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by m132 6mo ago
But I want to see Claude on the contributor list so that I immediately know if I should give the rest of the repo any attention!
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by m132 6mo ago
Thanks. Watched most of this talk and, unless I missed something, it seems to confirm what I was thinking—most of the strength currently comes from the scale you can deploy LLMs at, not them being better at vulnerability research than human
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by m132 6mo ago
Is there any information about how the "advanced flow" will be implemented? According to keepandroidopen.org, this is going to be handled by Google Play Services. Does it mean it will be automatically installed via the silent, alw
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by m132 6mo ago
A hard read for a skeptic like me. A lot of speculation and extrapolation of a trend, not to say outright exaggeration, but very little actual data. Let's not forget that we're at the tip of an economic bubble, and what you'r
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by m132 6mo ago
If I recall correctly, what sparked the mass migration to GitHub was the controversy around SourceForge injecting ads into installers of projects hosted there. Now that we have tools that can stealthily inject native-looking ads into progra
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by m132 6mo ago
I remember open-source projects announcing their intent to leave GitHub in 2018, as it was being acquired by Microsoft. I was thinking to myself back then: "It's really just a free Git hosting service, and Git was designed to be d
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by m132 7mo ago
I noticed that there's a developing trend of "who manages to use the most CSS filters" among web developers, and it was there even before LLMs. Now that most of the web is slop in one form or another, and LLMs seem to have b
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by m132 7mo ago
Yup, exactly my thoughts. To me, this discontinuation is less about the product and more about making a statement. The M2 Mac Pro was a dysfunctional product of an internal conflict of interests, but it cast a ray of hope that the M series
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by m132 7mo ago
Do you happen to be from the western US or Canada? They tend to lower the /ɪ/ monophthong (i of tip, pit, sit, etc.) there, making it sound pretty close to /e/ (French é, German eh). It's one of those things that, c
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by m132 7mo ago
Only if your accent is relatively close to General American or Standard Canadian :)
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by m132 7mo ago
It hasn't, but Windows has had its fair share of keyloggers, RATs, and so on, and I think we can all agree that anti-virus software is an inherently flawed concept. The only thing keeping those away from Linux was its market share. Wit
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by m132 7mo ago
So accordingly, ActiveX was a brilliant idea and any web page should be able to execute code in the kernel context, otherwise no meaningful functionality can be provided
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by m132 7mo ago
Letting any GUI application capture all input and take full control of the desktop completely defeats the point of sandboxing and X11 does exactly that.
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by m132 7mo ago
I agree that the lack of standardization around the "insecure" things is a bad idea. Insecure operations don't have to be available by default, or even universally supported, but a central registry of interfaces for e.g. retr
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by m132 7mo ago
This submission leads to a generic press release about the anti-feature from 6 months ago, when it was first announced. There's absolutely no mention of the information that has been revealed and posted here since, not even that regard
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by m132 7mo ago
The thing is, Bitcoin, at least before cryptocurrencies were picked up by "tech bros", was originally a way to disconnect from the corrupt, centralized banking system. LLMs, at the moment, are all about giving up your own brain an
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by m132 7mo ago
To complement your comment, SOCKS 5 also supports two, less known kinds of traffic: UDP and the server side of TCP https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc1928#page-6
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by m132 7mo ago
What makes a proxy a "VPN" again? Most popular "VPN" companies only offer a proxy that merely runs over a VPN protocol.
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by m132 7mo ago
Man, the spam this issue has been getting since getting posted here though... GitHub has literally become Facebook with code hosting
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by m132 7mo ago
I can understand the regulation of fiat/crypto exchanges, but the verification extends to centralized exchanges that merely facilitate exchanges one kind of purely virtual currency for another, neither of which have to be recognized as
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by m132 7mo ago
Ever since KYC was extended to cover cryptocurrency exchanges, I have given up any faith in that this is solely about regulated currencies, or money laundering at all.
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by m132 7mo ago
From the article: > These laws can, and almost certainly will, get worse. New York's proposed Senate Bill S8102A explicitly forbids self-reporting. The state Attorney General will decide how to enforce it. For example, to use Linux,
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by m132 7mo ago
> The real problem is this hodgepodge of laws; it's the growth of the surveillance state. From voting rights in the United States, facing Trump's Orwellian-named SAVE America Act, to Ring's doggie tracking system that can
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by m132 7mo ago
You can get a lot more out of ProxyCommand. For example, you can run SSH over non-IP protocols, such as serial, Bluetooth RFCOMM for embedded boards, or vsock for virtual machines without networking set up at all. The latter is built into a
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by m132 7mo ago
Yes, but can you call a monitor that relies on lossy compression to display in its native resolution professional?
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by m132 7mo ago
DisplayPort 2.1 cannot reliably drive 6K at 120hz
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by m132 7mo ago
Better yet, display a pop-up with a generic Varnish 403 page in an iframe saying your IP was blocked, local American media style
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by m132 7mo ago
Almost ideal. Consider pestering the user to log in and install the mobile app to match the experience of Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and the like. The "ad-free" of the subscription model could also be tuned to mean "ad-supp
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by m132 7mo ago
I see this "hardware isolation" benefit of virtual machines brought up a lot, but if you look a little deeper into it, putting that label exclusively on VMs is very much unfair. Just like containers, VMs are very loosely defined a
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by m132 7mo ago
> The trade-off versus gVisor is that microVMs have higher per-instance overhead but stronger, hardware-enforced isolation. Having worked on kernel and hypervisor code, I really don't see much of a difference in terms of isolation.

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