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by ec109685 3y ago
What a strange thing not to require browser consent for.
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by ec109685 3y ago
How does a VM not break privacy barriers?
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by ec109685 3y ago
Aren’t you missing the huge whole that Tudor and anyone who works for them can read all your data?
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by ec109685 3y ago
What are the reasons these days to not enable nested virtualization? I know AWS doesn’t.
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by ec109685 3y ago
AWS if you are doing it right, makes it quite for any individual at AWS to hack into your data. All bets off with Cophone.
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by ec109685 3y ago
True, I guess what company is going to be cool with their employee’s phones being managed by another company, with full access to their data.
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by ec109685 3y ago
Everything in this space is so muddled. Deleting the last app from a vendor should erase that data. On the other hand, if you restore your phone from another device, that should never require relogging into anything.
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by ec109685 3y ago
What corporation is going to be okay with having their private data stored in someone else’s cloud outside of their control?
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by ec109685 3y ago
Doesn’t seem like running Signal on a phone hosted in someone else’s data center is the smartest thing to do.
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by ec109685 3y ago
I still don’t know why Google has gvisor and AWS has firecracker. Isn’t the firecracker approach strictly better than Google’s approach?
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by ec109685 3y ago
> We're still discussing whether each of the following pieces of information should be included and welcome your feedback: * The device integrity verdict must be low entropy, but what granularity of verdicts should we allow? Inc
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by ec109685 3y ago
The explicit goals are thus: * Allow web servers to evaluate the authenticity of the device and honest representation of the software stack and the traffic from the device. * Offer an adversarially robust and long-term sustainable anti-abus
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by ec109685 3y ago
With code interpreter, it actually runs the code, so how did failing tests get interpreted as being correct?
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by ec109685 3y ago
California’s junior colleges are super cost effective as well.
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by ec109685 3y ago
What are parents going to feed their baby if it is all stolen?
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by ec109685 3y ago
That movie was a rollercoaster.
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by ec109685 3y ago
Government SNAP benefits provide poor kids baby formula and other necessities. Mothers do not have to steal it. It’s easy to fence is the reason it is locked up.
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by ec109685 3y ago
Why is an ER fundamentally so much more expensive than another office visit? Just an anecdote, I don’t see any late night “urgent care” places anymore. If they were sufficiently less expensive than ERs, it seems like insurance companies wou
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by ec109685 3y ago
The idea that email isn’t secure but is a key link in the registration and password reset flow always strikes me as odd. Passkeys can’t come soon enough, and email providers better make sure they are never compromised.
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by ec109685 3y ago
Important to emphasize that passkeys are phishing resistant. Unlike passwords that allow you to copy and paste them to a website (hmm, auto complete isn’t working on this broken website, I can just go find it and paste it in — boom phished)
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by ec109685 3y ago
That’s what Passkeys are supposed to do. You have an identity tied to that website, shared across all your devices.
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by ec109685 3y ago
With IPv6, Shared VPC’s and VPC peering, a lot of this cost and complexity can be eliminated.
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by ec109685 3y ago
Isn’t this approach forcing the LLM to adapt? E.g. it is throwing tokens away that don’t match the grammar.
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Americans drinking more bottled water(usafacts.org)
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by ec109685 3y ago
Hence how silly it would be to send multiple reporters and the point of my original comment.
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by ec109685 3y ago
That was the book I remembered. Great set of stories.
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by ec109685 3y ago
Now a days we have zero sources of information for these city council meetings given newspaper industry can’t afford to cover local news. Teaming would be better than that.
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by ec109685 3y ago
Did they ever find the bus burglar? Also, funny to think there were probably multiple reporters in those city council meetings all trying to figure out their own way of filling space. While not good for people's career prospects, havin
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by ec109685 3y ago
No, I meant, purchase, move cart beyond checkout area in front of cashier. I guess there is fear their purchased goods might be stolen.
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by ec109685 3y ago
The psychology of this is funny. The right thing with such a POS is to have customer pay for everything so far, move their cart to the side, let them run and get their item, and then let them be front of line at that point to finish their

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