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3mo ago
Cursorbench is not one of the benchmarks listed on the linked page.
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They had two big substantive flaws on top of the political stuff. Aside from a brief window last summer Grok has been behind the curve for coding, and before the Cursor acquisition they didn’t have a harness. Now they have an Opus tier mode
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In my limited testing Fable is far better at obeying CLAUDE.MD than Opus is.
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3mo ago
So it seems like it comes down to a question of risk and cost. If your threat model is that it is much more costly for your communications to be decrypted today vs in 10 years then hybrid is a good strategy.
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So the argument boils down to 1. A mathematical attack against the PQC candidates would also break ECC (I have no ability to judge this claim). 2. Implementation bugs also exist in classical implementations. #2 seems questionable to me unle
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Is there any downside to hybrid schemes other than using a bit more compute? If so than merely being able to hedge against unknown classical algorithmic flaws in the PQC candidates (which are not nearly as battle tested as ECC) seems like e
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It fucks over every econometric technique that researchers use (by design) I’ve been hearing people in academia beating the drum about this since like 2021.
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3mo ago
Put a Pihole container on your homelab which you have the Tailscale exit node on and then set it as the forced Tailnet DNS.
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No lots of people including myself do this for homelab access purposes it just works (tm).
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The boot must taste so good for you to lick it so ravenously.
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Anthropic claims the only difference is the draconian bans on cybersecurity and biology queries.
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https://github.com/p-e-w/heretic
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Why would the scientific computing people want to tip their hand? It’s an open secret that the main point of these mammoth FP64 compute machines is to simulate nuclear weapons detonations to comply with the CTBT you’d think that crowd would
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Opus 4.8 according to TFA. Whether or not the safety guardrails were responsible for the difference is an open question but for a dev who wants to secure their software who doesn’t work at one of the blessed Glasswing companies it doesn’t r
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3mo ago
You don't have to send your tokens to the CCP to use the Chinese models, that is the beauty of it. You can find GLM, Minimax, Deepseek, Kimi, etc hosted in China, Europe, the US, and probably elsewhere depending on what your geographic
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Nobody can delete 551 or even 1 movie from my Plex library other than me or the hard drive grim reaper.
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“President Trump’s strong and decisive action on endorsing the passage of this legislation prevented millions of jobs being lost and addresses the inflation ordinary Americans are facing from datacenters cornering the market for hardware. T
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Pulling that last bit is how you actually go to prison. The natsec spooks don't play around.
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“Wouldn’t it be a shame if we export controlled all of your models and revoked the visas and green cards of all of your non US researchers. You should really reconsider challenging our orders in court. Also remember you have 16% public su
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I’d assume by next year the open weights models will be outlawed the way things are going nowadays :/ Edit: for those of you downvoting I don’t celebrate this prospect. I’m merely realistic about where things are going given the rapid
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This is misinformation spread by the lawsuit. It was a 3rd party fork that added the code to make TOTK work before release (GPL software and all that). And the payments were orthogonal to Nintendo’s claims that the emulator was illegal, onl
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This is true for all Nintendo emulators afaik. I’m semi-involved in the Eden discord (the community successor fork of yuzu) and over half their users are on Android. I for one don’t get the appeal of emulating games on a phone but maybe I’m
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This was the case a decade ago but now the US recommendation is that all children, boys and girls, get the vaccine.
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Windows laptops suck ass compared to an MBP. Windows desktops are pretty nice, you just need to do a lot of first time setup to remove all of the cruft and make sure you have a local user account etc. But for a typical dev building a de
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All 8 crew members on board confirmed dead :(
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They didn’t have the security state backing up their business thesis at gunpoint.
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Nowadays it is that Heretic tool is it not? I’ve seen Gemma models uncensored with it.
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if the strait actually reopens and Iran actually ships the enriched uranium out of the country this is a reasonable outcome imo. My concern centers on the fact that neither of these two outcomes are guaranteed by a long shot at this point
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The whirlwind 24 hours that led to export controls on Anthropic
(politico.com)
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Amazon CEO's talks with U.S. officials triggered crackdown on Anthropic models
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