megous

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by megous 3mo ago
US should be split up so it can't do any more damage to the world. Americans can't be trusted with putting that much power in the hands of a few people anyway.
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by megous 3mo ago
Say you have something easily paralelizable, like 150 decompiled binaries, and you want to produce documentation for what each does. You can run 50 subagents in parallel (eg. kimi swarm) to analyze it all in a few minutes in 3 batches inste
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by megous 3mo ago
Most of the software is this way, it seems. Military intelligenece in our country were recently changing configs on peoples routers without their knowledge or consent to get rid of similarly dangerous thing on several types of tp-link route
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by megous 3mo ago
I actually tried a few of the steps, but whatever.
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by megous 3mo ago
The problem is not that you can make LLM perform whatever tool calls you want. The problem is that those tool calls are not scoped to what you can access. Eg. tool call should not allow the LLM to access anything that you should not be able
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by megous 3mo ago
You can certainly make it produce a lot of design rules of thumb. You can make it do the research for each of those based on the literature. And you can then make the machine sort out the rules of thumb by effect and quantify them meaningfu
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by megous 3mo ago
What's special about it, other than more constraints, more things to take into account, and having to simulate/test more - so the need for some specialized SW? They are different constraints than the ones in SW development, but is
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by megous 3mo ago
Americans are always funny,... being proud they can have one day a year where they can breath a highly toxic air created by others or are forced not to ventilate their house and spend their day with a >2000ppm CO2 headache/drowsines
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by megous 3mo ago
It's still better general OS than any alternative. :)
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by megous 3mo ago
Recent update resulted in 100% permanent CPU load in the background, when doing nothing with the app. Basically unusable on a notebook (hot+noise, unexcusable for do nothing "api/command coordination" terminal app). Dunno if
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by megous 4mo ago
Messaging protocols are useful even if everyone is not on the same app. In the past I was chatting with my google using friend via some third party jabber server where I had an account. It was useful and didn't require us to be "i
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by megous 4mo ago
To add to others. You can tell Kimi or whatever these days to write you a GTK4 mobile apps for a lot of pet use cases and it will. The result will also be a few C files and a meson build file, that will build on the phone itself with just g
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by megous 4mo ago
OV5640 will not get better just by aging. You should adjust your expectations.
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by megous 4mo ago
You're behind times. We call it upstream and downstream these days... it also brings so much more of the needed clarity.
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by megous 4mo ago
He's a prince of whales.
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by megous 4mo ago
So prosecute them for those other things, no? Instead of helping criminals grow their business by banning non-harmful stuff and giving them monetary growth opprotunities.
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by megous 4mo ago
You're turning things on their heads. Currently there's some modicum of privacy. Politicians are trying to force removal of this on everyone.
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by megous 4mo ago
I mean I know all English words, but this test has a problem that most correct answers are the longest ones.
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by megous 4mo ago
Not really. Difficulty of the attack matters. If your attack chain is silently doing an sql query over 20 year stable database format, vs something that may involve extraction of a master key from some hardened process, or tricking the user
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by megous 4mo ago
Advantage is user has no control/is not needed to consent about what apps they're authorizing to share their information between each other, bacause the decision to delegate access is at the IdP policy level. User many never know
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by megous 4mo ago
What's opensource about this? - Application.cmd or Launcher.cmd - loader.exe or luajit.exe or another_name.exe - random_name.cso or random_name.txt - lua51.dll All of the content are binaries or launcher scripts.
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by megous 4mo ago
Being a rich fuck used to 5x+ the local median income is not a "race". So it can't be racism.
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by megous 4mo ago
20 years of security: sqlite3 cookies.sqlite 'SELECT name, value FROM moz_cookies WHERE isSecure AND isHttpOnly' And that's a supposedly a master password protected browser. They can't even bother encrypting cookies. Don
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by megous 4mo ago
I'll save my admiration for the code or the results. Admiring people for skills is weird. All it takes to build a skill is time and effort and some innate characteristics. Getting listed on popular twitter account is I guess useful, de
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by megous 4mo ago
> your validation logic simply should refuse any token with iat < $NOW for that identity. makes no sense ... ok now it does :) your now is not now, but a stored value
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by megous 4mo ago
Well, I bought them when they were selling at $6+$2 for shipping. And it's Luckfox Pico Mini. I guess everything computer related got 100% more expensive during the last year.
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by megous 4mo ago
It's possible to do a similar thing with any old smartphone. :) https://xnux.eu/p-boot/
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by megous 4mo ago
You may also want to build and run busybox for your tiny userspace. Other things you may want to experiment with is gen_init_cpio.c from linux kernel tree. It makes creating initramfs file structure easier from scripts. And finally if sys&#
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by megous 4mo ago
Yes, that way your type-c device will also be refusing to work with many sources that can provide enough power, that is with anything advertising USB default power. For proper detection of actually underpowered source without awful lot of f
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by megous 4mo ago
You may wish to re-read the type-c specification, especially 4.5.2.2.3.2: "A USB 2.0 only Sink that doesn’t support accessories and is self-powered or requires only default power and does not support USB PD may transition directly to A

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