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by vablings 24d ago
Twitter only shows you what you want to see
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by vablings 24d ago
I honestly couldn't disagree more. With the advent of online services, the quality of both tv series and movies have massively increased. Budgets are larger the appetite is larger and grass roots non-Hollywood creators have a serious s
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by vablings 25d ago
I think bad software has the possibility of redemption with rewrites and re-engineering efforts. For those of us who are license locked that's probably never going to benefit us :(
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by vablings 25d ago
I have been running Fable with Binary Ninja MCP. It will reverse engineer a binary in a lot of detail if you give it mild direction and I haven't had it flag. I think it assumes since I have a valid binja license I must be responsible
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by vablings 25d ago
Software will be buggier than ever but also way less buggy.
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by vablings 25d ago
When fable first released it was almost useless. Since then, it's improved a lot. It has been working on my binary ninja MCP server just fine. It flagged for cyber 1 time (no idea why), but it generally works fine. I have noticed somet
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by vablings 26d ago
I feel like for localAI t/s is less of an issue. Just make a PRD and run a ralph loop. For big slogging projects like reverse engineering, or converting a codebase to a new language it actually doesn't matter if it takes a day or
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by vablings 26d ago
It's not rocket science to make a GPS jammer. GPS Spoofing is more complex and causes way more damage or chaos. I would seriously avoid touching this subject whatsoever this is the kind of thing that will have the FBI and FCC so far up
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by vablings 26d ago
The magnetic approach is very interesting. I can't imagine it would ever be reliable enough for a primary instrument since its susceptible to solar weather and certain regions with more geological activity.
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by vablings 26d ago
My teenage self who was pretty good on the controller would disagree. Some of the puzzles required turning around midair or carefully timed shots. Also, they did use the slow-motion mechanic at the end of the game to prompt you to shoot the
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by vablings 26d ago
I think something concerning is that your email has become a sluth and for people wanting to contact you and not your AI agent how do they break through that 2FA step
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by vablings 26d ago
I am very tempted to jump over to Codex for a little while. My friends are split between codex and claude code and hearing them getting a new reset every day for the past week has been giving me FOMO. Maybe that is intentional
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by vablings 26d ago
I highly doubt that a purchase this large did not come with contracts to get software working how OpenAI wants on the apple software hardware stack. Apple wants this knowledge for their software stack too so it's not going out back int
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by vablings 26d ago
Pretty cool for those who are not running something like TrueNAS/FreeNAS/Proxmox. But then the question is why are you not. Even for MacOS im pretty sure you can glue up a raw bare metal box to Proxmox these days with Proxmox Data
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by vablings 26d ago
Does this look like terrorism to you? Yes, it does. The use of violence and threat of violence to pressure people into being aligned with belief and ideology is terrorism. At my place of work, the building vandalized and two coworkers were
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by vablings 1mo ago
There are already microcontrollers that have both arm + riscv support. This isn't something insane.
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by vablings 1mo ago
I have been a personal victim to PA's violence and attacks. I could explain more details but essentially, they caused a bunch of damage and assaulted some employees of a workplace simply due to the fact we sold a piece of equipment to
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by vablings 1mo ago
It does. There is a marked difference in certain word choices that sometime stick out like a sore thumb.
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by vablings 1mo ago
I did notice after the fingerprinting update a marked uptake in strange language in responses. Specifically if I ask it to do something sometimes it will replace some of my request language with synonyms that don't actually make any se
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by vablings 1mo ago
Both the examples you provided fit into the first scenario described. See libs by dtolnay for useful tools
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by vablings 1mo ago
I have had no issue with RCS as an iPhone user
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by vablings 1mo ago
There are two reasons you might want to use a crate, The first being that you want to use a good solid implementation that you know someone has spent more time doing and works better than almost any solution you could integrate. The second
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by vablings 1mo ago
My F-91F I replaced the Casio module with an Ollee watch and pretty much disabled all of the features, I can sync the time when reconnecting to Bluetooth on my phone which I do about once a month.
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by vablings 1mo ago
The constitution is legislation protecting you
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by vablings 1mo ago
Fedora users got burned. My friend had strange artificing after updating so rolled back to 7.1
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by vablings 1mo ago
Windows will aggressively page out as you approach RAM usage, MacOS does the same but based on activity iirc. On Linux if you just set up paging (forgot how i did this on arch) you won't have any issues.
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by vablings 1mo ago
Subsidy in capitalism is not contrary to capitalism and free market, quite the opposite infact. Often capitalism has the tendency to stay locked in on a current sub-optimal path due to risk profiles of various transitions and regulations,
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by vablings 1mo ago
There is very little in the way of domestic manufacturing of solar panels at least in the USA.
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by vablings 1mo ago
I just want to point out that this isn't something that is uncommon in capitalist societies (see CHIPS act) and the price delta is somewhere between 150%-200% more expensive for a western manufactured product which gets heavily diluted
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by vablings 1mo ago
https://e360.yale.edu/digest/australia-home-batteries Recently posted on HN today. A very good example of the argumentation I was making Because these batteries are grid tied home battery there isn't a need to ha

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