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by nicce 5mo ago
They can be, but the most interesting parts (backend code, deployment confs) are not usually available. Reversing clients can help to understand a bit, but not with equal level.
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by nicce 5mo ago
One interesting thing is that this makes closed source code even greater asset for the defenders. Attacker cannot spend tokens for it, but defenders can spend tokens for hardening based on source code, while attacker is stuck with blackbox
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by nicce 5mo ago
Downplaying security has now real coencequences for everyone.
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by nicce 5mo ago
> Why would anyone "feel uncomfortable opening their door, walking down the street" if they weren't being harassed? Usually people feel ashamed when they do something that is shameful. That is the definition of being uncom
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by nicce 5mo ago
There is a fine line between harassment and pointing of for socially bad actions. Harassment involves usually calling by names, making threats etc. You can definitely shame people with a diplomatic language.
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by nicce 5mo ago
Nobody is asking for harassment. Social ignorance is usually enough. Like, nobody wanting to date, be a friend, asking for parties etc. It is very normal treatment to people who have bad behavior etc.
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by nicce 5mo ago
One company can soon dictate who can enter the websites. And only two commercial operating systems are viable in the world after this change. Not nice.
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by nicce 5mo ago
What makes then so good? I always try them and then go back to Firefox.
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by nicce 5mo ago
Should be in the README.md They kinda assume everyone knows it. Maybe the same thought process led to commercialization…
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by nicce 5mo ago
Many segfaults in Bun issue tracker. I bet it would sidestep many.
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by nicce 5mo ago
At some point you can start asking money back. One could say that putting 5h unjustified limit for usage is like stealing money if it is set so that you cannot reach your 100% limit.
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by nicce 6mo ago
I thought that CLI would be efficent when I looked for using it and then I figured it is JavaScript
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by nicce 6mo ago
> Jacking up pricing. A lot. Sometimes up to 100% increase. How is that different from American?
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by nicce 6mo ago
Everything has some sort of bias. Most text is written by those who like writing.
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by nicce 6mo ago
Probably works as well as "forbidding" adults to sell or give beer to underage.
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by nicce 6mo ago
There is no way model can know the origin of the code.
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by nicce 6mo ago
Absolutely just about the business. Mythos not tempting if basic models reaches almost the same.
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by nicce 6mo ago
> Why would they? The entire point of YouTube Premium is removing ads The entire point is to find more ways to make money. They will try new ways as longs as there is too big drop in the users.
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by nicce 6mo ago
Also it seems to be just bindings for Zlib? The repo says "Lean 4 bindings for zlib compression, plus tar and ZIP archive support."
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by nicce 6mo ago
Nope. Did not replace the brain in general level.
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by nicce 6mo ago
None of the previous innovations haven’t similarly replaced the human itself.
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by nicce 6mo ago
Yeah, this business is based on actually delivering the promise.
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by nicce 6mo ago
They would also leave TikTok and Instagram as well if it would be pure ideological reasoning.
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by nicce 6mo ago
I have also noticed the same with Gemini. Maybe it is a wider problem.
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by nicce 6mo ago
That is not thousands high-severity vulnerabilities as above commenter stated. Even many local models have found individual vulnerabilities.
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by nicce 6mo ago
Most flagship models have found real bugs. Not sure if Opus deserves mention alone. Even open models have found many.
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by nicce 6mo ago
Neither party provided the evidence. I wonder why people like to take the side of the optimistic.
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by nicce 6mo ago
Well, nobody mentioned it technically. Like nobody mentioned Assembly but it is under the hood.
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by nicce 6mo ago
> "..when I finally pushed for bigger scope at Amazon. My manager’s initial reaction wasn’t excitement. It was something closer to “But you’re doing so well where you are.”", most managers generally push their devs to always be
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by nicce 6mo ago
Are they going to pay back if subscription was payed but token limit was less than advertised? Is there some tiny text somewhere preventing just suing or pulling money back with credit cards?

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