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by ls612 5mo ago
I guess read-only memory is another requirement but that is very old technology we have never had asymmetric cryptography without read only memory.
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by ls612 5mo ago
Easy there I don’t want to take away your encrypted messaging. I’m just pointing out that the technology that enables it also enables the techno-totalitarianism we have been seeing rise since the mid 2010s
183.
by ls612 5mo ago
It doesn’t matter if you can produce SOCs if your hardware isn’t trusted.
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by ls612 5mo ago
Isn’t the ability to create certificates guaranteed conceptually once you have asymmetric crypto? In that case there is no intermediate technology which allows key exchanges without also creating digital totalitarianism.
185.
by ls612 5mo ago
Asymmetric cryptography and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. I’m not even joking all of the centralization of power and the rise of totalitarianism tech is driving is downstream from asymmetric cryptography.
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by ls612 5mo ago
The things I’ve read from various open source orgs with access to it is that Anthropic is giving them unmetered access for now as part of Glasswing. I’d bet that the corporate partners have to pay though.
187.
by ls612 5mo ago
Because Microsoft commodified their complement in the 1980s to break the back of IBM.
188.
by ls612 5mo ago
This will happen eventually but there is a much longer lag for hardware supply than for egg supply so I wouldn’t expect a ton of improvement until late 2027 or even 2028.
189.
by ls612 5mo ago
You used your credit card to buy whatever service or product they sell.
190.
by ls612 5mo ago
They don’t need to be 100% effective they just need to make you afraid enough of being banned to not bother trying.
191.
by ls612 5mo ago
My understanding is that voter registration data is a matter of public record in most (all?) states so the idea that it wouldn’t be a matter of public record north of the border is itself odd to me.
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by ls612 5mo ago
I recently set up a Gemma 4 heretic fine tune on my MacBook to prove that I could more than anything else and it is probably around 4o levels of performance imo. Not fit for any real work. That said the fact that 4o was frontier two years a
193.
by ls612 5mo ago
Calling it distillation does however make normies go along with it when they inevitably add all the Chinese labs to the entities list to pad Dario and Sam’s pockets.
194.
by ls612 5mo ago
It isn’t a competitor it is Iran.
195.
by ls612 5mo ago
Opus 4.7 loves to use the word “substrate” whenever it gets the chance, it’s a really weird tic. How do these models end up this these sorts of behaviors?
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by ls612 6mo ago
Something that is starting to concern me with the flood of cyber chaos in the past couple of months is my homelab. Currently I do not have it set up to be accessible outside the local network and then add it and all my other devices to my t
197.
by ls612 6mo ago
I've been using Time Machine for six months pointing to a network share on my TrueNAS box and it has worked fine. Sometimes a backup will fail when the Mac is taken off my home network (it doesn't play nice with Tailscale for what
198.
by ls612 6mo ago
To be fair, before the Nazis Germany was known for being relatively less antisemitic than many other continental European powers, especially Russia and France. For a 1930 model to suggest the Germans would go communist (a perennial fear in
199.
by ls612 6mo ago
Isn't that because they are anti-Putin not because of copyright?
200.
by ls612 6mo ago
Begun, the AI licensing era has.
201.
by ls612 6mo ago
Also why Rutracker is by far the best public tracker.
202.
by ls612 6mo ago
I am American and I visited Stockholm for a week last year. It was nice and pretty but boy oh boy was it stifling. Copenhagen was way more relaxed by comparison.
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by ls612 6mo ago
Of all the illiberal things that the UK has been doing the past few years this of all things is what is a bridge too far for the Atlantic? Apologies for the lack of decorum but lol. lmao even.
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by ls612 6mo ago
This works for code because there is an external verification step. The agent has to run code on the machine and observe the results. This is very easy for software since LLMs are software and can just invoke other software, it becomes much
205.
by ls612 6mo ago
How long does it usually take for folks to make smaller distills of these models? I really want to see how this will do when brought down to a size that will run on a Macbook.
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by ls612 6mo ago
In fact this is what both iMessage and Signal (and maybe Whatsapp too but I can’t tell from a quick google) do.
207.
by ls612 6mo ago
Isn’t that what Contact Key Verification solves? Or do I misunderstand how that works?
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by ls612 6mo ago
It’s really simpler than this. China has a dearth of compute even with the easing of US export controls. Releasing open weights models is very much a “bring your own compute” move because every Nvidia chip they have is going towards trainin
209.
by ls612 6mo ago
The issue is supply is inelastic so even as prices soar they can only make more so fast and that won’t get fixed until 2028.
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by ls612 6mo ago
Yup. Anyone who is surprised by this has not been paying attention to the centralization of power on the internet in the past 10 years.

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