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811.
by cedws 1y ago
How are you consuming a whole pack of paracetamol a day for that to be a problem?
812.
by cedws 1y ago
How do you decelerate once you get there though?
813.
by cedws 1y ago
Yeah you're right. Also, you're Simon :)
814.
by cedws 1y ago
None of that addresses the point I made. DoS is a security bug. It doesn't matter with who or where the problem lies.
815.
by cedws 1y ago
>Multimodal by design: Gemma 3n natively supports image, audio, video, and text inputs and text outputs. But I understood your point, Simon asked it to output SVG (text) instead of a raster image so it's more difficult.
816.
by cedws 1y ago
Personally I find the idea of forbidden knowledge more problematic than the knowledge itself.
817.
by cedws 1y ago
Given how primitive that image is, what's the point of even having an image model at this size?
818.
by cedws 1y ago
Denial of service is a security bug. It may seem innocuous in the context of a single library, but what happens when that library finds it way into core banking systems, energy infrastructure and so on? It's a target ripe for exploitat
819.
by cedws 1y ago
I’m looking for something like this too. Msty is my favourite LLM UI (supports remote + local models) but unfortunately has no MCP support. It looks like they’re trying to nudge people into their web SaaS offering which I have no interest i
820.
by cedws 1y ago
I cancelled my Copilot subscription after years of use. I don’t like having something taken away from me and still having to pay the same price. I also don’t want to be mentally penny counting every time I hit enter.
821.
by cedws 1y ago
We’re going to see hardware DRM on GPUs soon, it seems certain. Requirements for periodic phoning home and/or automatic brick if it comes online in a restricted country.
822.
by cedws 1y ago
They killed it off already.
823.
by cedws 1y ago
It’s an escape hatch for developers to ship shitty unoptimised games.
824.
by cedws 1y ago
It’s crazy how food manufacturers continue to get a free pass for killing people. They should be treated like the tobacco industry if they’re going to advertise and sell junk that ruins peoples’ bodies. I live in Japan at the moment and yo
825.
by cedws 1y ago
My confusion has only increased.
826.
by cedws 1y ago
No, about five years ago when I owned a “Linux laptop” XPS that gave me countless problems. Buggy touchpad, buggy video acceleration, buggy hibernate, buggy CPU driver causing constant throttling or burning hot temperatures.
827.
by cedws 1y ago
Microsoft has really screwed up on branding yet again. Every time I read “Copilot” I think of the GitHub thing, forgetting that there is also a Microsoft Copilot that is actually multiple things across multiple products including Windows an
828.
by cedws 1y ago
Some of them are absolutely up to dodgy stuff, they have access to countless private chats in servers where the users/admins are unaware messages are being sent to a third party. I wouldn’t be surprised if some of these bots are ran by
829.
by cedws 1y ago
Drinkable? The article mentions of no filtering or treatment. Would you really want to drink water straight from the air? We already have substances for pulling water from the air, they’re called desiccants. I recommend watching Thunderf00t
830.
by cedws 1y ago
So is that the end of Iran’s nuclear programme, or is there more to it?
831.
by cedws 1y ago
It’s masks off for them, they were always sociopaths that see other people as a means to an end.
832.
by cedws 1y ago
Semantic versioning isn’t the only way of versioning. Linus Torvalds versions Linux how he sees fit.
833.
by cedws 1y ago
I’m consistently amazed at how many of these startups I’ve never heard of, and appear to have no product, are worth tens of billions. This really is a dotcom money party.
834.
by cedws 1y ago
I'm about half way through the video and I'm really not seeing what all the praise is about, it just seems to be an AI optimism word salad. edit: a lot of the comments giving praise on YouTube look like bots...
835.
by cedws 1y ago
The people that could benefit the most are the least likely to ever try it. There are some people so blind to their own flaws they’d simply shatter under the influence of psychedelics.
836.
by cedws 1y ago
Nobody said there has to be one layer of sandboxing. Defense-in-depth approach is best. The developer can utilise sandboxing to limit the application's runtime abilities to what it should have, and the end user can further restrict the
837.
by cedws 1y ago
The developer knows the program best - what files it needs to access, what syscalls it needs to make, etc.
838.
by cedws 1y ago
At the beginning of COVID many countries had toilet paper shortages because of mass hysteria. Now imagine how ugly things would get if there wasn't enough food to go around. It's not that far fetched if there's a supply chain
839.
by cedws 1y ago
I'm surprised that phone manufacturers haven't already implemented a mesh network. I guess you could kind of call Apple's Find My network one, but if you want to smuggle arbitary data the bandwidth is very low. Maybe Apple&#x
840.
by cedws 1y ago
Is the container CLI actually intended for end users? My impression was that it's just a demo project showing off the Containerization API. I'm guessing that BuildKit will eventually support Apple's container runtime via the

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