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by gslepak 6mo ago
Whatever issues I've run into I've been able to work around. I don't use tap-to-pay with the phone at all so that's not an issue. The things I get in return for using GrapheneOS all outweigh any downsides.
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by gslepak 6mo ago
> But is that a hard requirement? Yes. > Can a machine have Rat-like intelligence? Yes, and that would be closer to AGI than today's LLMs, because the fundamental principles and architecture is there.
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by gslepak 6mo ago
> Transformers have approximate knowledge of many things. Is this not 'general'? Of course not. That's like saying the Encyclopedia Britannica is AGI. > What does AGI mean to you? I would define AGI as human-like machin
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by gslepak 6mo ago
That's like saying we should wait for positive proof of AGI from combustion engines. That'll never happen, no matter how much you tweak the engine. It's just not possible. The negative proof is there in the definition itself.
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by gslepak 6mo ago
Very cool to see more small open models being worked on! One nit: I've seen on this homepage, and many others, this notion that the people behind the models are "working towards AGI". I get that this is marketing speak, but t
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by gslepak 6mo ago
Or choose freedom. I've been enjoying GrapheneOS for a couple of years now and recommend it.
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by gslepak 6mo ago
They answered your question sufficiently. Have you ever done what you're asking of others here, btw? Some questions aren't easy to just answer, even if the answer is known to the person being asked. Some topics are supressed rathe
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by gslepak 6mo ago
Just don't imply he's doing it on purpose or you'll get called a conspiracy theorist. ;p
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by gslepak 6mo ago
Written by sig a few minutes ago: > It's very noticeable that this is the part of my comment you responded to and not the question How funny you won't answer his question now. I'm also curious, what is your motivation for
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by gslepak 6mo ago
And yet, it is all part of a script. The future, without naming names, without knowing names, without pointing fingers, can somehow still be known and seen. So is that a conspiracy? Even if it looks like many disparate groups, clearly there
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by gslepak 6mo ago
If that's the conclusion you'd like to walk away with, be my guest. ^_^
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by gslepak 6mo ago
> And the car manufacturers all decided to install spyware because it made them money. That just capitalism. Yes, you are right, it must be "capitalism" at fault. The sort of capitalism where nobody asks for the product, nobody
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by gslepak 6mo ago
People use the word "conspiracy theory" as a shield against their own ignorance. "If I don't know about it, if it sounds 'spooky' to me, it must be because it's a conspiracy theory, and therefore it is wro
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by gslepak 6mo ago
Just want to give appreciation for proper attribution. I feel like still some people will say "Here's something I made" when the reality is, "Here's something I asked my AI to make."
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by gslepak 6mo ago
> why do they even need to be in kernel People have been asking this question since Linux was first invented…
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Misconceptions About Majority Rule(groupincome.org)
1 points by gslepak 6mo ago|0 comments
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by gslepak 6mo ago
> Donaldson, now 42, is a self-taught hacker who never finished school, was briefly unhoused, and spent most of his twenties in a “positive hardcore punk band.” “It’s cool being smart,” he told me. “But if you can’t pay your bills, you’r
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Show HN: Group Income – FOSS Privacy Respecting Basic Income System(groupincome.org)
2 points by gslepak 6mo ago|0 comments
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by gslepak 6mo ago
"casually dropping the most capable open weights on the planet" — @RyanMullins Google folks do something really cool! Gemma4 source: https://github.com/huggingface/transformers/pull/45192
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Zed Removes Text Threads(github.com)
1 points by gslepak 6mo ago|0 comments
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by gslepak 6mo ago
The DX above from @simonw seems perfectly fine. Let the user play with the app and after they exit the profile should contain all of the access attempts in a human readable format that's editable by the developer. There might be many a
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by gslepak 6mo ago
I think Facebook gets the credit there.
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Iron-proxy – An egress firewall for untrusted workloads(github.com)
2 points by gslepak 6mo ago|0 comments
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by gslepak 6mo ago
This is one of the first high-performing fully open weight American models to my knowledge. Congrats! (insert American flag here)
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by gslepak 6mo ago
The `--build-profile` / `--profile` thing is a good idea, but typically you'd want to just save all of the access that the program does without prompting. Programs will access many files and directories on startup, and it would be
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by gslepak 7mo ago
Apparently they're volunteers with a stipend. I've updated the post to remove "to be paid" as I don't quite get what the difference is and it seems to be confusing not only me.
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by gslepak 7mo ago
Using old compromised certificates is a legitimate MITM attack vector.
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by gslepak 7mo ago
If you're considering switching to GrapheneOS from iOS, here's a guide: https://blog.okturtles.org/2024/06/the-ultimate-ios-to-graph...
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by gslepak 7mo ago
> Once payment enters the story opportunists and exploitation enters the chat too. It turns out that it's quite helpful to be able to afford the cost of room & board, food, and utilities as part of being a helpful companion to o
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Psychiatry Is a Sham(fixingtao.com)
3 points by gslepak 7mo ago|3 comments

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