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by greatgib 1y ago
I was also confused. Thinking that it was a rumor, like the usual dump of credentials found in internet. But no, Google had a major leak due to a lack of security on their side. And I have a strong suspicion that they released conflicting i
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by greatgib 1y ago
My goal here is to try and point out that there is a solution that can be rolled out in under 6 months by leveraging existing kyc infrastructure. You complain of the erosion of privacy, and yet your goal is to give the oppressors t
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by greatgib 1y ago
Nothing prevents that the device is locked by you instead of the "store" or even that the device has a "safe" mode that has to be explicitly disabled by the user in a non obvious way like connecting the device to a compu
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by greatgib 1y ago
Indeed, you are a not an expert, and you are doing the same as reinventing your own broken crypto. Please do not! This has the appearance of anonymous when it is not. First, the moment that a value, being it a nonce, a random value or whate
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by greatgib 1y ago
I don't understand why there isn't a market or company that develop already to move all items to low tariff area before sending to US. I know that manufacturing things here in Europe, there already used to be round trip by airplan
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by greatgib 1y ago
Opened the article and was immediately turned on by their cookie popup: We Care About Your Privacy We and our 924 partners store and access personal data, like browsing data or unique identifiers, on your device. No, you don&#x2
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by greatgib 1y ago
The big question is why it can't be just a LSP server or extension to the LSP protocol to provide all that might be needed by the LLM.
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by greatgib 1y ago
Also, what will happen if you cut and paste some part or the whole image inside another bigger one, like traditional photo editing? And if I scan the image or take a picture of the image on display.
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by greatgib 1y ago
I'm surprised to discover that it was not already the case for a long time for tmpfs to be used for /tmp, and that change is nice. But the auto-cleanup feature looks awful to me. Be it desktop or servers, machine with uptime of mo
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by greatgib 1y ago
I don't want to discount the work they are doing, and that it has no value, but a little bit shocking that they expect to go all commercial with this, in the Oracle way, while just "packaging" and so relying on open source so
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by greatgib 1y ago
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by greatgib 1y ago
This story is kind of old. But also I'm suspicious that this was an AI generated content due to this weird paragraph (one becoming "they"): It's worth noting that there was one developer who wrote all of this code.
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by greatgib 1y ago
My problem is more the general idea that nowadays the tech is hostile to the user. Before when you paid for something, it was fully yours to use in a good or in a bad way. Imagine for example, that in the future and with improved tech, manu
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by greatgib 1y ago
I think that you are wrong to extrapolate anything about the hardware capabilities based on your experience on a few tasks. Difference are more software related in my opinion. And it might be just appearance as Apple is used to do tricks. L
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by greatgib 1y ago
All images created or edited with Gemini 2.5 Flash Image will include an invisible SynthID digital watermark, so they can be identified as AI-generated or edited. Obviously I understand what is the purpose and the good intention, b
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by greatgib 1y ago
My experience with mac is that yes it looks like to have longer battery life with less fan noise sometimes, but it might be by tricking you into a worse user experience of your machine. For example, you computer to always go to kind of slee
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by greatgib 1y ago
The fell fast on the slippery slope in US. Officials say the reviews will include all visa holders’ social media accounts, law enforcement and immigration records in their home countries, along with any actionable violations of U.S. la
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by greatgib 1y ago
That is not the regulation that are the one in question here, more FATCA and AML, KYC and co
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by greatgib 1y ago
Honestly, I don't see how one might be proud to need cloudflare just to block simple requests in that range of only 33,000 requests per second at peak. Not little but even a simple potable rule on a basic server should be able to susta
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by greatgib 1y ago
That's the moment that you remember that years ago in self hosted you could have sustained millions request per second on a single low end server for quite nothing. But now you are "on the cloud", with lambdas because "w
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AWS Lambda billing for INIT Phase of zip file packages starting August 1(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by greatgib 1y ago|0 comments
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by greatgib 1y ago
Just to be noted, we are in this situation especially because there are a lot of terrible regulation in banking that force them to police every single use of your money or take very big risks.
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by greatgib 1y ago
At the moment that the thing is operated and owned by an US company, they are subject to the law and will of the US government and so obviously not sovereign. I'm wondering if someone could sue them for "deceptive marketing statem
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by greatgib 1y ago
I'm very curious to know if someone comes with a credible hypothesis about why!
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by greatgib 1y ago
An important question that was not addressed is whether the general path will be slower to account for what is needed to check first if the fast path can be used.
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by greatgib 1y ago
Systemd ruining everything... No coming for your personal files, to be able to "accidentally" delete them by their usual stupid code bugs.
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by greatgib 1y ago
That is all the question. Are people putting the links in "public" places? Or chatgpt publicly indexing them?
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Google could be reading your ChatGPT conversations(fastcompany.com)
4 points by greatgib 1y ago|2 comments
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by greatgib 1y ago
Thank you Captain Obvious! But easier to optimize doesn't necessarily means that they could be optimized to be more performant than less constrained languages.
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by greatgib 1y ago
I think that it is just the case of a Windows power user that is so used too it's ecosystem that he did not yet aquire the ease of use of linux native things. PowerShell give the impression of being simple for basic users but it's

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