megous

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by megous 5mo ago
Well, there's 1 +claude commit prior Mythos/Glasswing announcement and the rest are after the announcement. Take of it what you will. Anyway, seems blown out of proportion. There are a few issues in the tracker, some repeated or
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by megous 5mo ago
Hans :) https://www.phoronix.com/news/Hans-de-Goede-Leaving-Red-Hat
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by megous 5mo ago
Lol, AMD FPGA's the same chip can cost you from $2000 to $10000 depending on which channel you buy it from, or what relationship you have with AMD. Don't be ridiculous. This is an extreme margin business. And especially small time
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by megous 5mo ago
Bloated and slow, but almost everything is automatable via TCL. A lot of the other profssional SW can only boast about being bloated and slow. Once you learn how to get automation to work for you, it's not that bad.
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by megous 5mo ago
Well, at least they don't really try hard to protect their software, unlike some other brands.
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by megous 5mo ago
There are apps that need 100% notification delivery reliability (in a sense that OS or delivery server itself will not be allowed to decide to just drop PN for policy reasons). I guess Google can only "solve" this (by simply not p
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by megous 5mo ago
So I tried the $16/mo token plan. Burned through 31% of monthly budget in one 1-2h session of a small C project refactoring, saw some not great behavior (hey subagent, read me back these 6 files exactly - which probably burned a lot of
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by megous 5mo ago
Wake me up when US presidents start going to prison for killing hundreds of innocents, or starting wars of aggression, or supporting appartheid regimes, or genocides, or insider trading, or targetted economic destabilization of other countr
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by megous 5mo ago
You can read the article, look up the names online and see for yourself.
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by megous 5mo ago
1) write a well crafted exfil payload to mozilla or chrome directory (there are sqlite databases and files that store eg. indexeddb content) 2) trigger a tab open to attacker's website, website takes the exfil data from indexeddb and p
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by megous 5mo ago
You're installing code from npm anyway, presumably to execute it at some point on some machine. If it's will be executed from an install script or later during app execution should not really make much of a difference for most dev
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by megous 5mo ago
Not mainline Linux, if anyone wonders.
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by megous 5mo ago
Yeah, you still have to check for the limits, not just declare them. Then have fun smashing anything.
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by megous 5mo ago
Matters the most to whom? I certainly will not care about expensive models that do about the same thing cheap non-american models do. It's like the USA Librem 5 vs PinePhone. About the same HW for $1600 vs $150. Sure will not pay 10x f
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by megous 5mo ago
US will kill more people through secondary effects of their aggression against Iran, than Iran's nuke ever would directly. True barbarians, except I understand English, so they sound to me less like bar bar bar, and more like a*holes.
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by megous 5mo ago
Whether something is tedious depends on the person and situation. If you're already an expert, you may find a lot of work that goes into your 4th USB device (especially if it's based on yet another chip and bespoke SDK) quite tedi
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by megous 5mo ago
You actually get what you ask for. And you can ask for anything, vaguely or not. You'll end with spaghetti if you'll play a bad manager and only ever allocate time for new features and never for cleanups. You can go through code,
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by megous 5mo ago
3k+ is well into the headache / feel really bad range we rarely get over 1k here
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by megous 5mo ago
How many zeroday vulns had the article author discovered using AI assisted methods?
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by megous 5mo ago
Some EP commitee writes a report about some UK (not-EU) person stating "VPNs are a loophole that needs closing". > A loophole that needs closing [Some argue] that this is a loophole in the legislation that needs closing a
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by megous 5mo ago
at 1% initial precision of just eg. LM555 itself, you're looking at +-0.5 year just from the chip's contribution. If you ever find 100F 1% precision capacitor and 0% precision resistors, you may maybe hit +- 1 year if the other co
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by megous 5mo ago
I don't think you could do it. Not with the original BJT variant anyway. :)
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by megous 5mo ago
So you can send a binary SMS to a phone that will pass it to SIM and SIM will interpret it via bytecode, to execute whatever, incl. making the phone to send an outgoing SMS, with requested data, silently, wtf? :D And this is a normal docume
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by megous 5mo ago
Yeah, you can comfortably work with JSON in C directly on top of the string buffer containing it. Your representation for any JSON entity will just be const char pointer. It's possible to implement JSON path on top of this, and all kin
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by megous 5mo ago
Not really. Not in the scale of my C dev life, which has been 20 years so far.
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by megous 6mo ago
EU censors centrally: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/ALL/?uri=uriserv:... Other ways EU censors centrally are EU wide travel bans that individual countries can issue to prevent political speech by
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by megous 6mo ago
No. At least until there are actual KYC laws for LLM access in my country...
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by megous 6mo ago
Or you can just upstream what you need yourself.
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by megous 6mo ago
Actually, wars are not supposed to be driven by "Dahiya doctrine" or "Rafah model" either, if we're talking about what wars are supposed to be. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dahiya_doctrine And
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by megous 6mo ago
Not sure why you get downvoted. EU censors quite a bit. I can't read about 10 Telegram channels that I could access just 3 years ago, and the list is growing. All due to "vioalted laws of [my country]". (said near-east relate

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