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by cromka 2mo ago
They said publicly the Arm support was coming and that was in like 2024 or 2025.
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by cromka 2mo ago
Agreed. It's the same "where were the parents!" shouting, just phrased differently.
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by cromka 2mo ago
Ah yes, the good old "cigarettes and alcohol should be freely available to kids" lobby logic, like it's the 60s and 70s again.
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by cromka 2mo ago
Replying to myself, because I just bumped into these: https://www.reddit.com/r/claude/comments/1vfvdgz/anthropic_l... https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1vgpyni&#x2
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by cromka 2mo ago
Is there any model that knows how to smooth an overly literary text over? I find Opus and Fable constantly decorate the documentation they write like a damn 19/20th century writer. We're working with IT stuff yet it writes like it
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by cromka 2mo ago
Statements like this typically come from working on the same setup and context using different models. I actually have that very experience now; I work on something security-adjacent so Fable often drops out, at which point Opus behaves lik
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by cromka 2mo ago
Agreed, it's extremely frustrating. It's the only model that actually makes me curse when talking to it, even knowing how counterproductive it is.
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by cromka 3mo ago
That's status right now, and that's because we just got models than can speed up the mitigation or find new CVEs. Plenty of reports of how many of them get patched now, most recently with Chrome.
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by cromka 3mo ago
By that time the same Mythos class run on specialized hardware 5 years earlier will have fixed the same bugs that the Mythos class on consumer devices could have exploited. We'll be fine.
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by cromka 3mo ago
Are there any obvious mistakes? Because the way I see it, AI can and the most models actually do write better READMEs than most people ever cared.
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by cromka 3mo ago
Why do you care who over why they did that?
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by cromka 3mo ago
Wonder if AI finance advisory doesn't redeem investing into a zero-sum game in the long term? And actually expose investing as something that was reserved to privileged smart few?
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by cromka 3mo ago
No it isn't, if the price reflects different advancements. "Not having a OLED display and GPS in a 40k Rolex is insanity".
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by cromka 3mo ago
"As a bonus my iPhone Pro can’t fit one of those tiny Xteink readers on the back, but my Air can perfectly!" Seriously, what do you find SO ironic about what they said? This sarcastic, no-effort criticism on HN these days is serio
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by cromka 3mo ago
Yes, Finn's and Swedes are the modern day clusterfu*ks of societies /s
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by cromka 3mo ago
Those are not exclusive statements — as long as parts are available for a lifetime
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by cromka 3mo ago
We cannot possibly expect all parents to take proper care of their kids. This has never been the case and never will. That's why we have schools and other institutions that oversee our growth within society. You could make same exact
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by cromka 3mo ago
> It will It might . You don't know that.
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by cromka 3mo ago
I invested in Moderna around the time they had their vaccine enter Phase I trials, hoping for a pay off. Paid off it did not.
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by cromka 3mo ago
That's why banks use Azure on Premises (not sure if other providers offer the same, but the investment bank I worked at did)
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by cromka 3mo ago
It is speculation, which is what I think the upvote count reflects.
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by cromka 3mo ago
I think it's because it's the first big batch of fixes found at Apple by Mythos.
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by cromka 3mo ago
Do they? As in Claude but on premises? Wonder if this is gonna be the solution that e.g. banks will require, exactly like they do now for cloud services (e.g. Azure on premises).
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by cromka 3mo ago
Oh, fair. I assumed this was consumer cars.
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by cromka 3mo ago
reminder, Volvo is Chinese.
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by cromka 3mo ago
During a couple days in a year. Yes, that's the nonconformity I speak of.
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by cromka 3mo ago
An unmounted, hidden veracrypt volume is pretty much undetectable with the typical forensics, if the OS hasn't leaked anything that would expose it. I don't know what their official account was alluding to with that wildcard state
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by cromka 3mo ago
The activity generator may be a tool on your PC which is well aware of the hidden partition's presence. All it has to do is changing partition size before writing anything, then restoring it. It may also generate using your real data,
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by cromka 3mo ago
That's last week's fine, isn't it? If so, it's a dupe.
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by cromka 3mo ago
What drives you nuts is Google's malicious compliance and your ignorance: what EU forbidden is defaulting to it in a way that they can't be decoupled. What Google was allowed to do was adding a option to enable it. They didn&#

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