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by poly2it 1y ago
As far as I can tell, this technology isn't novel. It's just Gaussian splatting from the looks of it.
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Citizen protest halts Chat Control(patrick-breyer.de)
60 points by poly2it 1y ago|5 comments
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by poly2it 1y ago
Python has a much larger and more mature ecosystem. Lua barely has a functioning package manager.
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by poly2it 1y ago
And who are you, mr. Created 3 hours ago?
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by poly2it 1y ago
Do you know where you can get one?
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by poly2it 1y ago
It's incompetent really.
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by poly2it 1y ago
What?
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by poly2it 1y ago
Many Pixels on this site apparently (me included). Is it a GrapheneOS thing or do people just prefer Google's hardware nowadays?
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by poly2it 1y ago
I'm not saying it is the case, but considering other tactics employed by ICE, this sounds like something they could deploy as a honeypot to profile potential targets.
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by poly2it 1y ago
I wouldn't trust Matrix for my personal security: https://soatok.blog/2024/08/14/security-issues-in-matrixs-ol... https://web.archive.org/web/20240606031827/https://gi
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Ladybird browser update (September 2025) [video](youtube.com)
11 points by poly2it 1y ago|1 comments
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by poly2it 1y ago
Same, could't get past it (GrapheneOS, Vanadium).
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by poly2it 1y ago
Link?
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by poly2it 1y ago
It doesn't actually allocate 4 GiB. Memory can be mapped without being physically occupied.
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by poly2it 1y ago
How many?
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by poly2it 1y ago
Would you care to elaborate? What solution do you propose, and how would it be implemented? How would removal of JavaScript and HTTP solve the dependency malware issue being discussed?
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by poly2it 1y ago
> More than 230,000 elderly people in Japan who are listed as being aged 100 or over are unaccounted for, officials said following a nationwide inquiry. That's a pretty stark difference.
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by poly2it 1y ago
> Everybody has a right to privacy (except where inconvenient).
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by poly2it 1y ago
Enlightening, I'm already looking forward to the next ten years of civilisation!
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by poly2it 1y ago
Can I buy such data? How anonymised is it? Source?
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by poly2it 1y ago
Neat, but at this price scaling it's probably better to buy GPUs.
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by poly2it 1y ago
There are certainly people who'd allocate that kind of time to a particular interest if they had the opportunity, me included.
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by poly2it 1y ago
Python and CUDA are not very well adapted for embedded ML.
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by poly2it 1y ago
I definitely think the license is a major holdback for the language. Very few individuals or organisation for that matter would like to invest in a new closed stack. CUDA is accepted simply because it has been along for such a long time. GP
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by poly2it 1y ago
How open-source are these glasses really? Are all software components compilable from source, or do they just publish an SDK Espressif-style?
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by poly2it 1y ago
You could throw the output into a cleansing, "nonthinking" LLM, removing the steering tokens and formatting the response in a more natural way. Diffusion models are otherwise certainly a very interesting field of research.
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by poly2it 1y ago
> How often has that ever been a good decision? The migration to OSX or all Windows upgrades certainly payed off for those companies.
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by poly2it 1y ago
I don't think Sundar is likely to go through with your request personally. Your best bet might be if you know an internal engineer working close to their domain management, but even then I'd doubt they'd register it for an ex
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by poly2it 1y ago
I'd assume the layman user already suffering from cookie pop-up fatigue won't pay much attention to these privacy toggles.
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by poly2it 1y ago
Same on Vanadium.

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