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by wut42 1y ago
Definitely -- and yet it's kinda a feat compared to other solutions: when i tried Runpod Serverless i could wait up to five minutes for a cold start to a even more smaller model than a 4B.
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by wut42 2y ago
Apparently not! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42729717 Funny :)
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by wut42 2y ago
Thank you. I was hesitating to post the facebook source but back when I submitted there was no other coverage.
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David Lynch has died(variety.com)
1190 points by wut42 2y ago|378 comments
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by wut42 2y ago
I get you! In this case it was mostly legitimate. Each brand had a segment; just like Vultr had the cloud segment. It only ate the other ones. I don't see why Constant exist now tho that it's all Vultr.
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by wut42 2y ago
it was Choopa before being Vultr. They had other brands. Current holding has renamed to "The Constant Company" or something.
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An unrelated cybercriminal network named MATRIX was taken down(matrix.org)
7 points by wut42 2y ago|0 comments
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Pump.snuff(rekt.news)
3 points by wut42 2y ago|0 comments
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by wut42 2y ago
Yes: https://time.graphics/event/2394246
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by wut42 2y ago
which is hilarious because I bypass all cloudflare turnstiles with 20 lines of python and 2captcha API. It only defeats users.
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Claude 3.5 Haiku is now available(twitter.com)
10 points by wut42 2y ago|0 comments
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by wut42 2y ago
oidc was already possible before and was very easy to setup. this change seems to be more about the internals of matrix auth.
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by wut42 2y ago
Not really. this can be avoided entirely by embedding with youtube-nocookie.com instead of this weird dance and youtube.com. https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/171780?hl=en#zippy...
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by wut42 2y ago
Cloud coverage seems to be back in iOS 18 "Add cloud cover percentage by cloud layer to the current weather forecast"
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by wut42 2y ago
Funny how they were selling the Linux version for $2000 more.
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by wut42 2y ago
Groq and fal are hosters of third party models. They cannot be SOTA. Fal provides Whisper which is OpenAI. Groq only hosts LLMs.
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by wut42 2y ago
Given the activation lock on phones most stolen iphones are now used for parts.
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by wut42 2y ago
Since iOS 18 they added a software lock to parts previously linked to another iCloud Account. Currently you have to authenticate to the previous iCloud or you can "skip" this and the part will show as "third party" but I
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Monostatic Multi-Target Wi-Fi-Based Breathing Rate Sensing Using Openwifi(ieeexplore.ieee.org)
1 points by wut42 2y ago|0 comments
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by wut42 2y ago
Article 51(4 a b c) of Genova. I really don't see how it can be a "discriminating" attack when they exploded in shops; groceries; family homes (in the face of a child) etc.
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by wut42 2y ago
Yeah no you are targeting somewhere specific even if you miss. This was a large scale indiscriminate attack. Which is entirely forbidden in Geneva Conventions.
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by wut42 2y ago
still: The use of an explosive device whose exact location could not be reliably known would be unlawfully indiscriminate, using a means of attack that could not be directed at a specific military target and as a result would strike militar
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by wut42 2y ago
No! >Customary international humanitarian law prohibits the use of booby traps – objects that civilians are likely to be attracted to or are associated with normal civilian daily use – precisely to avoid putting civilians at grave risk a
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Israel detonates Hezbollah walkie-talkies in second wave after pager attack(axios.com)
16 points by wut42 2y ago|0 comments
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by wut42 2y ago
You're right. It existed and had a short span of life/fame in some countries but that is all. Most pagers were on their own protocol/frequency. the protocol seems to be mostly the same theses days: POCSAG Many commenters here
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by wut42 2y ago
So far all I've seen is speculation that a specific shipment was targeted. I'm pretty sure they weren't cellular pagers as they don't seem to be the norm nowadays.
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by wut42 2y ago
Some sources are saying that some medics have been victims. Pagers are apparently a very useful resource for emergencies/medics (see motorola website). The pagers were not secure at all also.
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by wut42 2y ago
> what pager numbers This is where it gets confusing. We all remember the pagers running on cellular/2G networks but it seems that nowadays most pagers are HF devices and mostly broadcast receivers. Quite unclear which one are invol
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by wut42 2y ago
Oh yes most definitely. Pagers are usually used this way in all of the other uses anyway (to quickly contact and inform ground actions like in emergency services).
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by wut42 2y ago
sure. But everything over cell network is anyway more or less already exposed on the metadata front so why not go "low tech" ? And yeah it probably was more a "code" than cyphertext.

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