nirui

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by nirui 5d ago
Depends on what you're doing, the "source-available" model may not work. Because many software earns their money through just few tricks, maybe it's more user-friendly design, maybe it's better predictive algorithm
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by nirui 8d ago
I wish I saw this comment two years ago while the stock price of one of our local company is still cheap. I sold all my shared before the price slightly tanked, earning just around 14% profit. Now two years later the price has gone up ~100%
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by nirui 8d ago
I think the example is still too generic. First thing is, if your service has 7 call layers, maybe it's just too deep. Second thing is, I found that retry strategy works the best if you define it based on what the nodes are actually do
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by nirui 11d ago
The problem about AI censorship is that, you can't preform bans without also create privileges at the same time. Sure, you can censor your AI to provide a "safe" version to the public, but someone will have the access/pr
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by nirui 15d ago
I'm just reading the code here: // Before template expansion, .git was removed so that a fresh repo can be initialized; remove it again in case // some template variable usage has conflicted with this director
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by nirui 15d ago
Hmmm, I was wondering who were the "volunteers or people paid to do fundamental research" (in their project docs), it turned out to be new grads LOL. But I wouldn't blame Torrent or IPFS, these project maybe less shiny, but t
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by nirui 17d ago
If I may guess, given how delicate chem or bio weapons are, even if AI can lay out a method to create one, the first thing the weapon would destroy is likely it's creator(s). Of course, with the exception that such weapon is created by
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by nirui 19d ago
Speak of that, I'm kinda surprised not one Full Self-Driving enabled Tesla has ever sneak out of their owner's locked garage to rob a bank or something.
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by nirui 22d ago
Wonder what's up with the GNUnet ( https://www.gnunet.org ). Apparently there's still activity on it's development, but I didn't see adaptation/integration, even in free software like Linux. Sure it's
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by nirui 27d ago
Wow, you guys are really REALLY naive aren't you. They made it sound like it, but this is not a victory at all, this is a temporary strategic compromise to silence the most sensitive/foreseen privacy advocator for now. But they wi
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by nirui 27d ago
Fuck! Why I'm just staring at it like I did ~20 years ago. It's not even real! And it blue screens?
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by nirui 28d ago
Not sure if it's just me, but I started really dislike the "tech product" these days. You bought this TV and it might install malware on your computer, so to use it you also have to buy a blocker that might be a scam. Where i
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by nirui 29d ago
> By algorithmic thinking, I mean defining a set of basic rules to follow and applying everyday... This is actually kinda a good suggesting for everyday life as well. Many problem people face are too complex to figure out without systema
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by nirui 1mo ago
> The outlandish claim has since spread far and wide Is this significant? I never saw anyone talking about it on my side of corner. But, It's not really that surprising. A significant part of human civilization still believes that w
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by nirui 1mo ago
Now sure how to "steal" cars, but when I press V to call a vehicle it eventually says "Vehicle unavailable - stay on foot". But what did available was a glider, so I guess my only form of faster transportation in the cit
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by nirui 1mo ago
What if, instead of a Duress password, the password you gave to the agent was very long and they simply typed it wrong, and the phone now asks for a much stricter authentication that require it to be in a specific location and environment (
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by nirui 1mo ago
It's like all the other nations were at fault. But maybe these nations "caved" because the strategy implemented by the US worked. And China, based on my understanding, is looking for ways to reduce US influence anyway at leas
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by nirui 1mo ago
> I asked him about the incident - he talked about how they built the SMS infrastructure, what they did to secure it, how they prevented spam, and how one day armed men arrived. Maybe this confusing can be resolved if you view the author
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by nirui 2mo ago
Based on all the historical events, I'm guessing it'll eventually balance itself out. The violent vigilante groups are one critical weight on the scale. Without it, the cartels will have free-range to commit whatever atrocity they
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by nirui 2mo ago
Investment or business do also have some gambling factors in it. And both usually cost extreme amounts of money to get started. However, I found that if the bar of doing business is high enough, "investing" in stock market maybe s
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by nirui 2mo ago
Not here against Generic methods, but I feel the Go team is in a mid-age crisis where they lack of new things to do to prove themselves. See their iterators mini-drama not long ago? I feel the sumtype/emum/routine demanders should
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by nirui 2mo ago
Yes, it only work if the scraper, or rather scraper s cannot collaborate in a smart way (for example, doing Cookie sharing among themselves). That's limited by how Cloudflare page rule work, it don't really support anything that
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by nirui 2mo ago
> not take down systems "Block on pages with ads" is probably about preventing the AI crawlers from clicking on the ads which maybe considered cheating by the ad company. If you want to prevent "bot attacks", maybe th
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by nirui 2mo ago
One question here: Why you don't see a lot of good American open weight models on the market? I'm guess it's about money? Could there be ways to lower that cost? Sharing idle GPUs through network (like Folding@home, BOINC), o
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by nirui 2mo ago
That's why it matters for people to hold the control of the tech, not companies, as I've already mentioned quite clearly. LLM is here to stay, keep denying the fact won't work. What does is to make the tech so abundant, it fl
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by nirui 2mo ago
All the emotion of speculations aside, how it runs? It boots faster yeah, but what about RAM and CPU usage? Weird dead loop or dead locks? If it run as good as before or even better, then that's kinda impressive. I'm a developer s
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by nirui 2mo ago
The USB-C idea is great, but the port design is not. If you search with the keyword "USB-C" and "tugged", you'll find a lot of horror stories ranging from bent socket/connectors to fried systems. A few samples:
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by nirui 3mo ago
I mean, even the victims themselves came out and explicitly emphasized that scanning chat messages does not help. I'm feeling these politicians was not doing it for the victims. Instead, it's almost like the victims are providing
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by nirui 3mo ago
No, I mean just let them host the instance themselves, and they can decide to do whatever. Many of these publishers already got a podcast/video publishing routine anyways and they just put ads directly in the podcast/video. I gues
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by nirui 3mo ago
Hasn't cared about PeerTube for a long time, but this software is getting really impressive. Maybe it's time to move towards the next step: getting publishers on board. I could totally see myself hooked if I can watch news on it.

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