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utopiah
7mo ago
I honestly recommend doing so at least once per year. It's genuinely useful to notice which dependency you have and, if you want, find fallbacks.
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utopiah
7mo ago
Even stranger when they arguably don't function reliably even when it's "normal".
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utopiah
7mo ago
Before this Sora, and before that large government contracts. I don't think they care so much for the random consumer anymore. They use anything and everyone for PR but they get closer to IPO they are focusing what actually might make
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utopiah
7mo ago
Why VMs over containers?
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utopiah
7mo ago
The problems are in fact that... the founder does not want to risk money for his own idea while funders have simultaneously also too much money while believing they don't have enough. That very simple dynamic is what is driving investm
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utopiah
7mo ago
Putting a hat on a tablet has not in fact "instilled a unique personality". If that's what kid are taught I worry how they'll grow up. I suggest checking Arvind Narayanan's tinkering with his own children. That bein
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utopiah
7mo ago
> The initial limitation to Google/Android [...] is simply a matter of where we focus our energy at the moment Nice... so the rush is to delegate power to the large American platform?
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utopiah
7mo ago
I've been running home automation 24/7 for few years now, using Mozilla WebThings then HomeAssistant. I indeed selected my hardware to rely on proper standards, e.g. ZigBee, so that I wouldn't have to use any proprietary app.
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utopiah
7mo ago
Honestly I doubt it's worth it, hence my suggestion to make a "cold" estimation of both options. Well it's not exactly a guide and honestly it's quite outdated (because I stop keeping track as I just don't get
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utopiah
7mo ago
Well it depends entirely on what you need. You can even do the training yourself on that infrastructure to rent if you want. The more you do yourself, the more private but also the more expensive it will be. I don't want to make an ad
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utopiah
7mo ago
I'm not a lawyer but technically most if not all cloud providers, specific to AI ("neo-cloud") or not, to provide Customer-managed encryption keys (CMEK) as someone else pointed out. That being said if I were to be in such a
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utopiah
7mo ago
> suddenly jack up the rates or go out of business? There is basically no lock-in, you don't even "move" your image, your data is basically some "context" or a history of prompts which probably fits in a floppy d
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utopiah
7mo ago
> ...making the perfect hardware for home inference machines. I really don't get why anybody would want that. What's the use case there? If someone doesn't care about privacy, they can use for-profit services because they
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utopiah
7mo ago
> with Tailscale for private access FWIW might want to check https://github.com/wg-easy/wg-easy to remove yet another managed elsewhere piece of your setup.
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utopiah
7mo ago
> worried for the future of GitHub Oh no, who would think about the big corporations? How is Micro$lop going to survive? /s
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utopiah
7mo ago
Don't forget that this implies a form of examination you are not used to, namely : - open book, you have access to nearly the whole Internet and resources out of it, e.g. torrents of nearly all books, research paper, etc including the
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utopiah
7mo ago
What's the risk? They just store tokens, without other FA at "worst" you get locked of your account but nobody else has access either. You're also supposed to, as good practice, not be limited to token generation and typ
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utopiah
7mo ago
Ugh... a balanced take, this isn't appropriate for social media! /s
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utopiah
7mo ago
How about a PinePhone with DeltaChat?
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utopiah
7mo ago
> nice that the LLMs solved something for once. That sentence alone needs unpacking IMHO, namely that no LLM suddenly decided that today was the day it would solve a math problem. Instead a couple of people who love mathematics, doing it
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utopiah
7mo ago
FWIW https://github.com/teorth/erdosproblems/wiki/AI-contribution... in particular the disclaimers are very interesting.
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utopiah
7mo ago
Indeed, can't find my old comment on the topic but that's indeed the point, it's not how feasible it is to "find" new proof, but rather how meaningful those proofs are. Are they yet another iteration of the same kin
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7mo ago
I honestly don't get "why" despite having done similar things myself, e.g. run on a model on a VR headset itself. I mean I've done it because I could, so I imagine others are doing that too. But then... once it's do
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utopiah
7mo ago
Most of those "ideas" are basically : - take a phone, remove features, package with bright colors, profit (or VC then profit, maybe). Sadly a lot of those aren't recycling old gadgets, they are just making new ones and block
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7mo ago
> I brought this up previously [1] and recently [2] it and I made that accurate comparison as a form of gambling and got immediately flag'd despite that being correct. Well FWIW I see you and agree with you.
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7mo ago
Agreed but that's in the requirements. I meant to say assuming your setup matches the requirements but that's indeed a shortcoming. Thanks for clarifying.
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7mo ago
Sure, just an example ING (part of ING Group, 34th bank in the world according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_banks only highlighting this to show it's not a tiny random "weird" corner
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7mo ago
Typically the website requires you to use the mobile app as 2FA. Typically also there are less and less brick and mortar locations.
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7mo ago
> if a company makes a phone with GrapheneOS preinstalled, I'm giving them my money. FWIW you can buy a Pixel (new or 2nd hand) and install GrapheneOS via the Web https://grapheneos.org/install/web with nothing
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7mo ago
Can't wait to see how this (rather unsurprising yet important finding) is going to get abused for and with AI : "Hey, I see we haven't chat / you didn't vibe code for few days now, how about you get 1000 free token
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