utopiah

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by utopiah 1mo ago
Schadenfreude knowing that Gates, filthy rich owning the most popular OS ever, still have no agency on his own workflow, whereas the average Linux user, even a kid, has more. Love it.
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by utopiah 1mo ago
Agreed, but how is that different from OpenAI hacking HuggingFace few weeks ago? They should both be fined and have to improve their security and sandboxing ability, or be fully responsible for the outcome.
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by utopiah 1mo ago
I don't have numbers on that but I bet purchase of brand new MacOS compatible devices is 99% or more from people who already have at least one or more other Apple devices. Sure they are probably thousands if not millions of (in the pos
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by utopiah 1mo ago
Commercial AI labs start with the popular low hanging fruits but as competition is fierce for content they go for the long tail.
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by utopiah 1mo ago
What makes Apple valuable is precisely its full vertical integration. Nobody else does it at that scale except maybe Sony for consoles and Microsoft but both don't have the same usage coverage and thus integration. It wouldn't be
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by utopiah 1mo ago
> why even host the links? It's a git repo: send them a local got client and let them clone the repo in browser or something. I document my code, in issue and elsewhere on the Web, by referring to specific commits so having a URL fo
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by utopiah 1mo ago
Based on https://annas-archive.pk/blog/physical-destruction.html I wouldn't assume being in a niche is enough.
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by utopiah 1mo ago
OK let me reformulate then, which one or ones do you distrust the least?
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by utopiah 1mo ago
Nice, and it's even supported by NLNet
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by utopiah 1mo ago
Depends on the complexity of the cave. If it's an acyclic graph and you only went upstream you will probably hurt your shins a lot but you will eventually make it to the exit. If it's not and you are far way from an exit without a
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by utopiah 1mo ago
Which government do you trust more then?
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by utopiah 1mo ago
Shows the true cost of surveillance capitalism.
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by utopiah 1mo ago
Everything that can be objectively tested and has already tools to do so in place will work better in an automated process, regardless of the underlying technology. PCB design with circuit simulation fits that bill perfectly.
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by utopiah 1mo ago
What dataset does step 5 rely on? Is it from your own terminal history, man pages, scrapped dataset from e.g. StackOverflow, sth else?
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by utopiah 1mo ago
I bet it's even negligible traffic compared to e.g. Netflix or YouTube. Even a 'huge' context window is nothing compared to the random library of a basic Web page.
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by utopiah 1mo ago
Yet another blatant proof that those companies are not smarter than anyone else. They might be focusing on intelligence and yet in practice we can all see they are not doing better than most.
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by utopiah 1mo ago
Could use a WASM environment to run tests or a companion app that run wrap in a (Podman) container, to be safe, e.g : const { exec } = require("child_process"); const express = require('express'); const app
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by utopiah 1mo ago
Funnily enough I was in the bathroom (that's where I do my most random thinking) just yesterday evening thinking how template matching in computer vision, e.g. https://docs.opencv.org/5.0/py_tutorials/py_imgpr
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by utopiah 1mo ago
DIY NSA.
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by utopiah 1mo ago
Right but that's my point, since 99.99% of users don't rely on U2F I doubt it would be covered or even be rational to cover such edge cases and thus most likely wouldn't work. I'm not saying it's a magical perfect s
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by utopiah 1mo ago
Yes they mentioned that too, advising in fact to act on it. Obviously this is something home automation can very conveniently help with, e.g. if you are away, turn on a very visible from the outside light few minutes after sunset, turn it o
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by utopiah 2mo ago
Exactly, if you already have such a setup in place it's basically ordering a button online, e.g. https://sonoff.tech/en-eu/products/sonoff-zigbee-wireless-sw... then next day slapping it over your existing se
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by utopiah 2mo ago
I recently exchanged with a police agent in Belgium who specializes in the topic. Their heuristics is opportunity of action, namely how easy it is to get in and out without being caught on the spot. They said they do not really care about b
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by utopiah 2mo ago
ZigBee button, double sided scotch tape, Zigbee dongle, HomeAssistant on RPi with a speaker.
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by utopiah 2mo ago
Well if this solution managed to go that then hopefully those missing functionalities could be implemented back to the iOS KDE Connect client.
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by utopiah 2mo ago
Maybe not an HTTP client but a modern browser with its JavaScript engine, encryption support, CSS engine, etc I think for most people really is a lot of work. If one does rely on the right libraries it's a weekend of fun (and pain) so
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by utopiah 2mo ago
I'm missing something then, are you talking about the code your shared or an another slightly more complicated one you are just imagining now?
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by utopiah 2mo ago
Did you actually try or are you provocatively speculating? I do have non sudoers groups devices and I also have shared devices with non sudoers users. It works. It's not necessarily for everyone, e.g. not for powerusers who want to go
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by utopiah 2mo ago
Just don't be in the sudo group.
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by utopiah 2mo ago
Funnily enough it wouldn't work for me as I use passwordless sudo thanks to PAM-U2F with a YubiKey Bio. I mean realistically speaking it probably would as I would just type it thinking "Hmmm weird" but still want to proceed f

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