I can say from experience though (using Cline + OpenCode) that they are really cl
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by c0n5pir4cy 8mo ago
Mostly similar - sometimes better, sometimes worse. It's not 2005 anymore.
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by c0n5pir4cy 8mo ago
I believe a whole host of VPN providers have no real need to comply with this amendment if it passes the Commons. The providers are structured in a way that makes forcing compliance difficult and have built their whole business model around
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by c0n5pir4cy 8mo ago
Ah - the old magic. There is a lot more than a simple chroot to Docker though - with FreeBSD Jails being a stepping stone along the way. It's real innovation and why it won over alternatives was the tooling and infrastructure around th
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by c0n5pir4cy 9mo ago
I wouldn't like to see all the legal infrastructure they're putting in under a Reform UK government - I'd imagine they'll use it for far more nefarious means. That being said - the blame lies squarely with Labour here. I
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by c0n5pir4cy 9mo ago
Important thing to note - UKDefenceJournal only tracks a set of known Iran linked related accounts that could be tracked because of previous Internet blackouts in Iran. It would be interesting to see how this applies more widely to other se
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by c0n5pir4cy 9mo ago
I was wondering if the issue there is maybe the fitness function - the flies can get a higher fitness by avoiding the maze entrance early on by just heading straight up and early attempts to go into the maze early on will result in lower fi

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