voodooEntity

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   by voodooEntity 10mo ago

   Thanks, and i gonne think about going for a writeup. As i mentioned in another comment, reading my previous comment back from yesterday i dont even know why i mentioned it - probably because i think so much about the topic but than i think
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   by voodooEntity 10mo ago

   Tbh, if i read back my comment from yesterday i don't even know exactly why i did mention that part. Sounds even to me like a "look at my blog" thingy which it definitely should not. Maybe some day ill give it a try and write
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   by voodooEntity 10mo ago

   Well, prolly kinda true. Seems like should have started 10 years ago haha
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   by voodooEntity 10mo ago

   When i first read the papers for titans for me it was a "this will be a big step forward". While i have no "AI" title or work in the respective AI industry, ive spend many years thinking about AI concepts, even long befo
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   by voodooEntity 10mo ago

   Well even tho i think at the end of your comment you went a bit out of the way, i get your point and i agree to a certain point. You cannot reduce the risks to 0 - that's a matter of fact and i would never claim you could. I tend to sa
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   by voodooEntity 10mo ago

   Well i just listed the O.MG cable to show that there are alot of people not knowing that such things exist. My point is that of : people should be better informed about what vectors of attacks exist. So mentioning the cable (in relation to
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   by voodooEntity 10mo ago

   Well we are as sadly so often in the world of only "black and white" discussion without ignoring gray areas. While i pointed out that i think that the claim of public qr codes are always safe and cannot pose any danger is wrong, i
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   by voodooEntity 10mo ago

   First of all, the problem here is more a point of trust. Ill try explain based on your example with "any link". If you type amazon.com you trust that there will be amazon.com returned and not any maleware. On a QR code, the target
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   by voodooEntity 10mo ago

   So, since this seems to be relevant im a CISO myself. And i would definitely not agree with everything in this letter. Personally, i think the worst part about it is handling a low probability as something that's not gonne happen. That
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    by voodooEntity 10mo ago

    I was asking which information it shows not what output it uses to display that information....
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    by voodooEntity 10mo ago

    Same for me. What info does it show more than a: "netstat -tulpn" Wrote myself a script years ago that basically loops netstat -tulpn watch like for the same purpose - just wondering if your tool shows me more than that.
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    by voodooEntity 10mo ago

    I really tried to get gemini to work properly in Agent mode. Tho it way to often wen't crazy, started rewriting files empty, commenting like "here you could implement the requested function" and many more stuff including runn
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    by voodooEntity 11mo ago

    Ye but there wont be, same as with "agi" and "ai" depends on whom you are asking *shrug
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    by voodooEntity 11mo ago

    So i just tried this on 2 repositories. 1. On ( https://github.com/voodooEntity/gits ) -> https://deepwiki.com/voodooEntity/gits This is a longterm golang project i work on and it has a very very
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    by voodooEntity 11mo ago

    While for certain historical scenarios interesting, for "real world" experience this to me seems like speedrunning "dystopy" - we already face young people getting more and more disconnected from reality (yeye im spendin
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    by voodooEntity 1y ago

    Well i partly agree, and if i would be the one building the counterpart, i prolly had used presigned s3 urls also. In this specific case im getting oldschool file upload request from software that was partly written before the 2000s - noone
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    by voodooEntity 1y ago

    As someone who worked with serverless for multiple years (mostly amazon lambda but others too) i can absolutely apporove the authors points. While it "takes away" some work from you, it adds this work on other points to solve the
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    by voodooEntity 1y ago

    Remove the medication part than this seems like a normal day in IT as a single man.
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    by voodooEntity 1y ago

    Ic and makes sense. Need to take some time at some point and going to investigate it further - now i at least know where i gonne start. So far i just accepted it because well got enaugh projects to deal with already... Thanks for the hint t
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    by voodooEntity 1y ago

    Thanks for the response, and ye i get that. But what my point is : i have to recompile the shaders for every game every time i start it. And as i mentioned even without updates or if i start the game multiple times in a row. This just , fro
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    by voodooEntity 1y ago

    Thank you for linking, and it makes sure to say you have to have a certain set of proofs to make sure no malicious code is injected as a precompiled shader sounds like a great place for exploitation. Tho i would expect (naive me) that the s
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    by voodooEntity 1y ago

    Well my doubts are that the feature is actually working. Im not saying that precompiling shader doesnt exist neither it cant be done. But based on my comment, i doubt it working the way as described. Else i would not have to recompile those
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    by voodooEntity 1y ago

    I don't doubt that this feature in theory exists, i doubt it works for the reasons i listed in my comment.
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    by voodooEntity 1y ago

    I have massive doubts about the "They also seems to also be able to download the compilation cache from Steam if someone already have done the process on the same GPU + driver version." This would imply that if I already calculate
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    by voodooEntity 1y ago

    used irssi for many years, never needed a docker. *shrug
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    by voodooEntity 1y ago

    Im struggling to find the words but ill try: Sir : you did a fantastic job. As someone who worked many years in web development and always was annoyed by bad UIs, this one is outstandingly good. And im not just talking about the "looka
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    by voodooEntity 1y ago

    Well it kinda feels like the optimal example of "if you cant make it good make it look good". While, if the author reached its goal and is happy about it, thats fair and fine - tho for me as a former webdev looking at the source a
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    by voodooEntity 1y ago

    As someone who for >10 years writes golang and has written some bigger codebases using it, this are my takes on this articles claims: :Error variable Scope -> Yes can be confusing at the beginning, but if you have some experience it d
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    by voodooEntity 1y ago

    @Author i would recommend you to give https://github.com/vasturiano/3d-force-graph a try, for the text labels you can use https://github.com/vasturiano/three-spritetext its based on Three.js and c
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    by voodooEntity 1y ago

    I think, while i agree to "problem with LLMs is just with training" i also think to a certain degree we need to step back from LLM's as in text processors and to achieve "AI" as in something really intelligent we ne