saagarjha

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by saagarjha 8d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BeyondCorp
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by saagarjha 8d ago
Well well well “modeless” has decided to finally see the light of modes
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by saagarjha 9d ago
Most of the fastest inference and training code in production today is written in Python. There are no global locks on the GPU except the ones you put there
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by saagarjha 10d ago
Seems kind of concerning that using this at all means you send your image to Apple’s PCC machines.
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by saagarjha 12d ago
These days GCC has much better error messages even for non-vector code, IMO. I feel like Clang has become more of a research platform and GCC is winning on the usability front
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by saagarjha 12d ago
https://xkcd.com/1105/
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by saagarjha 12d ago
How do you know if it works? Not that "works" is different from "runs".
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by saagarjha 15d ago
That's because you must be using cross-platform apps.
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by saagarjha 15d ago
Every company that is not Google lets you have code on your laptop. This is only an annoying thing that they came up with.
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by saagarjha 15d ago
One hopes you are better at that than the many others who are doing the same.
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by saagarjha 15d ago
I'm not sure why people keep repeating this when Twitter was profitable at the point that Elon bought it.
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by saagarjha 15d ago
Therefore a human is capable of distinguishing what is appropriate or not to be around for
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by saagarjha 16d ago
Human memory is connected to a person with agency.
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by saagarjha 16d ago
This is not a person
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by saagarjha 16d ago
There are two features, you have listed one of them.
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by saagarjha 16d ago
Claude, is that you?
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by saagarjha 16d ago
Maybe boot in safe mode and see if that gives you a good baseline
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by saagarjha 17d ago
Aside from the fact that it doesn't run iOS and like every other aspect of it?
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by saagarjha 17d ago
The nicest to hold iPhone ever made was iPhone 5. I'm sure it was his favorite.
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by saagarjha 17d ago
It keeps information on what they said?
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by saagarjha 18d ago
That would of course depend on what you plan to do with the machine, no?
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by saagarjha 18d ago
I didn't say it was easy, I just said it was possible. Obviously ripping out random parts of the OS is not guaranteed to produce something reasonable
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by saagarjha 18d ago
I don't see how you are required to use CarPlay to function in society
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by saagarjha 18d ago
Not every defender is determined.
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by saagarjha 20d ago
Sure, then just replace it with something that is useful to society but not immediately profitable to a scraper, like science research
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by saagarjha 20d ago
> A lot can’t be disabled, even with SIP disabled. Sure you can > You can kind of disable communication of TCP/IP but they’ll find alternatives - like low power bluetooth or even lower in the network stack. No
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by saagarjha 20d ago
Just don't use CarPlay then?
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by saagarjha 22d ago
Was OpenAI aware of this? If so, why didn't they talk about it?
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by saagarjha 23d ago
You will note that Apple has not shipped any Rust in their OS
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by saagarjha 23d ago
You can't actually do this; processors are designed for the node they are fabbed on.

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