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by lyu07282 1y ago
Has anyone dived more deeper into this, how do they determine if it is a bot or not? It seems like a non-trivial problem to me, on Reddit there is the BotBouncer [1] but that's all seemingly based on user-flagging. I couldn't find
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Why do you even argue against someone that doesn't think "insurance" should exist? Its a troll, not even most serious libertarian freaks are that idiotic. Our goal should be to make sure these freaks have no power. OF COURSE
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by lyu07282 1y ago
I always liked it for the same reason you disliked it, but having read the book and the added room visuals in the BBC version might make it easier too. Liking Douglas Adams humor is also a big factor I imagine, I thought it was very funny.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
> do not start with infocom games Generally yes, however Hitchhiker is the one huge exception to that. Its very accessible, well written and the BBC released a version for the web: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/ar
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by lyu07282 1y ago
It often results in remote code/command execution, its data that de-serializes into java objects. But during the instantiation or sometimes deconstruction of objects, code can be executed. Popular tool for java: https://gith
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by lyu07282 1y ago
> We can’t see a path to exploit this without a valid private key. On paper, that should kill the bug dead. The juicy theory bit: The vendor accidentally signed evil. Imagine this: When you activate your GoAnywhere product, you
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by lyu07282 1y ago
It doesn't really matter, people's grievances won't go away because those have nothing to do with immigrants anyway. They will just move on to the next scapegoat.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
They already had the proper-DRM tech for youtube movies for years, why didn't they already turn that on for all content?
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by lyu07282 1y ago
UK politics is very simple: People have a lot of economic grievances and they are frustrated. People are made to believe that the source of their problems are immigrants/non-white people. So for a lot of people in the UK, anything agai
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by lyu07282 1y ago
They are not okay with it, they first in march tried to get it annulled that was rejected by the courts [1]. Now they are appealing in the constitutional court [2]. Spanish sources: [1] https://www.genbeta.com/actualidad&#x2
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by lyu07282 1y ago
The media is also to blame by just taking their press release at face value and just parroting them, zero research and critical thinking at all. If law enforcement knew the press would critically report, they wouldn't bullshit us nearl
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Complete nonsense, of course there were bugs d'uh! But none of them had any major impact on anything and none of that has anything to do with the fact that the game ran flawlessly on Linux from day 1.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Yep 1000h+ on Linux here, it's flawless
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Thank you, exactly this^ There are stories of these SIM farms all the time, here is an example with very similar gear: https://www.vice.com/en/article/video-ukraine-busts-alleged-... These stories are always sensa
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by lyu07282 1y ago
I'm pretty sure the grammar is generated from the Json schema, it doesn't just constrain json syntax, it constraints on the schema (including enums and such). The schema is also given to the model (at least in openai) you can put
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by lyu07282 1y ago
With that in mind, most negative reviews seem to have this in common: > If you want to read something very similar to The Hunger Games, this is your book. It goes reaping > dress-up > training > rating > games. The characters
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by lyu07282 1y ago
It's incredible that anyone can read this and argue against it, how did we loose our humanity? There is no empathy, it's frightening. The capacity to do horrific things in the near future is here.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Ironically the amount of sanctions the US put in place around the world is a large driving force for the decline of LIO and emergence of things like BRICS and SCO. I'm sure sanctions against Cuba and Venezuela are going to lead to regi
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by lyu07282 1y ago
It's also not necessarily against their interests either. For example Article 15 made any European google alternative much harder, that's good for Google. Google can afford to comply with any regulation, smaller EU google wannabes
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by lyu07282 1y ago
I think china just is a big problem for the west, their even development on such a massive scale is hard to deny, raising 800 million out of poverty in 40 years, that's 3/4 of all poor people in the world raised out of poverty. In
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by lyu07282 1y ago
We have language groupies now, like how teenagers have their favourite k-pop bands, I wouldn't take it all so seriously. Security has a tendency of making itself undeniable, it's lessons will be learned one way or another by every
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by lyu07282 1y ago
It sounded to me that's not what they are doing, it's more about making your existing data accessible via *hand-waving* "agentic" architectures (= an unimaginable inefficient burning of tokens/s) it's all nonse
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by lyu07282 1y ago
> Cultures can sometimes clash I wanna tug on that little nugget so badly. Please tell us more I'm sure it would dispel any notion of xenophobia...
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Runtime bounds checking, but only in Debug/ReleaseSafe builds, besides there are many other types of memory safety issues left unaddressed.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
That just makes it durable, the entire dataset still has to fit in memory.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Is there an appendix with prompts separately somewhere?
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by lyu07282 1y ago
For 20ish years stored properly with a few spares, absolutely, why wouldn't they?
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by lyu07282 1y ago
In my experience electron + Wayland was absolutely god awful for a long time, but it got dramatically better in the last 4-5ish months. So depending on when you last tried it, might be worth a revisit. Heavily depends on which GPU+DE though
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by lyu07282 1y ago
> The other packages help us build the app and never ship to users, e.g. esbuild or eslint. Eslint with such wonderful dependencies like is-glob smh
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by lyu07282 1y ago
> Storage of data for 250 years (metal rusts, dvds melt/warp, paper is not data dense) I would think: LTO tapes are like 20ish years if stored properly, so you'd only have to copy them 10-15 times over the course of 250 years a

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