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by its-summertime 8mo ago
Outside of VM usage, the answer seems to be (on top of containerization and selinux) writing a tight seccomp filter. Gleaned from https://github.com/containers/bubblewrap/blob/0c408e156b12dd... and https:&#x
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by its-summertime 8mo ago
(Noting that, as stated in another thread, it only applies to headers, so the premise I raised doesn't apply either way) Except that you are asking for the result of it, "Hey Bobby LLM, what is the value of X" will have Bobby
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by its-summertime 8mo ago
it changes the amount of exposed area to release heat back into the universe. if you have a non-negligible amount of compute compared to earth, you are going to be approaching a non-negligible amount of space required to radiate that away,
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by its-summertime 8mo ago
a data center in space doesn't have a gigantic rock taking up most of its area, a data center in space is 100% data center 0% rock. If it had the same data center to rock ratio as earth, it would just end up being earth in the end, and
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by its-summertime 8mo ago
which, if its the LLM asking for the result of the locally ran "echo $API_KEY", will be sent through that proxy, to the correct configured domain. (If it did it for request body, which apparently it doesn't (which was part of
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by its-summertime 8mo ago
Do you have more information on how to set up such VMs?
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by its-summertime 8mo ago
if there is an LLM in there, "Run echo $API_KEY" I think could be liable to return it, (the llm asks the script to run some code, it does so, returning the placeholder, the proxy translates that as it goes out to the LLM, which th
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by its-summertime 8mo ago
It all goes over my head, but, what does the distribution of values look like? e.g. for unsigned integers its completely flat, for floating point its far too many zeros, and most of the numbers are centered around 0, what do these systems e
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by its-summertime 8mo ago
previously https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46624740
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by its-summertime 8mo ago
Of the patreon alternatives (dependent on content), Substack, X, Youtube, BuyMeACoffee, all have fan-side apps. kofi, Fourthwall, Squarespace, all the NSFW-centric alternatives, do not. Of the mini-apps in China, I don't know, I was ne
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by its-summertime 8mo ago
I'm aware of your point. I disagree with it. A lot of companies seemingly have found it viable to have first-class web apps as part of their lineup; Off the top of my head: Uber and Uber Eats, KFC, Patreon, (And every single competitor
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by its-summertime 8mo ago
Due to the web's distributed nature, "all" is impossible, but there are plenty of ranked-by-rating lists of web games out there. I don't want to be spammy so I'm only gonna link one of them that comes to mind, but t
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by its-summertime 9mo ago
https://attestation.app/about For mobiles, it helps make tampering obvious. https://doc.qubes-os.org/en/latest/user/security-in-qubes/an... For laptops, it helps make tampering obvious.
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by its-summertime 9mo ago
Thinking more about this: ZIP files can be set up to have the data on whatever alignment of one's choosing (as noted in the reddit thread). Integrity checks can be done in parallel by doing them in parallel. mmap is possible just by no
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by its-summertime 9mo ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1qi64pr/i_got_i...
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by its-summertime 9mo ago
Doesn't seem to support either my self-chosen name or my actual name, due to heavy assumptions about what a name is. Doesn't seem to support birth dates in alternate calendaring systems, it also doesn't specify what calendari
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by its-summertime 9mo ago
They still support multiple formats with color information
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by its-summertime 9mo ago
Windows 8 featured a notable paradigm shift from a menuing launcher (click start, programs, then the program you want, as an example), to a full screen launcher (Think Android and iOS). And also switched from floating windows (The default f
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by its-summertime 9mo ago
Disclaimer: I've only played before the release of the propagation. Across all the Zach-like and other games I've played around with, the wire management in Circuit Artist I'd say feels very fair and intuitive, and not obstru
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by its-summertime 9mo ago
> Or it's indirectly harmful by training us to accept a synthetic reality where nothing can be trusted and everything must be questioned. Good. Its beneficial, I'd think. Lies are not new, the amount of lies, probably not new e
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by its-summertime 9mo ago
The ability to know that giving up might be the right path forwards, is very useful.
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by its-summertime 9mo ago
https://starship.rs/ perhaps? I should probably start using it again honestly.
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by its-summertime 9mo ago
From the complete opposite side, I've built some tiny bits of near irrelevant code where python has been unacceptable, e.g. in shell startup / in bash's PROMPT_COMMAND, etc. It ends up having a very painfully obvious startup
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by its-summertime 9mo ago
I'd imagine they would be possibly able to self-regulate easier compared to plants
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by its-summertime 9mo ago
> No one in their right mind would want farm animals to be fed insect powder. Why?
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by its-summertime 10mo ago
I was interested in learning about notable old software.
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by its-summertime 10mo ago
Gwent comes to mind as an undownloadable game, which must be run from the first-party launcher, it is a free game (not counting in-game spending) which is always-online, so practically the antithesis of GOG GOG and CD PROJEKT splitting up s
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by its-summertime 10mo ago
What old software are you thinking about?
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by its-summertime 10mo ago
There is only 1 Steam client for Linux, and there will only ever be one client, and that client has had basic issues (context menus being a completely new window that steals focus, comes to mind instantly) that have been unresolved year aft
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by its-summertime 10mo ago
I don't know how many years/months/days/hours the author is going to continue using Windows for, but this seems like a perfect task to be "resolved" by AHK, which is probably in the top 10 things Windows users

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