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931.
by nicce 1y ago
Polars has their own LLM customised for the docs: https://docs.pola.rs/api/python/stable/reference/ I would say that this is pretty good approach to combat the previous.
932.
by nicce 1y ago
What is the advantage of traefik over oldschool Nginx?
933.
by nicce 1y ago
The same applies to WhatsApp. Messages backups are unencrypted by default and even the whole iPhone backup includes the unencrypted chat history of WhatsApp by default. One reason why it was a big deal for UK to disable iCloud’s E2EE backup
934.
by nicce 1y ago
That is why we see the current AI competition and some attempts from companies to regulate it so that "it is safe only in their hands". https://time.com/6288245/openai-eu-lobbying-ai-act/
935.
by nicce 1y ago
This thought process it not different than it was with nuclear weapons. The primary difference is the observability - with satellites we had some confidence that other nations respected treaties, or that they had enough reaction time for mu
936.
by nicce 1y ago
I would say that legacy code is something that one does not simply change. You cannot update any dependencies because then everything breaks. You cannot even easily add new features because it is difficult to even run the old dependencies
937.
by nicce 1y ago
Why they need to lie then. There most be some benefit from that and then the theft itself does matter. Its the lie.
938.
by nicce 1y ago
We need some courage to give larger fines. It is too common to calculate fines just as financial risk rather than something which you should not do because it is not a good thing. It is obvious that they are making more money than the possi
939.
by nicce 1y ago
There have been cases when o1/o3 has helped me to solve some issues that I could not solve with stackoverflow or Rust forum. LLM was able to connect the dots of some more complex and rarer Rust features and my requirements. I did not k
940.
by nicce 1y ago
Maybe there is an assumption that this is easier to push through for masses because the UX is better. (no phone, no physical key required)
941.
by nicce 1y ago
Is there a latency problem with current HSM implementations? That sounds like a lot of computation for arbitrary data which is now mostly done by CPU.
942.
by nicce 1y ago
Thanks.
943.
by nicce 1y ago
I wonder what this means > Servers cannot correlate different sessions on the same device unless explicitly allowed by the user. I read it like browser can always correlate public/private key to the website (it knows if there is aut
944.
by nicce 1y ago
Do you happen to have any link for blog/something about this?
945.
by nicce 1y ago
Bun has segmentation faults regularly if you look issue tracker. Security is not there yet.
946.
by nicce 1y ago
And you need to do that on paper, not on consumer device.
947.
by nicce 1y ago
Pegasus all the way down as an example.
948.
by nicce 1y ago
”in school” is left for the school to decide. The can ban in breaks too.
949.
by nicce 1y ago
Far behind are the days when free version of Duolingo was playable. There are so many dark patterns these days to keep users coming back, gatekeeping something or otherwise to just push them to pay for the usage.
950.
by nicce 1y ago
Meta and Google are one of the most valuable companies while people say that they are immune to ads and cannot be influenced.
951.
by nicce 1y ago
For self-hosting, there are non-profits available, and in commercial world pricing got out of hand when comparing features. GitHub dominates too much.
952.
by nicce 1y ago
Or ChatGPT… maybe not their development but that is who runs it.
953.
by nicce 1y ago
I have lost the hope. Money is always the measure of ethics.
954.
by nicce 1y ago
It like the last line of defence. If you are lucky, it helps.
955.
by nicce 1y ago
> They expire on their own. I have been looking them and yes, in 50 years…
956.
by nicce 1y ago
Some GUI-based applications tend to require too much hassle with Nix so I personally install those with brew. But I still use home manager on top of everything.
957.
by nicce 1y ago
> single verification use case where all I want to check is the absence of panic. Basically any decoder/deserializer. It might be sufficient to handle the correctness in tests but panics are the most severe thing you want to avoid.
958.
by nicce 1y ago
I wonder if there exists any system in place that this could backfire rapidly if this could be proved on some level. Unfortunately, world needs examples and consequences before anything changes. If this worked for this particular engineer,
959.
by nicce 1y ago
> 2. Despite tiktok having a giant target painted on its back for its perceived connections to the CCP, I haven't really seen any evidence that it does any more tracking/fingerprinting that most other websites (eg. facebook) o
960.
by nicce 1y ago
Banana Pi was also behind the first "official" OpenWrt product [1]. Would be very odd if there aren't any kind of plans to make more recent OpenWrt running on this device too, at least on some level. [1]: https://d

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