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by sublimefire 7mo ago
And if you kept everyone and used AI you could expand the business. Oh wait, they are out of ideas.
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by sublimefire 7mo ago
It shows their red teams were preoccupied with something else. Even the primary rejection of this issue by G themselves shows some serious ignorance.
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by sublimefire 7mo ago
Have you been on these reviews? The idea that the review will catch a misuse of the key generation infrastructure is a bit over the top.
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by sublimefire 8mo ago
However you like it or not banning just one company is not a recipe for success. IMO the issue is in the procurement and how these tenders are worded. For instance, if the requirement is data residency backed by private keys and conf comput
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by sublimefire 8mo ago
Irish infra is not great if you compare it to many advanced European countries. I hate they still do not have a train/tram connection from the airport to the city. Taxes also make you weep. Not to mention an immense risk of losing all
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by sublimefire 8mo ago
What limits? You can do pretty much what you want but make sure you can defend yourself in the court. I feel there is a bit of a disconnect in terms where people get the news where in US you kind of expect biggest news providers to be biass
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by sublimefire 8mo ago
> Isn’t one agent fast enough? Why lose accuracy over +- one week to write a compiler? My thinking as well, IMO it is because you need to wait for results for longer. You basically want to shorten the loops to improve the system. It hint
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by sublimefire 8mo ago
Very much the same experience. But it does not talk much about the project setup and the influence of it on the session success. In the narrow scoped projects it works really well, especially when tests are easy to execute. I found that thi
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by sublimefire 9mo ago
Buy local is a well known and used tactic globally in many places big and small. Another observation, saying it is nationalistic is odd given it involves multiple nationalities. US has protectionist policy EU has it, there is nothing new he
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by sublimefire 9mo ago
It is good to have a dedicated location to find these. The problem is that you want a sufficiently large company when buying the services so that it does not fall apart or get acquired and runs to the ground, and we have a few. Also, puttin
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by sublimefire 9mo ago
Did a bit of soul searching and manually optimised to 1087 but I give up. What is the number we are chasing here? IMO I would not join a company giving such a vague problem because you can feel really bad afterwards, especially if this does
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by sublimefire 9mo ago
IMO the idea of providing more in OSS usually stems from various third parties who use that code in production but do not really contribute back to it. The only sensible thing the person publishing code online needs to do is to protect thei
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by sublimefire 9mo ago
Personally for me, who is bought into the Apple ecosystem this is worrying. I am aware how PCC is supposed to work (which is the likely target platform) but the deal with Google of all the companies sends bad signal to consumers who are pri
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by sublimefire 9mo ago
You can already run quantized models without much friction, people also have dedicated apps for that. It changes very little for people because they everyone who wanted to do it already solved it and those who do not they dont care. It is m
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Ireland recalls almost 13,000 passports(bleepingcomputer.com)
6 points by sublimefire 9mo ago|2 comments
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by sublimefire 9mo ago
Software update affected printing, country code missing, meaning you cannot use passports at automatic scanning machines.
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by sublimefire 9mo ago
Depending on Google’s explicit product to build a startup is crazy. There is a risk of them changing APIs or offerings or features without the ability to actually complain, they are not a great B2B company. I hope you just use the API and c
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by sublimefire 9mo ago
I bet the core of the problem for Google is that more folks use programmatic access to search which is not great on their side. Naturally you end up using Serp or other similar search APIs as they are great for the job. I believe this is al
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by sublimefire 9mo ago
I’d agree on most of these but the biggest value in such a list is for the writer to actually put it on paper. You have to reflect on multiple aspects in your career and synthesise those. Reading them is close to useless, like scanning a pa
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by sublimefire 10mo ago
Eastern europeans speak multiple languages where russian was a second language due to everyone being in the union (occupation). Languages are different and span multiple language groups. IMO there is no strong correlation here not to mentio
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by sublimefire 10mo ago
The pace of change is quite fast, keeping on top of it is hard, but most importantly it is marginal from the user perspective. We do not have good tools to navigate the use of these models well yet, except coding, and coders can switch the
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by sublimefire 10mo ago
v kremle s taboj nisoglasny
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by sublimefire 10mo ago
trolling is really an art ^^^^ the references were about russian federation waging an imperialistic type of a war to conquer land when they have the most land already
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by sublimefire 10mo ago
Polish is great because there is a lot of content to learn from. And it is a gateway to other western slavic languages in the region. I basically forced myself to learn it because Manga was all in polish at the time. Their movie industry i
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by sublimefire 10mo ago
I think you miss the point. I am talking about the incentive to learn somebody’s native tongue. I doubt people want to know it to meet an emigrant in Germany and have a conversation in russian. Equally I do mot learn spanish to talk to my n
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by sublimefire 10mo ago
There is a saying that you should learn the enemy language to understand them. I suppose the time has come again. Why else would you learn it otherwise? It is not like many of us can even visit the place without consequences. The books were
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by sublimefire 10mo ago
Dunno about you but to me it reads as a failure. It basically has AIAIAI, although they lost much of the ground to other companies whilst having an upper hand years ago. Then they mention 5yr anniversary of alphafold, also one of the google
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by sublimefire 10mo ago
Look at how others implement quickjs and restrict its runtime for sensitive workloads [1], should be similar. But there are other ways, e.g. run the logic isolated within gvisor/firecracker/kata. [1] github.com/microsoft&#x2F
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by sublimefire 10mo ago
Dunno, IMO you need to know the bits of what operator is running to fully trust the third party, eg run in an enclave and share attestation evidence and the source code. Otherwise, operator can just mimic the appearance of the log.
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by sublimefire 10mo ago
Well but this is controllable, i.e. it is people who choose to do this not the platform. Very much an internal design choice.

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