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by teravor 4mo ago
> Where does 'it' end? Is the subsidiary not operating at the behest of their parent? corporations are financial fictions. the risk I am discussing is literally the mass destruction and murder of civilians during a ti
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by teravor 4mo ago
do you have evidence that if they wanted to do that they would not be giving orders to European or American engineers? as I said, financial fictions don't matter in matters such as these. if you have evidence that they have Chinese nat
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by teravor 4mo ago
> Chinese scary! Chinese nationals should be assumed to act on behalf of China, it really isn't difficult to understand even for pathologically empathetic people.
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by teravor 4mo ago
and if you see the parent starting to replace Volvo engineers with Chinese nationals you will witness sudden change of heart by US officials; until then it really is just a financial fiction
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by teravor 4mo ago
Headquarters Gothenburg, Sweden
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by teravor 4mo ago
> Is Tesla any different? if you are adversary of the US and the possibility of a hot conflict with it exists, it is not.
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by teravor 4mo ago
> It's why we can't buy BYD cars are you sure it has nothing to do with the fact that those cars are very heavy, potentially fire-making (battery firmware) computers on wheels that can be rooted (or are already) at an
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by teravor 4mo ago
turns out someone made an issue about it, and they referenced a more relevant example: https://github.com/uncognic/circuitchat
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by teravor 4mo ago
> Tor https://github.com/n0-computer/iroh-tor-transport you are using a Tor daemon in it. tor has a rust implementation and when used with rust has stream objects etc. an example of how it's used can
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by teravor 4mo ago
is that actually how they train them in the datacenter? the trillion sized weight vector gets cloned and sent off to groups of GPUs and averaged after?
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by teravor 4mo ago
it does something, sometimes. it pushes the required fabrication timeline back. if it is mandated that every photo or video taken for the possible use in evidence is notarized at the time of acquisition, any fabrication would necessitate to
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by teravor 4mo ago
while sandboxing ffmpeg directly isn't difficult, unfortunately with something like MPV/VLC that uses ffmpeg it's more challenging. until recently (virtio gpu native context) it wasn't even possible to sandbox a video pl
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by teravor 4mo ago
someone will name their company Ashnazg, probably an AI company
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by teravor 4mo ago
someone posted this on /r/MachineLearning and I had the same experience and conclusion: I was having problems with Claude doing the same thing, even before Fable. The problems I had only happened in relation to AI resea
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by teravor 4mo ago
the way the fable guardrails (the ones that degrade it to opus) work seems to me to involve another model working over fable's tokens. i suppose its true that trying to get the model itself heavyhanded on refusals degrades it everywher
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by teravor 5mo ago
'pulling the ladder' is an action to sever the opportunity for others to climb after you. they are merely engaged in self-serving rhetoric. can't even call this specifically hypocrisy because they aren't telling you not
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by teravor 5mo ago
onnxruntime, llama.cpp (more specifically, ggml), iree.dev is also trying
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by teravor 5mo ago
there is likely evolutionary pressure against large cell size (selfish genes; larger cell takes energy away from replication, provides more opportunity for infiltration by other genes, fewer gene backups in other cells, etc) while occupyin
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by teravor 5mo ago
> The entire cell contains several cytoplasmic domains, with each domain having a nucleus and a few chloroplasts. it reinvented being multi-cellular
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by teravor 5mo ago
these tools cannot read your mind. every time you prompt it you condition what it will give you on what you gave it. there will either always be a limit to how good that will be or none of this will matter because no human will ever matter
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by teravor 5mo ago
dry fasts aren't always what they appear. if you have significant glycogen stores in your body as you begin your fast you wont be dehydrated for the first day or two as water is freed. what usually happens is someone who starts glycoge
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by teravor 5mo ago
I dont see how encoder free audio isnt a mistake here. a mimo model will at least get the audio to 12.5 Hz as opposed to the 25 Hz they are doing. and you dont need to finetune mimo either.
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by teravor 5mo ago
it was running linux and it died within the first few months of barely any use. i don't know what vendor the eMMC came from but they chose it.
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by teravor 5mo ago
my chuwi tablet had the eMMC suddenly die, it disappeared from the point of view of any software, kernel or uefi. the brand is trash.
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by teravor 5mo ago
you can configure docker to use a VM container runtime or gVisor.
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by teravor 5mo ago
if you are actively engaged why do you need kernel level access? you can always sneak a subtle remote execution pathway into your game so you can reliably run userland code at will. kernel level cheats will escape direct detection but you c
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by teravor 5mo ago
> AI does not complete CAPTCHAs like humans. If you look across all the data of humans and AI completing CAPTCHAs, you start noticing differences in features like error patterns. Our recent paper found statistically significant di
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by teravor 5mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market_for_zero-day_exploits https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyber-arms_industry
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by teravor 5mo ago
framework is terrible value. you can buy something far better significantly cheaper: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=7840u&_sacat=0&_from=R4...
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by teravor 5mo ago
if you have an application that needs to maintain state in a non-critical section or if you discover that using SQL is actually a good idea for some tasks (even in critical sections), SQLite is not only a good choice but it will save you a

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