tremon

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by tremon 6mo ago
s/intended only for/instituted under the guise of/ FTFY.
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by tremon 6mo ago
The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a faceless guy with a camera?
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by tremon 6mo ago
It would be a good idea to actually read the source you're quoting to see if it supports your case. > 2313 disaster-related deaths among evacuees from Fukushima prefecture*, that were not due to radiation-induced damage or to the ea
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by tremon 6mo ago
You seem to be implying that the company that employs the best chemists should therefore also make the best cakes. I don't see an obvious reason why this should hold true. I think it's fair to ridicule a bunch of chemists acting a
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by tremon 6mo ago
I'm not sure where in my post I challenged existing disclosure norms?
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by tremon 6mo ago
The kernel devs patched it! They patched it weeks ago FTFA: > I see that on the 11th of April 6.19.12 & 6.18.22 were released with the fix backported. > Longterm 6.12, 6.6, 6.1, 5.15, 5.10 have not received the fix and I don&#x2
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by tremon 6mo ago
> Gentoo has to take some blame too for not keeping all the kernels they maintain patched in a timely way. How do you figure that? From what I could tell from the earlier post, the fix has only been backported to 6.18 and later, and as T
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by tremon 6mo ago
There is no behaviour, there is only reflexes. Behaviour implies autonomous action; what we're seeing is only stimulus response.
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by tremon 6mo ago
...as long as you don't ask for ice cream.
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by tremon 6mo ago
That's not true, you're using RIAA-style wishful accounting here. If the company is willing to sell me $200 worth of tokens for $20, that's still worth only $20 to me.
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by tremon 6mo ago
That list includes: - a nuclear missile test site - theft of radioactive material - incorrect disposal of research or medical equipment - radiotherapy accidents If you can't be bothered to examine your sources for relevance, why should
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by tremon 6mo ago
> it's a terrible idea to phase out operating nuclear plants which are still safe and within their planned lifetime. As you explain in your next paragraph, none of Belgium's power plants are within their planned lifetime. Tih
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by tremon 6mo ago
> I run Trixie on most of my personal boxes and I had no idea what version number it is It's not that hard to find though: $ cat /etc/debian_version 13.4
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by tremon 6mo ago
It's possible that the WSL kernel has that code compiled-in rather than as a loadable module. If they ship the kernel config somewhere, you could verify with zgrep CRYPTO_USER_API_AEAD /proc/config.gz /boot/conf
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by tremon 6mo ago
Specifically for these kind of situations, sudo has the NOEXEC tag: it preloads a dummy library that null-routes all exec calls to prevent this kind of shell leak.
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by tremon 6mo ago
I can't read the original article because Github is having a very bad day, but I don't really understand the attack model here. If a process has access to any tool that isn't statically linked, the process already has access
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by tremon 6mo ago
The robot does a better job at reproduction. I don't think there exists a definition of "learning" unambiguous enough to make the claim that it learns better than humans. Specifically, published models don't learn at all
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by tremon 6mo ago
Duplicating BSD-licensed code without copyright attribution and mention of the original license is just as much a violation of the original copyright -- that applies regardless of additional copyleft requirements imposed by the GPL. A diffe
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by tremon 6mo ago
The rhetorical sleight of hand is yours, by claiming that a device requiring pre-authorization (by virtue of needing a developer account) is an open computing platform.
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by tremon 6mo ago
> How you even enforce it ? DENY DELETE TO [agent] ON DATABASE::current; (yes, the recommended way would be to simply grant only SELECT,INSERT,UPDATE but if I were the DBA here I would definitely put in place an explicit deny)
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by tremon 6mo ago
So as long as the LLM only makes errors in the single-digit percentage range, everything is peachy. Make number go up, but not by too much.
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by tremon 6mo ago
Thinking about this some more, from now on I'm going to refer to cases like this as "user rustling". Because that's all it is: guiding users out of some corporation's paddock. And if that's seen as a crime, the
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by tremon 6mo ago
Brussels is the seat of five governments: the city itself, the Brussels-Capital autonomous region, the Flemish Parliament and Government (luckily the Wallon Government seat is in Namur), the Belgian Federal Parliament, and the European Comm
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by tremon 6mo ago
In what way was anything "stolen"? The content you refer to came with the original client. They reverse engineered the protocol and let existing clients connect to that. There's as much "stealing" going on here as w
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by tremon 6mo ago
Burma-shave
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by tremon 6mo ago
How is a car supposed to pre-empt when it is in a situation that is to challenging for it to navigate? By anticipating further ahead. If it finds itself into a situation that it can't get itself out of, it means it should have made m
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by tremon 6mo ago
You don't actually need to physically copy data, just create a view for every table that does a replacing merge between the original read-only data and the developer's own copy. And you can put a trigger on the view to redirect wr
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by tremon 6mo ago
But C-14 decay doesn't start with the tree's death, or does it? I assume that a live tree will also contain a certain amount of C-12. What would the result be if we carbon-dated one of the roots of the giant sequoia's in Cali
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by tremon 6mo ago
that's a little unfair. It really comes down to parsing text and you'll have similar issues even if you use a database or whatever Feel free to show a real-world example of a database or whatever that takes the input string &quo
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by tremon 6mo ago
my claim that it was first accepted in 1998 That was not your claim. Feel free to read back what you wrote, I quoted it in my first reply.

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