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lordofgibbons
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lordofgibbons
1y ago
I've gone full-time with Zed for the past month or so and really like it. Love the fast start times. There was a blurry font issue on linux, but that seems to have been fixed for me. Not sure what caused it.
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> "Imagine an arbitrarily powerful adversary operating in arbitrarily narrow, undetectable ways Imagine reading the docs. It's a literal thing you can do by pushing code down to the mobile client from your server. We do this al
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1y ago
You're assuming the vuln researcher has access to the backdoored binary. That's not necessarily the case. Imagine if they pushed an update of the app out with the vuln to only some users, or users in {country} in their app release
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1y ago
> WhatsApp uses end-to-end encryption, meaning a service provider in the middle can’t read a message. I wish this meme that "whatsapp is secure because it uses e2e encryption" would die. Why does it matter if the messages are e
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1y ago
I wish there was a fund we could pool money into to make LibreOffice less ugly to look at. I'll happily donate to the cause.
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1y ago
Very nice. Now for their next trick they should offer inference on actually useful models like DeepSeek R1 (not the distills).
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1y ago
Very cool! Where can I read up on how something like this works?
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1y ago
The U.S defense apparatus sees China as its primary adversary. Anything that can help china to develop a stronger economy or military is seen as a threat. Therefore, anything that can create a wide gap between U.S and China's A.I capab
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1y ago
Does it matter? the difference is only 6 months of LLM progress.
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1y ago
This is a false dichotomy. There's a massive grand canyon sized gulf between "unvetted technology" and whatever the hell SAP/Oracle/Tyler-Technologies are.
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1y ago
I'm on Linux (Ubuntu) and haven't had this blurry font issue with any other application that I've installed over the years.
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1y ago
Literally every other editor and application besides Zed seem to be working just fine.
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1y ago
I really want to move off VS Code and start using Zed, but unfortunately the text is always extremely blurry. It's just unusable. I check back on the GitHub issue every few months and it just has more votes and more supportive comments
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1y ago
Bitcoin advocates pivoted on Bitcoin being a currency after it, to be brutally honest, failed to function as a currency. Last few times I transacted BTC, the fees were anywhere between $5 and $15 and the transaction times were more than 1hr
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1y ago
These are the real Cypherpunk coins. Specially Monero. The premise behind Cryptocurrencies, (before crypto-bros joined), were all about distributed control, privacy, and censorship avoidance. If there's a single company or "founda
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1y ago
1) > Cannot be printed away. Why would any government want this a feature? As far as sovereigns are concerned, this is a bug, not a feature. You and I might or might not agree with it, but no sovereign government would give away its abil
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1y ago
People have been afraid of the public getting dumber since the start of mass book printing and has happened with every following new technology since then.
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This is surprising. From everything I've been hearing in the media, I got the impression Apple had mostly given up on their XR products and will keep them on life-support until the technology is ready for mass consumption.
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> but they forecast that AI can replace the human physical economy in a few years I guess it depends how many years YOU mean. They're absolutely not claiming that there will be armies of robots making chips in 3 years. They're
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2y ago
Live by the AI slop, die by the (support) AI slop?
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2y ago
You can rent it on GCP in a few months
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Hopefully these can be used in human transplants too so people don't have to resort to stealing and kidnappings. There are even militaries that are actively (right now) stealing human organs and distributing them to the civilian sector
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2y ago
This seems like a solution looking for a problem. Can't you just share your model's hash when releasing it? This is exactly what happens when someone like Mistral share a magnet link to their model. It's just a hash.
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They can still hold you for a long time (days?) at the border without being formally charged with anything. That's what I've been told, not sure how true it is. A Canadian entering the U.S was held for 2 weeks with no charges - no
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Yes, this has been my experience. There are Programming language or framework servers, but they typically don't have a great social scene. People just drop by to ask questions or to discuss features. The ones around hobbies and interes
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Many discord servers, each focusing on different interests. The communities are small enough that you can have actual conversations without a lot of noise. I just wish these communities were on a less centralized and less closed platform. R
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Your unfounded ad hominem attacks aside, everything posted both there and on The Intercept are provably true. Interesting that you conveniently ignore the main issue here, which is the lack of integrity.
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NYTimes lost any and all credibility when they hired a literal Israeli Military Intelligence propagandist to write the their headline shock inducing piece on 40 beheaded babies, infants in ovens, and mass rape. These have all been widely be
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Does the default Brave ad blocker block Youtube ads?
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2y ago
I've just been looking for a UPS for my home lab. Do your batteries need any kind of an internet connection to set up or operate? Assuming I wouldn't want to use the app.
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