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by e12e 7mo ago
If this is a concern, why not compress at the filesystem level?
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by e12e 7mo ago
> the watch has a publicly reachable IPv4 address Attacker reachable, presumably? Like from a hacked cable modem or wifi router?
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by e12e 7mo ago
It can be, if your typing is impaired.
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by e12e 7mo ago
It's nice to be able to authenticate sudo via biometric id with the help of Pam, or unlock your password manager like bitwarden. I don't think an apple watch would help there?
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by e12e 7mo ago
https://archive.is/9HObn
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The plan to kill Ali Khamenei(ft.com)
2 points by e12e 7mo ago|1 comments
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by e12e 7mo ago
Not if someone else modified firewall rules while you were installing updates? (Eg: someone else being a Cron job).
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by e12e 7mo ago
Interestingly enough, even ChatGPT has this to say about how the Trump administration might side-step the language about fully autonomous weapons: https://chatgpt.com/share/69a439b3-dfe4-800d-926e-39db221fba... AI;DR &
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by e12e 7mo ago
> a reliable mechanism for disabling Note that the bar is pretty high for reliable here. Say 1 in a thousand isn't disarmed or destroyed. Would you encourage your child to play in an area where ten thousand mines were dropped? A tho
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by e12e 7mo ago
> A filesystem with snapshots makes software installation transactional. You take a snapshot, install some software, and if it doesn't work right, you can revert to the snapshot. (With very slightly more flexible snapshots, you can
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Ralph Wiggum Explained: Stop Telling AI What You Want – Tell It What Blocks You(platform.uno)
24 points by e12e 8mo ago|6 comments
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Hegseth threatens to blacklist Anthropic over 'woke AI' concerns(npr.org)
10 points by e12e 8mo ago|1 comments
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by e12e 8mo ago
Replying while @dang is editing - so might be talking past current parent: I suppose I shouldn't be surprised that Arc/clarc would be modified as news is modified (Arc sort of being built around news in the first place). I just wo
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by e12e 8mo ago
There's hn specific parts to the clarc implementation of Arc? (As opposed to the hn version of the "news" application)?
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by e12e 8mo ago
Sony used to be surprisingly good on this - but I'm uncertain what the current status actually is: https://developer.sony.com/open-source/aosp-on-xperia-open-d... > Note: New devices XQ-CT62 (1Ⅳ US variant) and
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by e12e 8mo ago
Fish is probably a good idea for an interactive shell. Osh/ysh might be a good idea for scripting: https://oils.pub/ I'm still using bash out of habit, though. My one nod to modern tooling is using fzf for shell h
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by e12e 8mo ago
I think looking at some of the documentation for oils (née oil sh) and ysh - as well as [looking at using] these two projects [in place of bash] - is also a good idea today: https://oils.pub/
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by e12e 8mo ago
I suppose this version of Arc for sbcl is different from what hn runs on?: https://github.com/pauek/arc-sbcl And there's no version of Anarki that runs on sbcl?: https://arclanguage.github.io/
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by e12e 8mo ago
Clearly this is mostly security theatre (see eg comment about proving that them printer can't print a printer that can print a gun). On the other hand - it would be low hanging fruit to prevent off the shelf printers to print well know
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by e12e 8mo ago
Still would like a straight html version for reading on a phone. One with resizable text and proper reflow.
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by e12e 8mo ago
> The panel on Thursday recommended the manufacturing and sales of two iPS cell-derived products on condition that the two developers conduct studies involving all treated patients and further verify the efficacy and safety of their resp
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Japan's health ministry panel endorses 2 iPS cell-derived products(www3.nhk.or.jp)
2 points by e12e 8mo ago|1 comments
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by e12e 8mo ago
In my mind, "yolo ai" application (throwaway code on one hand, unrestrained assistants on the other) - is a little like better spreadsheets and smart documents were in the 90s; just run macros! Everywhere! No need for developers -
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by e12e 8mo ago
The main thing that held me back from using Asahi on my M2 MacBook air - was missing external display. If I read TFA correctly - that should now work with a custom kernel. If that's true - I'd say MacBook air M2 is probably the ne
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by e12e 8mo ago
> (...) and the only communication channel would be towards me (enforced with things like API key permissions). > This should prevent any kind of leaks due to prompt injection, right ? It might be harder than you think. Any conditiona
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by e12e 8mo ago
> did not have egress to the Internet. It did have curl and Python, but not much else. So trade exfiltration via curl with exfiltration via DNS lookup?
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by e12e 8mo ago
Is this referring to some section of the announcement? This doesn't seem to align with the parent comment? > As with every new Claude model, we’ve run extensive safety evaluations of Sonnet 4.6, which overall showed it to be as safe
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by e12e 8mo ago
Does snikket recommend/facilitate federation with other servers?
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by e12e 8mo ago
> (...) he should be fired for it. I don't know about that - I'd say it's the managers responsibility to make sure employees don't feel pressured to work when they're to ill to function. And also brings to mind t
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by e12e 8mo ago
> An expert panel is set to discuss whether Japan's health ministry should approve two products using iPS cells. The treatments are for heart disease and Parkinson's disease.

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