cromka

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871.
by cromka 8mo ago
It's quite the contrary, the less interpretative the language, the better. And no, LLMs were not trained on English to begin with. And they don't perform best in English.
872.
by cromka 8mo ago
> We also have no way to actually measure this even if we wanted to do an experiment. Sorry, WHAT? No way to measure it? My god, are we talking about the same thing? Are you sure you haven't missed past 12-24 months of increased rep
873.
by cromka 8mo ago
Yeah, sure, no matter the studies, no matter the developmental indices, ni matter the WHO, no matter the psychologists. Let's also talk about climate change and how it's up for debate? We don't disagree on whether it is actua
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by cromka 8mo ago
They are one time use by definition. You can't know they are used by respectful owner, but the idea is you have to provide a new token every few weeks/months. Much like when using other services nowadays, I mean even Gmail will ha
875.
by cromka 8mo ago
No, it's not the same. There are anonymous solutions that solve this problem that are perfectly acceptable. Not perfect for prevention, but a good compromise nonetheless. Like cig/alcohol underage consumption prevention.
876.
by cromka 8mo ago
Your rant was about their loss of focus, not about them being open to other changes. Moving goalposts!
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by cromka 8mo ago
This is Nirvana/Perfect Solution fallacy. That's like saying limiting smoking to 18 y/o was futile because teenagers could always have some other adult buy them cigs, or use fake IDs. Ridiculous take.
878.
by cromka 8mo ago
Someone explain me like I'm 5: there are some solutions already in effect that are based on cryptographically generated, anonymous, one-time use tokens that allow to confirm adults's age without being tied up yo your ID. Why on ea
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by cromka 8mo ago
Entirely Apple-centric?
880.
by cromka 8mo ago
They adopted Rust for LibJS, not the browser and its engine.
881.
by cromka 8mo ago
I don't think they were having problems with C++, they moved to Rust for memory safety. Mind that they migrated LibJS, their JavaScript library.
882.
by cromka 8mo ago
Part of browser experience is safety and migrating their JS library to Rust is probably one of the best ways to gain advantage over any other existing engine out there in this aspect. Strategically this may and likely will attract 3rd party
883.
by cromka 8mo ago
Notably, this is also Qualcomm's X2 architecture.
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by cromka 8mo ago
From the press release itself: "To that end, starting from 2025, the Regulation will gradually introduce declaration requirements, performance classes and maximum limits on the carbon footprint of electric vehicles, light means of tran
885.
by cromka 8mo ago
> Bonus points if you use infrared since other humans can't see the beam But how would you see it? IR goggles?
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by cromka 8mo ago
Someone on Reddit says they reported some of those Bitwarden issues to them 4 years ago and they were ignored: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitwarden/s/LsJWCaQ6YD
887.
by cromka 8mo ago
Why isn't this upvoted more is beyond me.
888.
by cromka 8mo ago
If Apple decided to bring back BootCamp and allow to boot Windows Arm and Linux with their full support... they would wipe out the competition. And I actually think they'll do this soon, especially now that Windows Arm is getting bette
889.
by cromka 8mo ago
But the only cheap option is 16GB basic tier Mac Mini. That's not a lot of shared memory. Proces increase bery quickly for expanded memory models.
890.
by cromka 8mo ago
It'll be sorted in about 9 days.
891.
by cromka 9mo ago
Linux support for ARM is inferior for end users of desktop 3rd party software. Everything else is provided by the repos. I doubt this person runs Signal or Spotify on those servers.
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by cromka 9mo ago
Turns out the single point of failure irreplaceable type of employees who intentionally obfuscated the projects code for the last 10+ years were ahead of their time.
893.
by cromka 9mo ago
Those AI graphics... Sorry,but ewww...
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Bitwarden ignored serious CVEs reported 4 years ago(reddit.com)
2 points by cromka 9mo ago|1 comments
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by cromka 9mo ago
These are apparently the same CVEs that the University of Zurich reported in their paper recently.
896.
by cromka 9mo ago
Someone on Reddit says they reported some of those issues 4 years ago and they were ignored: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitwarden/s/LsJWCaQ6YD
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by cromka 9mo ago
And the 640kB of RAM!
898.
by cromka 9mo ago
So not abysmal! Abysmal would be if it was 3h, not 8-10.
899.
by cromka 9mo ago
Abysmal? I am getting 8 hours on my M1 air with 80% battery life on it. What are you talking about?
900.
by cromka 9mo ago
Absolutely not. SSD can be resoldered and that service is actually becoming popular and inexpensive. It's not just MacBooks, nearly all laptops have SSD and RAM soldered. This will become a totally normal thing in a few years from now.

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