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by jijji 2y ago
npm is rife with this activity, its like wordpress plugins
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by jijji 2y ago
I think the bigger idea behind this research, which was not mentioned, is the fact that the pointing of the the multiple beams directed by the transducer can not only be used to heat up a specific point inside the body (which in their examp
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by jijji 2y ago
What ever happened to IBM Watson? IBM wishes it would have taken off like ChatGPT
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by jijji 2y ago
i never understood, even 15 years ago, why people still use vmware when so many open source (i.e. virtualbox) systems existed at the time. The fact that Broadcom buys it out and then 10x the price on people is just even more reason to move
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by jijji 2y ago
I'm not a genius but it seems pretty trivial to take the input from a microphone and pipe it to the output of a speaker, the hardest part probably is the device drivers for the airpods (or any bluetooth ear buds for that matter). It l
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by jijji 2y ago
Although I like the article, the author doesnt acknowledge the current way that (I think) most people are utilizing llama.cpp at this point. ollama.com has simplified his work into two lines: curl -fsSL https://ollama.com/i
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by jijji 2y ago
It looks like Apple's claims were related to the charging of the watch itself... Which brings me to my question of why not use standard USB Type-C charging ports instead of some proprietary charging method? It seems like from the very
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by jijji 2y ago
you can buy tirzepatide / semaglutide all day long from labs in china for between $4 per injection all the way down to $0.50 per injection depending on quantity and type (prepackaged in vial vs raw powder)
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by jijji 2y ago
it looks like they are using mpg123 for the actual mp3 decoding
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by jijji 2y ago
I like the idea of restricting the time time frame duration of watching movies. I would suggest adding a electric zapper to the couch that when they try to watch movies past a certain time they get zapped at a certain voltage eliciting a ne
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by jijji 2y ago
telnet is always going to be useful for connecting to a TCP port that might be open, not just deprecated port 23.
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by jijji 2y ago
why not run valgrind on the web server and wait until it crashes on your POST request and then inspect the logs
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by jijji 2y ago
defcon and blackhat are hacker/computer security conferences started by Jeff Moss (aka DT or Dark Tangent) in 1993 and held at the end of July or early August every year in Las Vegas.... The reason you don't bring your phone is it
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by jijji 2y ago
where is the bug tho... the author is unable to do any exploit because the input variable is correctly sanity checked.... again, where is the "bug" or how is this a bug?
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by jijji 2y ago
there sort of is, if you install ollama ( https://ollama.com ) and then execute: ollama run llama2-uncensored it will install and run the local chat interface for llama2 in an uncensored version which gives a little bit better res
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by jijji 2y ago
I usually just IP whitelist inbound sshd connections and then drop all other packets
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by jijji 2y ago
it doesn't even say the CPU speed on their spec sheet....whats the speed of the CPU? how many cores?
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by jijji 2y ago
instead of using openAI api, can it use the locally hosted ollama http API?
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by jijji 2y ago
have you thought about writing your own API instead of using the de facto API? it may involve screen scraping but it also will be a lot more reliable and there's no limits, especially when using proxies.... I've written thousands
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by jijji 2y ago
some reporting [0] is claiming the opposite: 2.75 million votes for Maduro and 6.27 million for his rival, Edmundo Gonzalez. [0] https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/government-opposition...
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by jijji 2y ago
ahhh yes you are correct
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by jijji 2y ago
love to see the airlines using linux and what kind of problems, if any, they experienced that day
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by jijji 2y ago
basically any airline using linux is not on that list
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by jijji 2y ago
if they advertise this patent as a "feature", i'm sure the result will be less people buying Ford vehicles
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by jijji 2y ago
yeah, according to the article [0] about the release of Llama 3.1 405B, it was trained on 15 trillion tokens using 16000 Nvidia H100's to do it. Even if they did release the training data, I don't think many people would have the
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by jijji 2y ago
is it true that the owner of crowdstrike is an ex-employee of McAfee and the same company that got sold because they had massive downtime for basically the same reason
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by jijji 2y ago
every year multiple times per year there's reports of Microsoft Windows systems having either mass downtime or exploitation.... it's kind of amazing that critical systems would rely on something that causes so much frustration on
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by jijji 2y ago
They should put out pre-compiled packages, because the compilation instructions are not that very clear, and required a lot of dependencies (vcPkg?)
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by jijji 2y ago
reminds me of the Amazon Cloud Cam product. I had over a hundred of those cameras on my rentals, and in one day there useless. Just like how Google is found to be doing this kind of behavior in the past, Amazon now too is the new brand no
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by jijji 2y ago
The relation to hackers is that you're going to have a hacking cough after you do it for 20 years

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