saidnooneever

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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
thanks for sharin dnlosx thats very insightful actually.
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
ah my bad :D. i wasnt talkin about bank transactions but yeah :p not finger logs either haha.
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
most pollution on my area is a steel refinery larger than my town :'). the air is less healthy than chainsmoking. we have heatpumps and electric everything. costs for civilization is super high, but these major main polluters just get
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
people in 2026 still print out logs like this on rolls lf paper. cant be tampered. log tampering is a big issue for forensics. most programs do not have cryptographically verifiable logs.... and yes that wont be for all systems and all type
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
depends, if its a printer with port 9100 open, or a system that forwards traffic to that, then it will chunk it ontop paper. this scenario still happens today.
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
once i saw a guy run a pentest and a box was doing that. it printed an entire vulnerabilityscanner output verbatim all the bytes received o.O guy appearently got handed like 100m of paper with a request to pls not scan _that_ port :'D
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
i am anti llm for my own reasons but i dont expect others to be copies of me :-). its very silly to be negative to others or their works just because you have a different opinion.
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
why is it naive and populist rethoric? any reasoning behind that comment?
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
Guy made something and wrote a blog about it. What else is on here actually? Do you want to read more about AI benchmarks and Bitcoin???
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
comment section is quite critical/harsh? for no good reason? I think this is an awesome project for them both. And it's totally understandable to use an LLM for the base project as it's a 'fun' thing from the read.
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
not a bad assessment in the end though it doesn't entirely read as it ends. basically: openAI is growing up moving towards IPO and cancelling stuff they were tring out with and things that don't have an obvious benefit for enterpr
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
"knowledge is the log of compute" is a weird sentence. Knowledge is the collection and storage of information. The _what_. Understanding is the deep comprehension of knowledge. the _why_. So how then can knowledge be the log of co
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
this has been happening since the dawn of information-communication systems basically. because ever since, people have had the ability to listen in, copy, learn from etc. - so there's always been incentive to spread disinformation for
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
isnt the tsc at the clockspeed and not a constant time?? i thought the value of the other timers (e.g. lapic?) was u can calibrate them so u can be somewhat sure the timer on 1 system is same speed as timer on the other system, e.g. both 10
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
weird shit that happen kinda happen to me a lot. i felt always that maybe my brain was malfunctioning. i still kinda do, because it just happen at random when i am outside. sometimes, usually in bright morning light, sunny morning. no i don
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
sol is much better imho than Fable but i can understand if they will perform wildly different for different people with different levels of expertise aswell as different needs. I dislike fable myself it doesnt really work for me. Sol also d
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
he notes how to critisze frontier labs for failing to deliver, but says also not to blame their marketing. That is next level dim, because the marketing sets expectations for what they will deliver. this guy need to stop vibeposting nonsen
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
its lovely training data. no detection? add to training set -_-. its also kind of laughable that somehow people are trying to prevent the outputs not to be altered. Asif you cannot manually paraphrase anything you can read. So the only sol
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
these are not gaming gpu, but on the other hand those are also completely unaffordable for what they offer.
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
i think maybe by pricing up they want to make a reliance for people on their services rather than developing running their own. if these devices are out of reach for many it means less innovation and then less competition. nvidia is now tig
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
who knew u could do tons of computations and brute force maths with an insanely large gpu cluster eh :). weird stuff!
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
you can do both, generate a huge world and orovide aritsts with aithoring and collaboration tools to dress it. to prevent starfieldlike stuff -__-
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
this experience will vary per region, telco and carrier network. some filter more advanced than others and some regions have more telemarketing than others based on the metrics they pull from it. i get mostly robocalls from scam centres in
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
in Netherlands you have 'bel me niet register' (dont call my registry) which makes it unlawful for legit telemarketing. but this is not about telemarketing only. there is many more spam. also the laws would only locally apply so
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
its unlikely going to be worth the costs involved for the telco to do this reviewing. perhaps AI systems and other filters could be used but ultimately its tons of time needed because audio takes time to play. a lot of cases will be clearcu
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
bool::toggle??
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
C and C++ do well because there is most literature and code out there to help them reason about it. C is helpful because it has little hidden runtime for them to trip over. that being said, those languages obviously have limits in applicabi
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
super interesting article thanks never heard of the entire story. uncanny parallels to todays humanlikewritermachines and the billions being lost and won there.
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
i've never seen the point of manually approving myself but it depends on the scope of work you ask of it. it wont suddenly rm -rf / if that has nothing to do with anything in the project. if you let it manage env or user cfg stuff
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
I am working on a reverse engineering platform on FreeBSD. i know there are many tools but i want to learn more about them aswell as most if not all of them being ports, so i focus on using only libraries natively supported on FreeBSD just

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