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by whs 1y ago
It's documented here https://store.steampowered.com/oldnews/35534?l= I don't think I ever found more documents on this feature. I assume it might need lots of users with matching result to ensure that bad act
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by whs 1y ago
I had that with MHW and I nailed it down to shader (fossilize-replay - https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Fossilize ). From my guess, Steam support Vulkan shader pre-compilation so that you don't have to wait in game
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by whs 1y ago
Does Lit have a good component library? Like, a complete web template (eg. Bootstrap/Ant), datepicker, color picker, virtual scroll, data tables, typeahead, tab, etc. I shipped a project with Lit and I liked it, but I didn't like
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by whs 1y ago
I signed up, feels like this is something that should've existed long ago. Your privacy policy isn't good for a privacy focused provider though. You shouldn't have the rights to use my personal information. The use of Google
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by whs 1y ago
It's not an option on most Thai banks due to Bank of Thailand's regulations. They requires that for any transaction past 50k THB per day (not per transaction) you'll need to provide face recognition. This means banks need to
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by whs 1y ago
I used to run Shizuku for my phone to run Hail (an app suspension tool). Now that my credit card bank start checking for USB Debugging I stopped using the app (and now my 3DS OTP has to be over SMS). I believe there's only two banks le
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by whs 1y ago
I never read your work though (and still haven't since it's paywalled), I just discovered today that we independently discovered the same thing.
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by whs 1y ago
I wrote an MCP based on that technique - https://github.com/whs/mcp-chinesewall Basically to avoid the ambiguity of training LLM from unlicensed code, I use it to generate description of the code to another LLM trained
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by whs 1y ago
I kinda want to quit making my code publicly available. It is my believe that the model may output license contaminated code and any license I put into my code will not be accurate, so my policy is I don't use AI coding on my publicly
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by whs 1y ago
Seems that Google intend it to be that way - https://ai.google.dev/gemma/docs/capabilities/function-calli... . I suppose they are saying that the model is good enough that if you put the tool call format in p
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by whs 1y ago
I was reading Doe 1 v. GitHub for my paper. The case involves open source developers suing Github Copilot which were trained on, and generating open source code including code with MIT and AGPL license. So far, the judge believe that traini
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by whs 1y ago
I was going to try this to perhaps use it in production. Turns out the RHEL clones like Alma or Rocky doesn't have this thing in production-ready grade. All options you have now are owned by Red Hat themselves.
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by whs 1y ago
Gender, Father and order of birth Like Mary, first daughter of Henry VIII
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by whs 1y ago
My friend asked similar question yesterday, and while I don't know the answer I wish it don't Most large websites are hosted behind a CDN or a load balancer, which terminate the TLS session and is a MITM between the customer and t
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by whs 1y ago
To add on this point, in my interaction with AWS employees it seems that - The account manager and the enterprise support TAM can view a list of all resources on the account, including metadata like resource name, instance type and cost exp
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by whs 1y ago
A few years ago I tried implementing Zanzibar for my company, but I needed one change - I don't want to store permissions in Zanzibar but instead it should act as an API gateway that lookup permissions stored in the services. Like if u
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by whs 1y ago
I use public LLM the same way I'd use a search engine - to search public information only and never proprietary data. With Gemini in Google Workspace that can be used for proprietary information, but of course only if Gemini suits the
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by whs 1y ago
Do they offer any long term commitment for the API though. I remembered that they were blocking old cert manager clients that were hammering their server. You can't automate that (as it could be unsafe, like Solarwinds) and they didn&#
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by whs 1y ago
Agree. My company was cloud first, and when we built the new HQ buying Cisco gear and VMware (as they're the only stack several implementers are offering) it felt like we were sending the company 15 years backwards
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by whs 2y ago
I'm working on implementing this for the company, and the annoying limitations on iOS is that you can't clone apps. If you want Gmail (as an example) as managed app, you can't have another Gmail as unmanaged app. While the co
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by whs 2y ago
If it's a security issue fix, they should release it in one of the monthly security patch. I also think that private space do not fix the underlying issue. If you have four apps and you don't want them to know about each other you
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by whs 2y ago
From what I understand Hyperlight's boot process is more similar to a microcontroller than a PC (although it use your CPU architecture) - the VM directly boot into your code. Unlike Firecracker, Hyperlight VM doesn't have any hard
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by whs 2y ago
I ordered my Pebble Time during February 2015 Kickstarter for $169. Today the Core Time 2 is $225 which is the exact same price adjusted for inflation. The DHL shipping though I remembered it was $25 and it is still $25 today
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by whs 2y ago
Shizuku's license disallow 3rd party recompilation of the APK, fork or not. Presumably this is done to provide an option to legally takedown fake Shizuku which could contains backdoor. (The original APK is redistributable) Hence Shizuk
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by whs 2y ago
Kagi used to have limits on all plans, and I feel like associating cost to typos is a bad experience that you'd never have on ads-supported engines. Even now on starter plan (300/month) a mistyped query would cost you $0.0166 each
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by whs 2y ago
I wear a Garmin and I still miss my Pebble Time that died to swelling battery. - Always on. Garmin has option to do that as well but it reduce the battery life to like 3 days. In outdoor my Pebble Time is very bright with zero backlight. -
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by whs 2y ago
I believe the root detection is a form of security-by-obscurity. Bank applications are required to be obfuscated, so you can't simply statically decompile them. The other way to do that is to run the app and set runtime breakpoints, wh
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by whs 2y ago
I remember how I flashed my Nintendo DS. In the back of the device there's a sticker over a screwhole. You'll need to poke a screwdriver in there, but inside is not a screw. It's an electrical contact to make the ROM read-wri
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by whs 2y ago
I use it for Thai result (and sometimes English result relevant to the Thailand region). I found the experience similar to Google. Not once that I need to !g, and the times I do wanted to check Google were producing similar garbage. It stil
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by whs 2y ago
I saw "fixed function pipeline" and immediately think of RTX Remix. This could've been raytracing modded in to add Turbobloat lol

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