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krunck
5mo ago
Wow. I tried it on an old testing VM of Ubuntu 24.04 that had not been touched for a few months. Instant root with the bonus that any user that runs "su" gets root too. I updated the VM thinking it would be fixed afterward. Nope.
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5mo ago
> “The push to make these language models behave in a more friendly manner leads to a reduction in their ability to tell hard truths and especially to push back when users have wrong ideas of what the truth might be,” said Lujain Ibrahim
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krunck
6mo ago
"Seeing ASML’s machinery exhibited at IMEC was what led TSMC to partner with ASML in EUV development. " This industry sure likes it's acronyms.
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krunck
6mo ago
A meditation practice(in the Soto Zen tradition) over the course of five years changed my life. Daily 40m of sitting facing a wall watching the breath and returning the mind to the present moment when it strays. No judgement. Just returning
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krunck
6mo ago
Zero businesses passed on the additional costs onto the consumer? None?
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krunck
6mo ago
Quite literally EVERYTHING around us is now subject to possible manipulation by these idiots if they think they can profit. Even the US Government has executive and legislative officials profiting from secret information they know from doin
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6mo ago
"...the importance of the energy being pulsed in order to have biological effects on humans. When you produce pulses like this, you can actually stimulate electrically active tissue like brain tissue and the heart, for that matter, mim
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6mo ago
Mars has toxic levels of perchlorates in the regolith. That will require that humans never come in contact with the regolith or things that touched it. Those space suits that dock to vehicles seem like a necessity. https://en.wik
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krunck
6mo ago
Such urgency. They're definitely racing China to the moon.
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6mo ago
Not "she". It.
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6mo ago
I pledge to defy it.
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krunck
6mo ago
Imagine associating $DEITY with war, slaughter, and destruction. I prefer the mineral $DEITY.
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6mo ago
Lets imagine a similar situation but instead of with an additive manufacturing process they try to regulate a subtractive manufacturing process: a traditional CNC machine. There is no way to prevent the CNC system from machining gun parts a
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Pip-Audit
(github.com)
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krunck
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6mo ago
pip-audit is a tool for scanning Python environments for packages with known vulnerabilities. It uses the Python Packaging Advisory Database ( https://github.com/pypa/advisory-database ) via the PyPI JSON API as a source
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krunck
6mo ago
The Proton Drive app keeps asking me to turn on backups of photos and video. There is no option to say "don't ask again." I guess they /want/ more storage to be used? Or is there a support issue they are trying to d
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6mo ago
"It[Stargate UK] was hailed by the British government at the time as a boost for its own ambitions to make the country a world leader in AI." How does having an AI heat farm in the UK help with that? It's still owned and cont
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6mo ago
> AI Tom claimed that it properly verified all its sources, and—if you can say this about an AI agent—it was pretty upset. > ... > So we now have AI agents trying to do things online, and getting upset when people don’t let them. N
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6mo ago
This would also be a good time for certain governments to knowingly push broken PQ KE standards while there is a panicked rush to get PQ tech in place.
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6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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6mo ago
> I feel like peak brain is probably like 22 years old Ah, but peak wisdom? Much later.
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6mo ago
Why is no one using EMP devices against drones? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_pulse#Non-nucl...
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6mo ago
> Destin pointed them at NASA SP-287, a document the Apollo engineers wrote and left behind specifically so the next generation wouldn’t have to rediscover everything from scratch. The title is “What Made Apollo a Success.” It has been s
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6mo ago
The Economist doesn't know the difference between journalism and opinion. Ignore them.
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6mo ago
Roboto Mono for the win.
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7mo ago
We are constantly learning more about how utterly vital fungi are to all the various land ecosystems on the planet. I fear that we could see some ecosystems collapse due to the large and fast changes in their fungal makeup.
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7mo ago
Better to divert money to space exploration than to use it for war on the only planet we currently have.
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7mo ago
Why not ignore gender labels and go by chromosomal configuration? There could be XY and XX [1] olympics. And then there should be X, XYY, XXX, XXXY, XXYY, and all the other possibilities [2]. There is more complexity than the binary in the
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krunck
7mo ago
Uh, I wish the site would work. No scrollbar, up/down and pgup/pgdown down't work, and my scroll function on my pointing device slams me to the bottom of the site. And not going to bother opening it on my mobile device.
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7mo ago
https://archive.is/07nv5
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