hiimkeks

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by hiimkeks 19d ago
Just today I had Sonnet 5 generate this (asking about always-on display in the iPhone e-versions): > This mirrors how Apple has always segmented Pro vs. non-Pro iPhones: base models got LTPS panels while Pro models got LTPO, and only wi
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by hiimkeks 3mo ago
Can you remind me what RFC number the Protocol of the Elders of Zion was again?
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by hiimkeks 3mo ago
Git is over 20 years old at this point. If somebody is in their 60s now, they were in their 40s when it came out. This is not about age. They must have slept on it for a long time. Nobody expects an engineer to be a git expert, but if a sen
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by hiimkeks 7mo ago
I love this! The docs are really good and I am looking forward to playing with this. I think I disagree a little bit about the value of type and lifetime annotations, I think if I used this, I would put a lot of [sig ..] into my code. I thi
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by hiimkeks 8mo ago
What I think you are saying is that computing the hash needs to process the entire string, and the length of that string roughly corresponds to log n, therefore it's O(log n). Not sure I am entirely convinced by that reasoning, but let
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by hiimkeks 8mo ago
Parent is using normal words to say they have no idea what communism is
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by hiimkeks 9mo ago
Status is yellow now, actions hang for me. Same like more or less any Thursday.
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by hiimkeks 9mo ago
We definitely would need centuries for this, because Moore's law has been dead for a while, while the number of possible programs grows exponentially in it's length. But I hope we have more efficient ways to do this in a century.
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by hiimkeks 9mo ago
No, the 340 were per month, the 40 hours are per week. I usually do back-of-the-envelope calculations with 4.3 weeks per month, which would leave them below 2 EUR/h. Edit: But you are of course right about inflation! According to this
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by hiimkeks 9mo ago
Huh, thanks!
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by hiimkeks 9mo ago
I am confused. I get E2EE chat with a TEE, but the TEEs I know of (admittedly not an expert) are not powerful enough to do the actual inference, at least not any useful one. The blog posts published so far just glance over that.
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by hiimkeks 11mo ago
not for me, in .de using the DNS my ISP assigned me.
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by hiimkeks 11mo ago
> The entire content of the function is: > retn 4 > That's it. I've seen this before; it's a random() function.
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by hiimkeks 11mo ago
https://archive.is/tDC0W https://archive.is/IQyBG and this was before the US elected an overt fascist
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by hiimkeks 1y ago
I have the UAP-AC-LR and if you only need basic AP functionality you can even configure it from the phone (no cloud). 99% sure no cloud stuff is needed when self-hosting the controller. May have changed since then, though.
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by hiimkeks 1y ago
D) They don't enable E2EE for groups at all E) (I believe) don't enable E2EE with more than one device
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by hiimkeks 1y ago
Well, the article is from 2023, but what you remember is most likely MTProto version 1, which was even more ridiculously broken, iirc
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by hiimkeks 1y ago
Cory also has a giant writeup about the whole situation, including more links. https://pluralistic.net/2025/09/27/econopocalypse/
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by hiimkeks 1y ago
> This isn't a hypothetical, it is how the law is actually used. You make it sound like it happens all the time and everyone is used to it. I know of once case (Pimmel-Andy), and that led to a shitstorm, including part of the police
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by hiimkeks 1y ago
Well the most famous one is conveniently not on US grounds, but operated by the US (Guantanamo). And then there is https://phr.org/our-work/resources/endless-nightmare-solitar... .
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by hiimkeks 1y ago
That's a strawman, because that isn't about the value of my life or my personhood.
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by hiimkeks 1y ago
If who you vote for will put me into a torture camp (or otherwise devalues my life or personhood), then I can't work with you, so no it is not irrelevant. (neither the "me" nor the "you" here refer to you or me pers
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by hiimkeks 1y ago
1. This doesn't seem to enforce anything 2. The "more free" market in the US seems to have produced worse food, based on what I am reading here I guess the words "could" and "potentially" are doing quite a
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by hiimkeks 1y ago
That shouldn't be too tricky, assuming the binary is built for the sort of device you want to run on. At least not much more complicated than calling any other C code, using bindgen.
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by hiimkeks 1y ago
Maybe in this context the I in API stands for Implementation detail, so no guarantees are made.
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by hiimkeks 1y ago
Open and Close events are not related to identity or anonymity, so that post isn't in itself relevant. It does show that the team is very pragmatic, though. I get why they capture this data, and by doing so they managed to build an exc
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by hiimkeks 1y ago
I don't think one of the most high-profile and racially charged cases in history can serve as a reasonable benchmark for how the bulk of cases are handled. Edit: Not sure why I am being downvoted, I tried to say the same thing dmonitor
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by hiimkeks 1y ago
Huh, that would make it easy to provoke forks by just backdating a second commit.
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by hiimkeks 1y ago
Congratulations on the release! As someone who used to be in the Secure Scuttlebutt community an now works on OpenMLS, I wonder how they (you?) deal with concurrency of Commit messages. I spent quite some time thinking about ways to detect
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by hiimkeks 1y ago
> You don't need developers with 20 years of experience in a specific language. You may in trivia quiz languages that have more features than anyone can learn in a lifetime

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