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by egberts1 1y ago
The crux remains "is this the kind of emergency that Congress authorized Disaster SNAP (DSNAP) funds to be disbursed?" It is in US Code 2027(a)(2): - https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/7/2027 L
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Ollama, 16-CPU Xenon E6320 (old), 1.9Ghz, 120GB DDRAM4, 240TB RAID5 SSDs, on Dell Precision T710 ("The Beast"). NO GPU. 20b (n oooooot f aah st at all). Pure CPU bound. Tweaked for 256KB chunking into RAG. Ingested election laws
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Oh yeah, you are better off having a separate but hardened SSH authentication server that is to be consulted by such SSH gateways, just to protect the private keys. And use DTLS (two sets of client and server PKI , one for each direction) t
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by egberts1 1y ago
Cheap public offering of their expensive data center is that sweet spot and cutoff at 40KB.
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It was for me too. But when ordered by my boss to implement SSHFP, the hacker in me took it apart and made this checklist. In hindsight, it isn't a very useable DNS RCODE. And yes, it is preferable to use SSH certificates (for as long
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by egberts1 1y ago
If you have your Pro or private LLM, then it's a tad bit bigger.
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It's simple. Don't ingest more than 40KB at a time into its LLM's RAG pipe and its hallucination goes way, way down. Preferably like not at the start and best not to do more than 40KB at a time at all. That's how I lear
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Yeah and whatever you do, don't be deploying SSHFP DNS record unless its DNS server is running DNSSEC AND ... AND your web browser/client is also using DNSSEC-verified query responses too (either thru your dedicated DNSSEC-enabled
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by egberts1 1y ago
Ive got a Core 6 of schema that can take my intermediate representations in S-Expression notations and pump those directly into four editors' highlighter/autocomplete/hint-hover. Also just polished the EBNF to S-expeession. S
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Yes
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I think he is professionally called Matthew Green. Know about him for at least 3 decades as I read almost all of his published works.
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by egberts1 1y ago
Modern shipbuilders know all about that.
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They can stop using the screwdriver, wrench, and hammer and see how far they can get. Or keep changing those tools to better fit the job. Progress continues with continual process improvements.
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by egberts1 1y ago
Ive completed what is arguably the largest syntax highlighting: nftables v1.1.4 script file (and command script) for Vim/NeoVim. Before that, I completed arguably the 2nd largest syntax highlighting: ISC Bind9 (most versions) https:&#
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Grok/ChatGPT cannot navigate semantic pathways of large syntax files (nftables, ISC Bind9) in LL(1) fashion. I've worked with both and finished my Vim syntax highlighters down to the keywords. And getting them to find 'stmt&#
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Abj vg vf.
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Yes, that has already been achieved by dropping a fine spool of thin “aluminum” wire over the target enemy’s position and then climbing up to 1,500’ altitude during a thunderstorm.
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by egberts1 1y ago
So Bluesky is attempting to avoid the evolutionary path into ? What I think they’re grappling with are: * Edge cases & slippery slopes: Distinguishing “fictional consent,” “fantasy” vs “non-consensual content,” especially in illustrated
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by egberts1 1y ago
Internet Exchange (IX) for an 8th Grader - Imagine a big hangout spot in the middle of town where all the school buses from different schools meet. - Each bus is an Internet company (ISP), carrying kids (data) who need to visit kids from ot
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by egberts1 1y ago
Cosmic Analogy of an Internet Exchange (IX) - The IX as a Galactic Core: The IX is like a gravitational hub at the center of a galactic cluster. It doesn’t create stars (data) itself, but it bends spacetime (network topology) in such a way
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by egberts1 1y ago
eSIM, not SIM. In its protocol.
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by egberts1 1y ago
It is still problematic to get your swap space encrypted-by-default (usual way is via LVM); still doable, workable, but jumpy. The Linux Kernel still have this global lock for swapiness. Downside is no smooth playing video.
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Does it avoid Hong Kong?
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What good is competition if privacy are not maintained? If anything, lack of privacy is causing this massive "gold rush" toward eSIM. Ancillary benefits are massive for ad companies, vendors, sales, marketers.
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by egberts1 1y ago
Asking AI to stay true to my requested parameters is hard, THEY ALL DRIFT AWAY, RANDOMLY When working on nftables syntax highlighters, I have 230 tokens, 2,500 state, and 50,000+ state transitions. Some firm guidelines given to AI agents ar
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by egberts1 1y ago
Overemployed? Wow.
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Nah, preserves current IT job security. #headduck
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https://www.qubes-os.org/
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#1 problem is the IT mindsets' unwillingness to adopt a default-deny philosophy. Default-Accept philosophy make it easier for millions of holes to open up ag first and you spend entire IT budget locking down things you don't need
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by egberts1 1y ago
Right off the bat: if your solar panel is underpowered during winter days, no amount of batteries can make up the shortage during night time. It behooves you to ensure that winter solar power exceeds your usage before even to consider buyi

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