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by gmuslera 6mo ago
With Proxmox it could be as well Docker compose for LXC.
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by gmuslera 6mo ago
There are more maps missing. I would put the people map among them. In fact several different maps containing people. An application uses too much resources if no one uses it, access it, or take benefit from it, to name a few interesting ca
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by gmuslera 6mo ago
The epilogue looked weak to me. The previous sections explored why it was essentially wrong to use current LLM technology, the answers can be wrong, or not even wrong, and why it has to be that way. The epilogue focus more in (our) obsolesc
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by gmuslera 6mo ago
It might have some sense if we are talking about desktop environments and mobile platforms, where you have a more or less clear user using it to access websites. And for Windows and Mac that is mostly true, but not always, and for linux is
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by gmuslera 6mo ago
Never is too much time. And humans not aware of intent or context also can make unethical decisions, even if we assume an absolute and eternal ethical framework. Asimov robot stories (with it’s magical three/four rules) had examples of
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by gmuslera 6mo ago
"And with this papyrus, we conclude that in five thousand years, mankind will finally build a staircase to the Moon"
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by gmuslera 6mo ago
A lot of time cycles are rooted on what happens in the sky, not on land, because what happens on land seems to vary all the time, but what happen in the sky seem to be fixed and immutable. The day comes from the Earth rotation. the week and
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by gmuslera 6mo ago
It is not that laws are being jokes or not because are not in place, but ends being that way when they are in place and they are blatantly ignored, specially for some power groups or communities. Then they can break those laws with impunity
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by gmuslera 6mo ago
There is a layer over this that should be noticed. Nowhere is safe, because international order is a joke. You can conduct invasions for land, to exterminate population, to whatever Trump is doing, every instrument of international law was
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by gmuslera 6mo ago
Meanwhile is still legal to distribute and claim payment for videos depicting killing, mass killing, torture, crime, drug abuse and dependency and so on. Priorities are where the highest bidder puts them.
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by gmuslera 6mo ago
Too long to say cognitive biases. Social engineering, marketing, politics, plenty of exploiting of that in the wild for thousands of years, but when studying that became a science, well, we have the current world.
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by gmuslera 7mo ago
No, the elephant in the room is that even bad actors will now have easier to find vulnerabilities in, maintained or not, widely or in critical places used software. Unmaintained and remotely accessible devices should be discarded as soon as
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by gmuslera 7mo ago
It is the only way forward, but the reason for that is not the correlation between population and IP addresses. After all, most of the use of internet today is not by people, but by bots, crawlers, AI agents, b2b and more, and that is far m
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by gmuslera 7mo ago
Putting limits on folders where information may be added (with partitions or project quotas) is a proactive way to avoid that something misbehaves and fills the whole disk. Filling that partition or quota may still cause some problems, depe
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by gmuslera 7mo ago
At this rate they will be right, the Not American Treaty Organization.
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by gmuslera 7mo ago
It was a great book, but this review of it have its own value.
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by gmuslera 7mo ago
It is simple if you play it simple, having reasonable TTLs and expectations around it (i.e. well behaved resolvers and caches should take up to TTL time to consider to refresh the record after a change, and you should not worry about badly
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by gmuslera 7mo ago
This asks for a dictionary attack, not of common words, but for tokens from training that have some weight related to good passwords. At least regarding “normal” text generation, if you tell somewhat to the LLM that generate a Python script
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by gmuslera 7mo ago
Major=got popular enough? That doesn't need to be fully correlated to the quality of the work.
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by gmuslera 7mo ago
Its time to start trying to push Chat Control 2.0. With enough money and infinite retries eventually all the bad regulations with a power group behind will end being approved.
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by gmuslera 7mo ago
This assumes that only (AI/Agentic) stupidity comes into play, with no malice on sight. But if things go wrong because you didn't noticed the stupidity, malice will pass through too. And there is a a big profit opportunity, and a
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by gmuslera 7mo ago
It didn’t, the last 2-3 times that trillions were printed to sort that moment emergency (thinking in 2008 and 2020, but could be more) and there wasn’t a sudden drop of value then.
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by gmuslera 7mo ago
The main problem with "System 3" is that it have its own kind of "cognitive biases", like System 1, but those new cognitive biases are designed by marketing, politics, culture and whatever censor or makes visible the ori
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by gmuslera 7mo ago
The reality that have the book The Grasshopper Lies Heavy, not this one that had The Man in the High Castle and whatever was written in the side where the Axis won the WWII.
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by gmuslera 8mo ago
Not even countries, but rich/influential people on them. And they must be hit hard to be concerned enough about it. If some extreme weather event hits you you may lose your only house, your savings, your health, maybe a good percent of
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by gmuslera 8mo ago
https://brew.sh/
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by gmuslera 8mo ago
Not just simplicity, we are wired towards additive solutions, not substractive ones, on a problem we try to add more elements instead of taking out existing ones. And are those additions what counts, what are seen, not the invisible, missin
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by gmuslera 8mo ago
Using canary URLs in these and other sites may be interesting too.
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by gmuslera 8mo ago
From the graphs it seems that the initial naming for it was V'Ger, what would had been a good match with Borg and Vorta in the Star Trek based naming scheme. It was a bit surprising that, coming from the same team, it didn't use t
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by gmuslera 8mo ago
Popcorn

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