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by scrps 3y ago
If my reading of it is correct this is similar to something like a trusted bootchain where every step is cryptographically verified against the chain and the components. In plain english the final model you load and all the components used
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by scrps 3y ago
Ken Sherriff (righto.com) who's chip teardowns are often posted on HN is also a frequent guest on curious marc's channel.
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by scrps 3y ago
Just don't apply ML as a solution? Even without the bias issues, if I were a hiring manager how do I verify that the weights "MagicHireAI SaaS Corp" are using aren't leaving swaths of talent on the table that I don'
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by scrps 3y ago
Thanks for that. Indeed, doesn't sound worth the effort to pursue it if google was mostly going in the same direction anyway.
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by scrps 3y ago
You have a source on that? I used to be a lineageOS user and I always wondered why privacy guard disappeared.
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by scrps 3y ago
I didn't mention anything about restricting it, the law will eventually get around handling this type of thing, probably in a DMCA-ish manner would be my guess.
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by scrps 3y ago
I would argue scale and ease. Modders going out of their way to find voice actors who can accurately reproduce an out of budget voice actor sounds like a labor of love that would not scale without serious money. Having a gaming pc with a mo
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by scrps 3y ago
I think you are thinking more of defense contracting than darpa. Also, darpa has real use-cases and those use-cases tend to be hard to solve ones, they aren't VCs looking for the next trend to vampire like a national security version o
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by scrps 3y ago
Sadly not a real qoute but I would have loved "Balenciaga is SCO" with Balenciaga'd Darl Mcbride.
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by scrps 3y ago
Huh, interesting, I never knew that flag was added then again I haven't tried to nuke / with rm in quite some time.
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by scrps 3y ago
Waiting for the LLM version of ye olden IRC hazing/trolling of: "oh you can fix that with rm -rf /" Edit: Typo
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by scrps 3y ago
https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/contributory_infringement The Copyright Act does not expressly impose liability for contributory infringement. According to the U.S. Supreme Court, the "absence of such express lan
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by scrps 3y ago
Replace plastic with lead and reread. Lead was used for centuries before the risks were fully understood.
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by scrps 3y ago
A feature I think would be helpful would be a reverse shopping list (for lack of a better term) where you can say 'I have ingredients a, b, c... list what recipes do I have all or ≥ n% the ingredients for?' I shall poke around the
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by scrps 3y ago
That is kind of interesting, I got a batch of bots at first that were using correct capitalization and punctuation and then later got a batch of bots that composed like teenagers including typos.
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by scrps 3y ago
Those better be some rich kids. 10 year old me would have jump at the chance to tinker with a functional drone like that.
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by scrps 3y ago
Thankless work but Maia is getting it done nonetheless! Thank you!
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by scrps 3y ago
"We can't have police, this will lead to a slippery slope that will lead to a 1984 police state." Have you looked at the state of the bloody world? I measure outputs not methods.
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by scrps 3y ago
While I agree RPI screwed the pooch on this one; I am surprised for $14k the damn power switch isnt under a locked panel/switch cover given what it is used for.
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by scrps 3y ago
The point where you don't go down the slope is when you recognize it and you don't know what is at the end of it's long tail. The guidance is built in.
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by scrps 3y ago
1 and 2 I have noticed accelerate quite a bit over the past years. While annoying I've found it is a very good metric for deciding who will never get my money/data.
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by scrps 3y ago
The flashes fell upon them; some lay down And hid their eyes and wept; and some did rest Their chins upon their clenched hands, and smil'd; And others hurried to and fro, and fed Their funeral piles with fuel, and look'd up With
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by scrps 3y ago
And/or run sshd exposed only to a wireguard or tailscale interface.
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by scrps 4y ago
Gandi buyout brings unwelcome changes (Could also add "for some" to limit the scope if that is too broad.)
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by scrps 4y ago
Wondering if this isn't related to the LastPass breach? Paypal's 2FA is a bit of a joke. IIRC (this was quite some time ago) when I went to initially setup 2FA SMS was the only option, eventually they added support for authenticat
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by scrps 5y ago
You really think the average non-technical user who leaves an AV preinstalled when they get a new system or are frightened into installing an AV is making a choice when a cryptominer is bundled with their AV even if it is opt-in to activate
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by scrps 5y ago
Down as well here, Eastern US.
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by scrps 5y ago
I think our wires have been crossed. My issue isn't that food safety hasn't been an issue for humanity, it is the idea that corporations are the party that have lead the charge for stricter food safery standards (other than CYA) a
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by scrps 5y ago
That isn't mcdonald's or taylor's argument though, they are spinning this as safety issue to scare people into believing someone sorting out their horrible engineering is going to lead to food borne illness.
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by scrps 5y ago
I am not trying to be snarky but I could see it coming across that way... How have we kept humanity fed for most of human history without the corporations to keep us safe?

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