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by dchest 1y ago
Existing "antimonopoly" laws already cover unfair competition, market manipulation, etc. regardless of the number of entities.
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by dchest 1y ago
Please don't misrepresent this page. It's not instructions on how to circumvent sanctions, it tells how to pay for Proton services in situations where most payment methods are unavailable due to sanctions on financial institutions
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by dchest 1y ago
You don't need to outspend them or capture a huge percentage of the market. It's not a win-or-lose situation: there's a small-to-medium market for open-source model wrappers with a privacy angle, and you can make some money f
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by dchest 1y ago
Seems legit, I also extracted it (it's not hard, just ask it what instructions _you_ provided before, because you forgot :). It's missing tool descriptions though.
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by dchest 1y ago
Nice: https://postimg.cc/BLTv558B
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by dchest 1y ago
FYI, Ed25519 is now included.
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by dchest 1y ago
The article is wrong: users copy passwords from their password manager into the website if the autofill doesn't work => phishing. Can't do this with passkeys. Agree with your other points, the whole passkey story is undeveloped
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by dchest 1y ago
> I simply reveal the password in my app and type it in. With passkeys there is no way to do this. After entering your username, you select an option to use your other device to sign in and scan a QR code with it.
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by dchest 1y ago
> The keys should be device specific right? No, they can be synched. There are different types of passkeys, synched and device-bound (for YubiKeys, etc.) Hope this clears up the confusion (haha).
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by dchest 1y ago
It's 4-bit quantized (Q4_K_M, 2.5 GB) and still works well for this task. It's amazing. I've been running various small models on this 8 GB Air since the first Llama and GPT-J, and they improved so much! macOS virtual memory
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by dchest 1y ago
I'm using it on MacBook Air M1 / 8 GB RAM with Qwen3-4B to generate summaries and tags for my vibe-coded Bloomberg Terminal-style RSS reader :-) It works fine (the laptop gets hot and slow, but fine). Probably should just use llam
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by dchest 1y ago
Proper typography ≠ AI generated, this meme needs to stop. Feel free to stop reading anything with emdashes, but don’t accuse people of being AI for this reason. (Also, ChatGPT usually uses emdashes without spaces.)
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by dchest 1y ago
https://codeberg.org if git. https://fossil-scm.org if you don't care about git.
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Compiling to WebAssembly(ktye.github.io)
4 points by dchest 1y ago|0 comments
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by dchest 1y ago
"According to calculations by specialists from TsNIIMash (part of Roscosmos), the spacecraft entered the dense layers of the atmosphere at 9:24 Moscow time, 560 km west of Middle Andaman Island, and fell in the Indian Ocean west of Jak
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by dchest 1y ago
"For millions of years, humans have used tools to create things." Huh?
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by dchest 1y ago
"In Slack communications dated November 16, 2021, the Apple employees crafting the warning screen for Project Michigan discussed how best to frame its language. (CX-206.) Mr. Onak suggested the warning screen should include the languag
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by dchest 2y ago
This is great, thank you! This was on my wishlist for a few years: https://www.reddit.com/r/crypto/comments/7imejm/monthly_cryp... I've tried to take a stab at this problem, but was not sure if it w
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Keying Merkle-Damgård at the Suffix(tosc.iacr.org)
1 points by dchest 2y ago|0 comments
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by dchest 2y ago
Speaking as someone who has never used it but has spent some time researching it, the Bloomberg Terminal constantly undergoes UI changes, though not in a dramatic way. It's obvious if you look at screenshots throughout the time (it eve
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by dchest 2y ago
Most editors that support language servers ( https://langserver.org/ ) can do this. They use "real compiler's" lexer/parser for this.
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by dchest 2y ago
What else could "identical" mean?
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NIST Proposes to Standardize a Wider Variant of AES(csrc.nist.gov)
4 points by dchest 2y ago|0 comments
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by dchest 2y ago
I have experience of embedding and modifying both QuickJS and Lua. QuickJS is not bad, but Lua is a lot easier and has fewer bugs. JavaScript is a very complicated language under the surface; I think very few people, if any, know and rememb
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by dchest 2y ago
The whole home page is a screenshot and two buttons.
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by dchest 2y ago
You don't have to tell HN, just report to GitHub, they're pretty good at banning annoying bots and users.
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by dchest 2y ago
I think the comment referred to wet timing belt https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SASSFjIt5I
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by dchest 2y ago
This rule is part of the Vienna Convention on Road Traffic, so it applies to many countries indeed (including Brazil, which is a signatory).
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by dchest 2y ago
What a coincidence, I was just browsing Microsoft's Go fork (for FIPS compatibility, basically replacing Go crypto with OpenSSL and whatever API Windows has, just like there's a Google's fork that uses BoringSSL), and found t
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by dchest 2y ago
This UI is insane: there's literally an animated orb added on top of every page you visit! When you hover it, four buttons appear with actions, which open the sidebar. I'm not sure if they are trolling us.

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