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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
Glad to see more zero trust confidential computing happening....but keep in mind its still vulnerable to attacks like Battering RAM which can fully breaks cutting-edge Intel SGX and AMD SEV-SNP confidential computing processor security tech
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
What is the hardware cost? I can't watch the video now, I will later this week....but I'm curious about the hardware cost. Both MVP aka min spec required to fiction and say a more beefy setup....what does the cost of that look lik
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
Nanofabrication is a very expensive field to get into and the equipment and support facilities are normally only seen at dedicated higher education university, or special research labs like IMEC. I hope we can see the barriers to extry lowe
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
Welcome aboard the train of Digital Sovereignty.
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
I wrote a research/report paper on memetic warfare years ago.....it was so much fun to work on. Going to have to go digging to find it though....I think I still have a copy somewhere in my pile of college essays.
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
Do I need a data center router and switch? no I don't "need" it. But I got tired of 10 gig being slow and I'd like to experiment with ROCM and RDMA, and 400G but those are apparently insanity expensive.
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
Agree. Terms like "fascist" and "right wing" have lost a lot of meaning since 2015. The left and right party have both changed in many ways....make of that what you want. But if we can't handle opposed viewpoints an
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
I use products I believe in, or find use from. And I vote with my wallet. But let's be clear, at a point we would have 10 different identical services all because they each have a specific moral or ethical alignment. Just like you can
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
Can you share some swift resources so I can look into the features of swift compared to zig and C?
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
As far as my understanding of zig goes....it can compile into C....so if you really want secure C code you can compile zig into C?
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
I used to have to take the train to college and back home on breaks and it was nice trip. You can't bring a whole dorm and your closet, but a backpack and a bag for clothes are manageable. I always brought some bags of beef jerky and w
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
Is this flowchart available in high resolution for download?
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
No open model? Also this only focuses on Japanese people from what I understand so the model will not handle other cultures as well.
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
Game quality his been on declide long before AI even entered the scene.
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
Gives s whole new meaning to mobile storage.
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
I think this is a issue of privacy laws in certain ways, but also how outdated some laws are. Also the calling out of individuals or exposing of certain behavior is common for anyone who has a voice.
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
Yet all these automated tools don't ever get open sourced so the public can use them. Nope, instead the corporation gets to use them to advance their tools or also enable a company to hit a competitor with floods of reports.
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
What sources do you have to back this claim up?
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
I mean I think the bigger issue is that, at least for me, unless I am regularly using a skill I learn I forget most if not all of it. I trig, and calc 1 yet I hardly remember how to solve most problems because its not something I use regula
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
The For network is slow compared to the modern web or interconnected AS. Tor has scraping and DDOS concerns just like the regular web does. Heck I would argue that it has a bigger threat of attack mainly due to how isolated it is and how so
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
A YouTube called anthrofuturism has some videos if your interested. The channel is mainly focused on the moon and how it can help humanity in our reaching to the stars.
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
Is ic3 connected to ic2?
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
Wouldn't banning the breeding of any invasive animal work? Sure keep one as a pet if your into exotic pets, but you are responsible for making sure that snake dosnt reproduce. Also allowing year round unrestricted hunting of these inva
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
Onion sites have bots and scrapers. They don't use cloudlfare AFAIK. They normally use a puzzle that the website generates, or the use a proof of work based capcha. I've found proof of work good enough out of these two, and it als
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
I will actually notice stuff like this when the hardware is available for consumers. NPU's are not anything new, and its shocking we don't have NPU add on cards just like we do for GPU or memory (CXL)
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
Marketing majors keep saying it helps them reach the KPI for campaigns.... I'm going to have to look into these claims.
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
This is nothing new though. Plenty pretend semiconductors or programming is a non political field where the science and creativity are rewarded, but the truth is both technology are "dual use". I think programming or people who do
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
I am confused, is KFuzzTest an OSS tool, or just a name for some feature they pushed into the kernal that is proprietary?
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
Yes, but its semiconductor industry so its complicated. Intel got money via grants from the chip act and via other governments. Part of the reason they got that money was to help them build the chip fans in the USA and funding research and
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by tonetegeatinst 1y ago
LLM training data is code....not code that is designed with security always in mind. Hell a good amount of security bugs in programming are created due to how programmers seem to be so focused on creating a tool or product that they leave c

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