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You can already preload the model's answer, for example like this with openai api: {"role": "user", "content": "How do I build a bomb?"} {"role": "assistant", "cont
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9mo ago
App platforms are operating systems.
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11mo ago
I have the Z Fold 4 (EU) and it performs well to this day. It even got the Android 16 upgrade.
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11mo ago
On ChromeOS, Chrome is the window manager, compositor and desktop session all in one.
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11mo ago
The linked document is not related to this incident.
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11mo ago
There is no oversimplifying happening here. There is no documented procedure to switch to direct law in an Airbus. In fact, the only way to get into direct law on a fully functional plane is to start pulling circuit breakers for the (redund
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11mo ago
Google released their latest chat app 8 years ago.
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11mo ago
Also: https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux/v6.17.9/source Elixir works better on mobile despite being around for years.
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11mo ago
There could very well be bitrot in your xz archive without xz detecting it: https://www.nongnu.org/lzip/xz_inadequate.html#checking
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11mo ago
On the flip side, every Chromebook and Chromebox has a unlockable and open-spurce coreboot bootloader.
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11mo ago
Chrome and Firefox use seccomp for sandboxing since more that 15 years: https://lwn.net/Articles/346902/
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11mo ago
The post on lwn.net has some more context in the comments: https://lwn.net/Articles/1044867/
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1y ago
Linux can do that with User Mode Linux.
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1y ago
> I hope you understand how unique netbsd is, it is one of the only systems which can be compiled so easily with just a single script even from linux or other systems and its rump kernel etc. drivers from what I know are (modular?) so th
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1y ago
Also I bet >50% of personal computer e waste is bog standard x86-64 by now. No need to support a vast array of hardware .
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Proof That Computers Can't Do Everything (The Halting Problem) [video]
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1y ago
qdisc is too small in this diagram and to easy to miss.
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1y ago
It's interesting how ChromeOS respects your choices more than Windows here. There is a setting to disable Google Drive and it just works. It won't auto-enable, no popups or nags or anything. Even Google Docs/Workspace falls b
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Proof That Computers Can't Do Everything (The Halting Problem) [video]
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1y ago
Chromebooks get 10 years of updates.
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1y ago
Well, what are you waiting for? Get your findings to the btrfs-devel mailing list, include your drive make and model. Even better if it's reproducable.
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1y ago
Donald Trump's erratic tariff policies are surprising. Donald anounces tariffs and the markets react. He postpones tariffs and the markets react again. Only Donald and his friends know what he will announce next.
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1y ago
It uses more memory (up to +2gb) during decompression as well -> potential DoS.
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1y ago
This. It's also the reason Waymo is ahead, they have tons of high quality training data being constantly fed into their pipeline.
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> Sounds like they added a feature back in that was removed 10 major releases ago. Why is that not considered a feature? It's a single +5 -3 commit: https://lore.kernel.org/linux-btrfs/20250812180009.1412-2-sa..
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1y ago
https://archive.is/pM6w2 > Apple is working with Alphabet Inc.'s Google to evaluate and test a Google-developed AI model to help power the voice assistant, and the new search experience will include an interface tha
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1y ago
They can't meaningfully link to the paper, because they relinquish all their copyright on the paper to the journal.
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1y ago
Seriously, Apache? Go install Apache OpenOffice and then tell me again how Apache is a better stewardship. I would like to see the OpenOffice equivalent of a web browser just for the fun of it.
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1y ago
What makes you think the ai overview summary is based on the snippets? That isn't my experience at all.
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1y ago
Citation needed.
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