codedokode

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by codedokode 1mo ago
Nobody forces the user to use the app. And from the screenshots I see online, Meta's app, Threads is used mostly by adult people to post dating stories and jokes. Do not consider this dangerous. Instagram is also used mostly by adults.
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by codedokode 1mo ago
To be fair, addiction is the problem of the users which have nothing better to do than scroll the app. To protect teens, Apple, Google and Microsoft must implement one-click "child mode" and block installing or accessing social ne
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by codedokode 1mo ago
There should be an array of arguments instead of space-separated string.
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by codedokode 1mo ago
Watermarks are garbage because they may embed account id, IP address and deanonimize you. That's why we should be using open-weights LLM whenever possible.
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by codedokode 1mo ago
Find traffic lights for me. If it required an app, I would close the page.
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by codedokode 1mo ago
I disagree with some points in "RISC-V They Should Have Known Better". For example, author claims that saving and restoring all registers in interrupt handler takes too long. But this can be solved alternatively, for example: spli
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by codedokode 1mo ago
It seems to simulate only the membrane, and not the body of the drum, so no bass drum, no snare and no hi-hats?
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by codedokode 1mo ago
Yes, but if you write your own extension maybe you want to read and modify the data. For example, patch fingerprinting script so that it gets the wrong result. Furthermore, malicious extension can read the data from the DOM, from forms (for
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by codedokode 1mo ago
As I remember, generic DRM interface allows only writing to a framebuffer and not reading from someone's else framebuffer. Do they use some vendor-specific APIs?
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by codedokode 1mo ago
What if a son of a senator or a president had drugs, would he be bombed too?
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by codedokode 1mo ago
The court documents are supposed to be read by a human, not by AI so hiding a prompt invisible to human to discourage AI usage is absolutely fair. But it seems that the judge has different view on what is fair and assumes that it is ok not
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by codedokode 1mo ago
Bread doesn't need a refrigerator and you can sell it directly from a truck.
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by codedokode 1mo ago
Russia is 9th world economy by nominal GDP [1]. Larger than many European and Asian countries. Also I am surprised that China is so close to US (20 Trillion vs 31 Trillion). The gap is less than 2x now. [1] https://en.wikipedia.
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by codedokode 1mo ago
Not years.
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by codedokode 1mo ago
Are you thinking that there are no wars and power plants do not get destroyed? If you live in a non-nuclear country the chances are non-zero and it is not smart to depend on large, centralized, easy to destroy power plants. It actually dumb
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by codedokode 1mo ago
Gasoline is much easier to store (you can keep a reserve in your cellar) and much easier to carry and trade than electricity.
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by codedokode 1mo ago
If you used cash as a reasonable person you would not even notice that cards aren't working.
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by codedokode 1mo ago
You can buy it on a black market unlike electricity.
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by codedokode 1mo ago
What's good in electric cars? If a large power plant is destroyed how are you going to charge your electric car to escape?
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by codedokode 2mo ago
Indeed it doesn't make sense to require sports achievements from someone wanting to study math.
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by codedokode 2mo ago
Usually 4-bit 200B model is better than 8-bit 90B. But if you go below 4 bits, I am not sure what is better.
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by codedokode 2mo ago
I wonder who is unsloth and where they got time, hardware and knowledge to quantize them?
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by codedokode 2mo ago
Not only there are cameras, but the machines typically accept only cards and not cash (except for one supermarket chain in my city) so I never use self-checkout.
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by codedokode 2mo ago
What about Muslim clothes that cover the face entirely?
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by codedokode 2mo ago
So that you cannot avoid paying taxes and going to the war when the government decides so.
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by codedokode 2mo ago
I noticed that in my country delivery couriers on e-bikes sometimes cover their face completely, with a balaclava and a ski mask. They ride at high speeds around pedestrians, break all traffic rules and obviously they prefer to opt out from
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by codedokode 2mo ago
If it was not malicious, why there is no MSR for SMM-aware OS to control and debug SMM software? Why is SMM memory hidden even from reading?
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by codedokode 2mo ago
The problem is that you cannot punish foreign websites, and there definitely will be ones allowing to bypass restrictions.
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by codedokode 2mo ago
The default list that parent may change but 99% won't bother doing it.
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by codedokode 2mo ago
White-listed sites could report the content rating (for example in HTTP headers) and the browser in "child mode" would refuse to display non-appropriate content. Lack of the header means that content is for adults only (unless par

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