throwawayffffas

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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
It wasn't a mistake there was nothing they could do to prevent it. The clones happened with cleanroom engineering which is legal.
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
> Apple isn’t nefarious… they are the default That's not true, well the second part is not true. it's not the default, it's a choice they made, there is no default. They could have opted for maximum interoperability and op
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
I am not even talking about the apple store, i am talking about printers, cables and file systems in the 90s. Since the beginning of the company everything they made did not work with stuff from other manufacturers on purpose.
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
> most of the things people attribute to him seem like guesses about a guy who was very hard to predict and often inconsistent. The author is doing the same. Personal background has minimal impact in these kind of decisions. Policy is ab
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
That was always the strategy, the whole apple ecosystem was always obtuse and closed off from compatibility with the rest of the computing world just to maximize rents. If they could, they would ship an apple version of the internet only av
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
That excludes new legitimate users, just put up a very cheap paywall for the web interface, 1 dollar for lifetime access, that way each request is tied to a user and can be rate limited. While remaining essentially free.
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
Kimi and GLM reliably run python to do stuff as well.
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
> In a few runs Claude tried to terminate the malware process once it noticed the compromise, but Auto Mode denied the cleanup command. See, that's why you should run with --dangerously-skip-permissions Jokes, aside running with dan
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
No it's not, beacuse the people running the bots have access to the c implementation and GPUs, the arm implementation on the iphone might be fast, but is almost certainly slower than an implementation running on a 5090, let alone a b30
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
My first thought was put varnish in front of it as well. But given how wide the url scheming is, the valid urls seem to be in the quintillions, if i counted correctly, its unlikely a naive caching solution would work. But given that it&#x27
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
They use Xens pci passthrough, you can setup a pci device to be assigned to a vm. The vm runs it's own driver and has direct access to the device, you typically have to hide the device from dom0 for it to work flawlessly and hardware s
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
Hardware graphics acceleration can work, it just needs a bit of fiddling and opens a few attack vectors. I don't legitimately know if there has ever been a viable attack through a shared pci device though.
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
It's always gendered in the singular, very rarely people may use the singular in a non gendered way and usually this conversation that we are having follows.
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
Very small attack surface, I have been using qubes for years, never had to copy a file from dom0 to a vm.
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
The whole concept behind Anubis is flawed. It tries to block access by imposing a compute cost to block people that are using incredible amounts of compute just to generate and parse the requests. The people that Anubis tries to block have
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
> worth spending a ton of cycles to calculate the Anubis challenge. Not sure how difficult Anubis is, but I would not be surprised if parsing the request through the LLM costs multiple orders of magnitude more compute than the Anubis cha
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
On shallow clones, can't you disallow shallow clones?
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
Stop rendering html on your side. So simple, just add a js dependency that does the rendering on the frontend. You just serve flat files and the diffs. All the rendering happens on the users device, legitimate users will probably not even n
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
There are other search providers, they clearly don't want you scrapping, there is a search api.
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
And so it begins. I don't believe they had a choice though, sticking to hand written code would be backwards and eventually meaningless as people would just submit generated code as "handwritten", the coding models are quickl
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
Using apples ad/malware bullshit device is somehow better than Samsungs? I don't thinks so.
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
None of that applies if you run it at home. Also 3rd party providers will start serving this pretty soon under different terms.
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
That is the whole question. My gut says no, infinites and infinitesimals are the edges of our understanding not real.
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
You need at least 11 for the math to work out but it's okay most can be compacted.
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
No, they are theorizing about the Kerr metric. The Kerr metric describes rotating black holes and instead of a point like singularity predicts a ring of zero thickness with infinite density additional work posits the ring is unstable and co
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
Or you know there is no such thing as a singularity, and stars collapse to fuzzballs[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuzzball_(string_theory)
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
pp is prompt processing how fast it processes the prompt. Tg is token generation how fast, it generates tokens.
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
Public urination is not a sex offence, it's a misdemeanor. You don't get arrested for public urination. You get a citation, if you are drunk they might haul you to the jail for public intoxication, but you are out when you sober u
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
When it became unfashionable to put mentally ill people in asylums. The additional fashion of "giving local people a voice" in construction projects planning did not help either.
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by throwawayffffas 1mo ago
Like i get what you are saying, but > no external libs, no fonts... It needs an entire browser.

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