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by viraptor 3mo ago
m1n1 does a lot of fun stuff here: https://asahilinux.org/docs/sw/tethered-boot/ It allows you to do some remote control and automation for kernel loading and debugging where you get a very thin layer in betw
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by viraptor 4mo ago
You've got it backwards. Opus is the token/money burning one https://deepswe.datacurve.ai/ Gpt 5.5 uses a third of the opus 4.8 tokens for the same task and scores higher. Glm 5.2 was worse in quality but used hal
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by viraptor 5mo ago
This is either an extremely weird timing coincidence... Or someone saw the announcement/devlog of Plasma Studio and decided to vibe-code-front-run it as a paid offering. This page appeared 3 weeks ago. Original video a month ago for
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by viraptor 5mo ago
No, let's not do this. This is a weird perversion of how open internet should work. Too much control and management layers on the way. This honestly feels like some corp's fake-grassroot campaign. (Inviting donations and looking f
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by viraptor 6mo ago
Having experience working with medical software, I call BS on this article as presented, unless it was some minimal support app. When you deal with patient records, there's so much of local law, communication, billing rules and other t
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by viraptor 8mo ago
I know it doesn't prohibit printing and selling them... yet. It doesn't really matter, because this proposal for ban in schools doesn't exist in vacuum. This specific change in itself is not that important. But on the backgro
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by viraptor 8mo ago
I was addressing: > Interracial marriage isn't going away either But more generally, all those little book bans in various forms, explicit anti-diversity and xenophobic rules, undermining the right to vote for the specific groups of
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by viraptor 8mo ago
> such book bans tends to be a roundabout way to associate "sexually oriented" topics with the trans community Yup. When books get banned for containing actual sexual content, that gets reverted https://www.newsweek.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Have your seen the 60s/70s photos from Iran? https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/iran-before-revolution-phot... It just depends how much the government wants to go fundamental and how much people allow it.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
No restrictions. You can create your own beautiful monsters that way. > Would probably be hard to guess since the process may not have opened any file once it started. You need to not only inspect the current state, but also race the pro
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by viraptor 8mo ago
> Also the choice of quotes changing behavior is a thing in: In those languages they change what's contained in the string. Not how many strings you get. Or what the strings from that string look like. ($@ being an extreme example)
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by viraptor 8mo ago
> After the massive X/Twitter layoffs (60-70% headcount culled) with X/Twitter still standing, this assumption was clearly proven false. Twitter at the same time removed features to have fewer things to support. And didn't
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by viraptor 8mo ago
> The tax could cause him to sell equity he doesn't want to. It's not like he has $270B in a checking account. How annual income should return more than that if he can do anything at all.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
There are two pretend types: - they move their official residence and happen to stay most of the time at the "totally just rented" place in the same state anyway - or keep telling everyone how they're going to move, but don&#
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Cursor already has agents accessible from web/mobile https://cursor.com/blog/agent-web
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by viraptor 8mo ago
> Claude Code seems to strictly be for the former, while typically the engineers who can maintain software long-term are the latter. Given the number of CC users I know who spend significant time on creating/iterating designs and sp
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Sure. There's always going to be someone opposing something. But I'm not aware of cases where a disagreement in an environment good for everyone was large enough that it caused the leadership/government collapse. Similarly on
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by viraptor 8mo ago
If things work so well that everyone's quality or life is improved, why would there be dissent large enough to worry about. It's the same category as: Why would a company with happy well paid workers be worried about unions and tr
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by viraptor 8mo ago
It doesn't feel like a realistic bottleneck. Those programs are typically small relative to what we write these days. There are also in-between languages like DIBOL if someone doesn't want to go all the way. And for any serious sy
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by viraptor 8mo ago
I'm not sure there's going to be a term, because there's no difference from normal, good quality engineering. You iterate on design, validate results, prioritise execution. It's just that you hand over the writing code p
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Let me be more clear then. Not only will there be many priests sharing private information about their local congregation, there will also be priests who continue to directly abuse people in their communities. Sharing private information is
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by viraptor 8mo ago
You're repo is private / 404. I was trying to find info about asset compilation for the server. And is this is any way better than https://github.com/inolen/quakejs ?
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by viraptor 8mo ago
I'm glad that priests are well known for always obeying rules and never abusing their position. /s
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Also gboard is the best keyboard for that. Nothing else implements a prediction model over a number of words as far as I can tell. Or if they do, they fail really badly at it.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
I've never felt so stressed by someone writing text before.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
I'd get it if we lacked unique books, but... a local library likely has more than you could ever read. And even if you don't have one, there are online libraries to use. The generated stories are not close to the same quality. Why
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Because to obtain the result of attestation, you'd need to actually run the prompt on the verified machine in the first place. (And in practice the signature would be bound to your response as well)
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by viraptor 8mo ago
The other comments are correct, but let me try for a different phrasing, because it's a complex topic. You have two parts for attestation: The hardware provides the keys and computation for the measurement state that you can't cha
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by viraptor 8mo ago
The title here seems very different from the post. All that verification happens locally only. There's no remote validation at any point. So I'm not sure what's the reason to even apply this check. If you're running the
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by viraptor 8mo ago
> clone repos into ~/projects Cloning them there means leaving access to your SSH keys, right?

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