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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
GPL is not only a copyright license, it also covers multiple types of intellectual property rights. Especially when you consider GPL-3 which has explicit IP protection while GPL-2 is implicit, so yah you're partially right for GPL-2 an
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
GPL however, does put restrictions on it, even the tokenizer. It was specifically crafted in a way where even if you do not have any GPL licensed sourcecode in your project, but it was built on top of it you are still binded by GPL limitati
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
patchguard, hyperguard, CET, retpoline, shadowing checks, you name it, look at any memory function and see if (rdtsc() % xxx) check_something.
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
I know for a fact that all SOTA models have linux source code in them, intentionally or not which means that they should follow the GPL license terms and open-source part of the models which have created derivative works out of it. yes, thi
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
huh, is this a problem people really have? I just have a plugin that lets me type before zsh loads and I don't really have a problem with this, even before that i didn't really notice a problem since my 'default' configu
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
to be fair windows 11 is the most secure windows ever created, the amount of random checks it has is astonishing. Unfortunately it gets undermined by poor driver code from third-parties, much less of a problem with hyper-v based security, b
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
> bans rooted phones > malicious actors just compromise the firmware instead surprised pikachu face
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
as much as I love opus I hate this company (not for the reasons you'd think thought). I just have a proxy that exposes an unauthenticated endpoint and bypasses all their attempts at banning for opencode usage since I was already on lik
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
too little too late, the open source is already littered with corpses of starved developers. unless there's companies like google actively going out of their way supporting open source projects, this is just optics.
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
thanks for sharing, this is why I want to be educated by what people experience in real life. I know I might not have ADHD, but I happen to be a magnet for people who do so it naturally peaks my curiosity as they are all considered to have
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
this is very interesting since I also know people who have been diagnosed with adhd and in manifests in completely different ways that's why I like to ask these questions, there are currently 6 known types of ADHD the latest one being
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
so there has been quite a few instances of extensions logging AI chatbot conversations, I wonder if this is related to them training on that data given the accusations of deepseek 'stealing' chatgpt.
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
ah I guess I should have been clearer: I am friends with a lot of people - sure it's pretty bad in some states, but america is huge and nothing really changed for them within the decade. I can't really speak for decades, none of u
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
be afraid of that random raspberry pi device dangling off the switch. just kidding, it's just backup access via the datacenter wifi.
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
no, the private keys are yours - the root CA just 'signs' your key in a wrapper that is was "issued" by ex: letsencrypt, and letsencrypt just has one job: validate that you own the domain via acme validation.
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
actually, even the CTO of AWS couldn't hijack an abusive VM server because legal did not allow them to, but when the government is asking it I guess that all flies out of the window.
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
nothing a genocide or two can't solve (based on a real story) the governments have grown too powerful to be overthrown by people, and yes I do realize that the military itself is made out of people (for now), but in a way they are brai
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
wow, you're way off the mark - I am sitting in a soviet building enjoying life for less than the minimum wage at times just because I can and I am very well aware of large parts of the US since I am friends with at least one person fro
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
the heartbreaking truth is that those 50m people do not matter or at the very least the government is not interested in them.
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
they would just compromise wherever your tls is terminated (if not E2E which most of the time it is not), but also just taking a memory dump of your vm / hardware to grab the tls keys and being able to decrypt most future traffic and p
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
haven't done bug hunting with openai so cannot comment, but given the right tools opus can most definitely solve bugs as well. I think opus is special because it was trained explicitely on very strong reliance on such tools while gpt s
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
the chinese are definitely going to pull ahead, but we're definitely not going to see US fall like that. it's too easy to assassinate world leaders for a state sponsored government so you have to beg the question: why has nobody d
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
can confirm this is true - a single rack of servers can now handle terabits of traffic.. in real time with near zero added latency, anti-ddos companies do this as a service.
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
I really hope this doesn't get lost in the sea of comments and don't feel pressured to answer any of them but: what would you recommend if one is against the idea of medication in general for neurological issues that aren't d
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
maybe the openai moat is the data we shared along the way. no seriously, openai seemingly lost interest in being the 'best' model - instead optimizing for other traits such as speech and general human likeness? there's obviou
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
there is a big difference between a good programmer and a programmer that gives a shit so I disagree, opus can not come close to the code quality that someone can create and at that point it is the person behind the wheel that is causing th
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
unrealistic expectations or double decker economy where you can't even sit down. I believe that overvalue their time - there's a lot of things you can do during flights including sleeping and SpaceX providing near gigabit of Ether
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
the argument breaks down when the cost of these flights will be at minimum in the range of $10000
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
Articles seem to only go back to around 2024, how about 1.0? What was major enough to finally reach 1.0? Would be great to have a more technical blog post about what kind of major breakthroughs were discovered while developing this since th
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by kachapopopow 10mo ago
AOT is unique because you want to compile it with all the capabilities your device has, so there still has to be some complication done, especially when you have processors that have brand new instructions to make operations significantly m

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