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by jakogut 1y ago
That sounds reasonable to me. Everybody makes mistakes, but nobody should be consistently making grievous mistakes capable of causing serious injury or death to other motorists on a regular basis. I'm less concerned with a little speed
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by jakogut 1y ago
People are risking their lives and the lives of others, and a fine is supposed to be the thing that finally gets them to comply?
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by jakogut 1y ago
Thank goodness. It was feeling quite dystopian being caught in a bot dragnet that blocked me from resources that are relevant and vital to my work.
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by jakogut 1y ago
I've had Anubis repeatedly fail to authorize me to access numerous open source projects, including the mesa3d gitlab, with a message looking something like "you failed". As a legitimate open source developer and contributor t
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by jakogut 1y ago
Qemu is capable of running secure boot enabled operating systems with swtpm emulating a physical TPM. There's also vDRM, virgl, and Venus for accelerating graphics workloads in guests, along with a proof of concept Windows driver. How
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by jakogut 1y ago
Llama.cpp supports Vulkan, which is supported by all GPU vendors that care about standards and interoperability. The default should be open and portable APIs, not needlessly furthering a hegemony that is detrimental to us all.
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Ironless Cycloidal Planetary Actuator(cadenkraft.com)
4 points by jakogut 1y ago|0 comments
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by jakogut 1y ago
Llama.cpp also has a Vulkan backend that is portable and performant, you don't need to mess with ROCm at all.
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by jakogut 1y ago
What about glass or carbon fiber filled PA6?
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by jakogut 1y ago
Yes, with ChatGPT, I added that paragraph as custom instructions under personalization. I ask a wide variety of things, from what a given plant is deficient in based on a photo, to wireless throughout optimization (went from 600 Mbps to 944
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by jakogut 1y ago
You can achieve a good amount of this with system prompts. I've actually had good success using LLMs to craft effective system prompts and custom instructions to get more rigorous and well researched answers by default. One I use with
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by jakogut 1y ago
I've done it. I have a GPD Pocket 4 with 64 GB of RAM and the less capable HX 370 Strix Point chip. Using ollama, hardware acceleration doesn't really work through ROCm. The framework doesn't officially support gfx1151 (Str
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Use B4 for Kernel Contributions(marcusfolkesson.se)
2 points by jakogut 1y ago|0 comments
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Is It Forging, Casting, or Something Else?(qcforge.com)
1 points by jakogut 1y ago|0 comments
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by jakogut 1y ago
The Linux kernel also doesn't have any concept of shared libraries, which are resolved by ld.so, a program that's usually shipped as part of libc. I like this approach of shunting off functionality that's important, necessary
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Milwaukee M18 Battery Reverse Engineering(quagmirerepair.com)
222 points by jakogut 1y ago|105 comments
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by jakogut 2y ago
It depends on what you're doing, but the SoC is relatively powerful for it's size, and the battery is relatively undersized compared to the chip. Anywhere from 2-6 hours depending on what you're doing, generally. I manage to
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Zluda Update Q1 2025(vosen.github.io)
1 points by jakogut 2y ago|0 comments
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Abstractions Set in Granite(unsigned.io)
1 points by jakogut 2y ago|0 comments
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by jakogut 2y ago
Similarly, I went from writing a lot of C to Python, and I appreciate both of them for almost opposite reasons. I ended up finding I like Cython quite a bit, even though the syntax leaves much to be desired. The power, performance, and flex
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by jakogut 2y ago
> They could annihilate the pc laptop market with decent ram and storage pricing I wouldn't be so sure about that. Though their hardware is capable, Apple has very intentionally left behind large markets of software with specific ch
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by jakogut 2y ago
At least for PCR 7, it's well specified and documented how the digest is generated. You can dump the component digests of a PCR using `tpm2_eventlog`, and I've written a tool that can be used to populate the requisite data structu
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by jakogut 2y ago
Your edit is correct. The kernel and initramfs are exploited unmodified to boot a tampered root filesystem, which allows userspace tools to extract data from the TPM, as the PCRs used to protect data like the LUKS passphrase have not change
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by jakogut 2y ago
It's quite easy to generate your own signing keys which you use to sign a kernel you've built yourself.
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by jakogut 2y ago
There's always an analog loophole. Even if the OS is unable to access the memory storing the decrypted data, you could always just plug the output of the machine into a capture card and capture the decrypted stream that way. I suppose
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Creating a BLE Peripheral with BlueZ(punchthrough.com)
1 points by jakogut 2y ago|0 comments
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by jakogut 2y ago
Features like this are why I prefer using QEMU directly rather than an abstraction like libvirt on top of QEMU. Graphical interfaces like virt-manager are nice at first, but I don't need an abstraction on top of multiple hypervisors to
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Carbon Fiber Molding Exploration(rgulland.com)
1 points by jakogut 2y ago|0 comments
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by jakogut 2y ago
I'm excited to try this device out with Arch and Waydroid. It seems perfect for a number of tasks, being small and light enough to pack anywhere, while having a full keyboard and the ability to convert to a tablet. I've always wan
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by jakogut 2y ago
If anything, I think it goes to show that weapons like this are anything but novel and unusual.

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