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by nailer 3mo ago
Dario's attemoting to use legislative capture to stop open source models as we speak.
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by nailer 3mo ago
If it’s unclear to people, this is a direct reply to; > I can't imagine "Linux CLI utility" being controversial In the comment above. I do not share the quoted opinions.
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by nailer 3mo ago
> with the newly added clarification that they may include cryptocurrency projects for example. Yes. That's what the post you're replying to is discussing. 'Cryptocurrency projects' is a bizarre example of a project t
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by nailer 3mo ago
> It's for principled, quality, open source, community-first software. Assuming that people that use blockchains are not principled is similar to assuming that people that use arrays are not principled. Maybe more ridiculous, as you
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by nailer 3mo ago
Yep. HN is a decade behind on crypto. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhGrk8dp91M
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by nailer 3mo ago
Does Codeberg have users? This is the first time I've heard of it and likely the last.
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by nailer 3mo ago
Great idea! You're 95% of the way there and the rest is a couple of UI tweaks. 1. I thought the table showing a bunch of models after my laptop specs would be models I could run on my laptop. Model Tier Example Models Params RAM
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by nailer 3mo ago
This isn't constructive feedback. In my case it detected my Mac's capablities accurately and gave me models to use. What was wrong about it?
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Kimi K3 just fixed 15 critical security bugs that Codex and Fable refused(twitter.com)
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by nailer 3mo ago
> I would accept that such people are entitled to their beliefs only if they would equally believe in the extreme innocence of a chicken who has not caused any harm in this world and they would seek to punish the murderer of the chicken.
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by nailer 3mo ago
Yes. People are prepared to pay Stripe 1% of all their revenue, same way they're prepared to pay card companies 2%.
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by nailer 3mo ago
> software that does something in a way that causes a human to have to expend effort every time they use it which could easily be fixed by one-time effort on the developer's part, but the developer is either uninterested or hostile
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by nailer 3mo ago
Request bodies and headers. You should be aware of this before you participate.
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by nailer 3mo ago
Sure but you still know which connection belongs to which licensed customer which seems to be how this person was identified.
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by nailer 3mo ago
> Microsoft literally logs all web requests > Microsoft sends every URL you visit in Edge back to Microsoft servers, Not the same thing.
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by nailer 3mo ago
Ngrok license not VPN license but yes, it’s correct as other posters have mentioned
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by nailer 3mo ago
> Microsoft literally logs all web requests Nope. That would be unbelievable but also very well known. It was a Windows software licensing matter, see my post above.
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by nailer 3mo ago
Good question. My understand is that it was licensing: Hackers cloaked IP address -> VPN license -> Windows GDID -> Hacker's name.
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by nailer 3mo ago
Contrary to the title this isn’t about the web but rather makes an argument against trusting suppliers to hide your messages from the same suppliers.
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by nailer 3mo ago
I provided specifics and you said I was being obtuse. > There is no shortage of examples of musk being a shithead People doing things you personally don’t agree with doesn’t make them evil. > I am not going to litigate every detail in
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by nailer 3mo ago
I know the point you’re attempting to make but I’ll answer anyway: no but my work is vastly less tedious.
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by nailer 3mo ago
No, the opposite. I’m being acute. You are vaguely (I suspect deliberately vaguely) referring to “CSAM generation“, I’m pointing out the specific issue of generating images of children wearing bathing suits (children wearing bathing suits h
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by nailer 3mo ago
The original issue was specifically to do with bikini photos - parents often upload pictures of children in bathing suits without this being considered CSAM content, so Grok (and all other AI models) weren't moderating this. Here'
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by nailer 3mo ago
Do you mean that Musk not making fun of concerns is easily falsifiable, or Musk making fun of concerns is easily falsifiable? Nobody in this thread has been able to provide evidence that Musk mocked CSAM concerns.
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by nailer 3mo ago
From your NPR article: > Previously, users could ask Grok to edit images and put people into revealing clothing like bikinis. It's because bikini photos aren't generally considered CSAM, or weren't until this year. NPR sta
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by nailer 3mo ago
> But show me something that has become so critical in your day that if I took it away tomorrow, your work would actually fall apart. Show me something truly life changing. Descript. I edit video for work and I am not ever going back to
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by nailer 3mo ago
I used to think, when I disagreed with someone, we were on a journey together to find out what the truth is. Maybe my understandng was wrong, maybe theirs, maybe it's something neither of us thought of. But then I realized that most pe
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by nailer 3mo ago
I’m not entirely sure if believe a person that writes about “the USAID cuts, which I call a ‘Silicon Valley Genocide’ in my book.” about the specific reason they were banned from X, given how many anti capitalism, left, radical Islamic and
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by nailer 3mo ago
> You have to be pretty spicy if you are getting banned from Reddit I was banned from Reddit for saying that a (well recognised as terrorists) terrorist group should be destroyed. That is a fairly mainstream opinion. Other people are ban
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by nailer 3mo ago
Not having border control and not having effective border control are effectively the same as having open borders.

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