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markasoftware
3mo ago
Pi does this by default. Since the frontier lab agents are vibe coded you really should sandbox any agent you run period.
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markasoftware
3mo ago
"The freedom to run the program as you wish, for any purpose (freedom 0)."
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3mo ago
Bazel maintains a system-wide cache that fixes this. At $current_employer a truly cold build (rm - rf the system cache) is 10 minutes or so. In a new worktree with a warm system cache it's under 60 seconds (still needs to build the wor
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markasoftware
3mo ago
Wtf do you mean by story? Performance and price are all people care about
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3mo ago
Why is no other inference provider offering similar prices then?
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markasoftware
3mo ago
Multiple providers (who need to make a profit) offer the same 4.40 rate for glm-5.2. It's not subsidized. Deepseek's 0.86 or whatever is likely subsidized but alternate providers offer it for a price comparable to glm-5.2.
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3mo ago
I have friends who have had serious permanent vision changes as a result of taking a reasonable dose of psychedelics one time (which is one of the main reasons I haven't tried it). If you overdose on either lsd or alcohol you'll h
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markasoftware
3mo ago
At the same time, using LSD once is higher risk than one night of drinking.
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3mo ago
Very true, this was likely an attack. Worth noting that mr kettle has done a defcon talk nearly every year on some variant of this attack, the most recent one titled "HTTP/1.1 must die" because he rightfully believes that swi
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3mo ago
FWIW I had this issue even with the MDB_NOSYNC flag so it shouldnt be force flushing to disk unless I'm out of ram or whatever
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3mo ago
Not amazing. In certain workloads I ran, once the db reached several hundred gb, writes would hang for longer and longer periods of time, eventually hours, while the db grew drastically in the background. https://news.ycombinator
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3mo ago
Nym is pretty complicated and although they offer some kind of traditional VPN service as well IIRC, their main product is actually the only large scale operational "mixnet", which you can think of as kinda similar to Tor but a lo
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3mo ago
are you able to say more about this (specifically that the researchers who left were concerned that qwen models were being closed sourced)? I was under the impression that the chinese labs and their employees aren't particularly concer
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3mo ago
The comment you're responding to is talking about books that students will "barely understand". You're talking about subjects teens aren't interested in. The comment above says nothing about interest and specificall
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9mo ago
the thing is modal is running untrusted containers, so there's not really a concept of "some front facing" containers. Any container running an untrusted workload is at high risk / is "front facing". If Modal&#
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1y ago
I have a friend who did similar tunneling a while ago. It also works on cruise ships. He discovered that on some airlines (I think American?), they use an advanced fortinet firewall that doesn't just look at the SNI -- it also checks t
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1y ago
if the world was all XHTML, then you wouldn't put an ad on your site that wasn't valid XHTML, the same way you wouldn't import a python library that's not valid python.
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1y ago
Their example of why Ada has better strong typing than Rust is that you can have floats for miles and floats for kilometers and not get them mixed up. News flash, Rust has newtype structs, and you can also do basically the same thing in C++
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1y ago
I mostly agree that, as someone who cooks something intricate <10 times per year, a sharp knife is in fact more dangerous than a dull one. Scott in the video makes the argument that sharp knives are safer, because you don't have to
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1y ago
as soon as an LLM makes a significant mistake in a chat (in this case, when it identified the text as Romanian), throw away the chat (or delete/edit the LLMs response if your chat system allows this). The context is poisoned at this po
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1y ago
per application, so per person
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1y ago
same thing, but a game: https://brantagames.itch.io/motus
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1y ago
I'm pretty confused about why it's beneficial to wait to read the whole compressed file before decompressing. Surely the benefit of beginning decompression before the download is complete outweigh having to copy the memory around
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1y ago
if 5% grows exponentially, it'll become 0.025%, then 0.00125%, ...
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1y ago
check marks in email clients usually mean DKIM / other domain verification passed. The attack author truly owns npmjs.help, so a checkmark is appropriate.
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1y ago
They also agreed to destroy the pirated books. I wonder how large of a portion of their training data comes from these shadow libraries, and if AI labs in countries that have made it clear they won't enforce anti-piracy laws against AI
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1y ago
exactly. This is the main value of the "web3" era of blockchains. There's absolutely no decentralization in the way they are governed. It's just enough decentralization so that it can be argued that the users are interac
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1y ago
Half the time trying to play a song doesn't work. Dozens and dozens of javascript errors in the console, most of which seem to be legitimate (trying to parse xml as json, type errors, and other serious stuff). Electron. That's thr
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1y ago
How come "let's use some cool cryptography to encrypt error messages" is being considered before "let's use a strongly typed language that even web developers are starting to become fond of" as a way to prevent
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1y ago
What bank is this? No bank I know /requires/ you to use a mobile app for anything; the web is enough. 2FA can usually be done via email, SMS, or a google-authenticator-compatible app.
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