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by ruszki 6mo ago
In 2018, ie “pre-LLM”, the label “AI” was already stamped to everything, so I highly doubt that most people thought that their washing machines are sentient in any way. I remember this starkly, because my team was responsible at Ericsson (t
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by ruszki 6mo ago
I’ve never seen an example when foreign news really reported what people think on the ground. Especially because people on the ground usually lie. For example in Hungary, the voters of the current “opposition” prime minister candidate would
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by ruszki 6mo ago
I hope you mean Play Integrity, since there is no SafetyNet attestation anymore. And for that: https://github.com/osm0sis/PlayIntegrityFork But there were similar things for SafetyNet attestation until it existed.
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by ruszki 6mo ago
Custom ROMs tell you that this is not true at all.
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by ruszki 7mo ago
> You can’t have your kitchen knife exploited by a hacker team in North Korea, who shotgun attacks half of the public Internet infrastructure and uses the proceeds to fund the national nuclear program, can you? (I somewhat exaggerate, bu
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by ruszki 7mo ago
How large is this preinfected phones problem? Is it large enough to sacrifice freedom?
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by ruszki 7mo ago
What's the problem with the current status quo, or the status quo 5 or 10 years ago? 20 years ago there were basically no cheating prevention, but nobody cared. We just didn't play with cheaters. There are still cheaters in all ga
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by ruszki 7mo ago
> one to being banned for crimes against currency (having the audacity to live in several countries with different currencies) What does this "crimes against currency" mean? I live in several countries at once with different cu
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by ruszki 7mo ago
We couldn’t solve the incentive against misinformation/disinformation since inception, we made it even worse than 20 years ago. Even when we know how it works exactly, even on the internet, not just generally. These kinds of statements
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by ruszki 7mo ago
If you have male chromosomes, but you have woman genitals, then that’s a proof that you are testosterone insensitive. In other words, testosterone doesn’t make you better at sports at all. The topic is way more complex than this. There are
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by ruszki 7mo ago
Why is there a discrepancy between the timeline (which supposed to be UTC, and stated as 11:09), and the "shutdown timeline" (stated as 01:36-01:37)? There is no +2:30 timezone, not SDT and not DST. There is a single place on Eart
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by ruszki 7mo ago
> It’s quite common for companies This is not general. This is true only on markets which are full regarding available customers, and there is no foreseeable growth. What we can see in IT in the past 10-15 years (especially after around
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by ruszki 7mo ago
Here is the same thing in 2019: https://web.archive.org/web/20190510070456/https://www.githu... It seems that the same metric is about a magnitude worse than before.
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by ruszki 7mo ago
Especially compared to its archive page: https://web.archive.org/web/20190510070456/https://www.githu... 1-4 incidents per month compared to about 1 daily.
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by ruszki 7mo ago
That’s completely on your IT. There was only 1 single day with patches released: March 10. There was only 1 in the month to that date: February 10. My guess is that the shit ton of only-for-legal-reasons-useful “security” and surveillance p
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by ruszki 7mo ago
I had to reboot my laptop only once since 02-20. Similar the month before that. The only exception was around mid January. So this shouldn’t be much worse on average even now.
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by ruszki 7mo ago
Or it’s good for customers and bad for restaurants. There are such things, and menu can be easily one. Especially tourist focused restaurants infested with such tactics, and you can avoid most of them just looking on their menu.
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by ruszki 7mo ago
Legalese is nowhere near precise, and we have a whole very expensive system because it’s not precise.
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by ruszki 7mo ago
Doesn’t Sony have the best codec on Bluetooth? It definitely has worse noise cancellation than my AirPod, but afaik it should have better audio quality on paper.
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by ruszki 7mo ago
What does “down” and “stationary” mean? I put my Sony to random paces, mainly just throwing it into my backpack. Would that be considered as down and stationary? Would it be turned off if I’m on the move? In a car? On a bus?
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by ruszki 7mo ago
Do they? I’ve never got a response that something was impossible, or stupid. LLMs are happy to verify that a noop does nothing, if they don’t know how to fix something. They rather make something useless than really tackle a problem, if the
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by ruszki 7mo ago
We've seen something similar in the past decades: outsourcing. And it worked completely differently how it was envisioned a few decades ago, at least in the field of software development. So let's wait what happens. Some kind of b
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by ruszki 7mo ago
Why is this not the “shit people do shit things” category? This happens even without being immigrants. Large part of my family lives in a way poorer neighborhood than what we can afford, because we don’t care to move. People who have proble
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by ruszki 7mo ago
What is the harm in this case? Shit people are shit even without information. They would be snark about something else then.
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by ruszki 7mo ago
The problem is that average people cannot tell even now. Heck, I'm quite sure that /r/all is completely bot driven, yet I still check it occasionally. I'm not even sure about HN, but I didn't find yet so obvious man
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by ruszki 7mo ago
For that you need to create something which you know exactly how you want to code, or what architecture is needed. In other words, you would win basically nothing, because typing was never the real bottleneck (no matter what VIM and Emacs p
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by ruszki 7mo ago
Even cutting edge models are not very good. They are not even on mediocre level. Don’t get me wrong, they are improving, and they are awesome, but they are nowhere near good yet. Vibe coded projects have more bugs than features, their archi
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by ruszki 7mo ago
That’s not inherent of universal healthcare at all. In Austria, you can go to a different doctor if you wish.
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by ruszki 8mo ago
The last time I used pro, it was a brand new Python rest service with about 2000 lines generated, which was solely generated during the session. So how I say to Claude that use less context, when there was 0 at the beginning, just my prompt
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by ruszki 8mo ago
> Couple this with the fact that models respond better/worse to certain prompts depending on the stylistic composition of the prompt itself. Do we really know this, or is it just gut feeling? Did somebody really proved this statisti

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