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   by xcdzvyn 3y ago

   That's actually pretty embarrassing given the product's purpose. I believe there are uncensored LLAMA models out there that might be worth a shot
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   by xcdzvyn 3y ago

   Because it essentially doesn't? At least when I tried looking a few months ago, it was really hard to find any commercially available RISC-V SoCs, let alone high performance ones. Sure there's little hobbyist boards going for $200
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   by xcdzvyn 3y ago

   Silly question: is this reasonable or unreasonable from Apple? I could see it going either way.
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   by xcdzvyn 3y ago

   I presume GP's comment was meant to be read "to protect the children[? and protect] the rest of us from terrorists?
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   by xcdzvyn 3y ago

   Same. I landed in Turkey last month and picked up a Europe-wide eSIM via the airport WiFi. Quick and easy. It saved me faffing with storing my local SIM somewhere safe for a month and from having to find a SIM store that isn't trying t
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   by xcdzvyn 3y ago

   But we got .rs and .me in exchange. The world just wants to maximize domain hacks :)
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   by xcdzvyn 3y ago

   > If it turns out there is no legal way to move ahead with my idea, No, there is no legal way to "move ahead" with abetting drug cartels.
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   by xcdzvyn 3y ago

   Am I correct in my understanding that your comment is equating Nazi Germany and current popular right-wing politicians?
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   by xcdzvyn 3y ago

   Right, but that's not the topic at hand. For better or for worse the title is a little misleading.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    This is totally ridiculous. China is literally committing genocide. They are kidnapping innocent people and harvesting their organs.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    I'm happy to presume it wasn't your intent, but I thought I'd share that this reply comes across, to me at least, as pretty condescending and preachy.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    A venture capital news aggregator seems an odd place to vaguely preach your anti-capitalist views. Nonetheless, what exactly does capitalism do to make "digital stuff" worse?
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    Given this is their only comment I'll dare say they're very deliberately being inflammatory.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    They do, it's enabled by default I believe. macOS also wipes the private key from memory whenever the laptop is asleep, rather than keeping it around like LUKS or BitLocker.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    I think they'd be best served not using the words "Rust" nor "GitBook" in their marketing, given it lacks most of the features of GitBook (that's probably why it isn't free!); mdBook appears to just be a s
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    Thank you. Seeing this on page 1 is just sad.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    Tor is an acronym for "The Onion Router", it just isn't capitalised as such. [0] https://support.torproject.org/about/why-is-it-called-tor/ [1] https://www.britannica.com/technology&
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    Linux absolutely has a plethora of software one can use to improve security - AppArmor, Flatpak, Snap, and whatnot; the "all or nothing" approach the author mentioned is also not inherent to Linux, just a common setup people use.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    Aviation Stack Exchange is lovely too! :)
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    Sorry, yes, I was mixing up Nix and NixOS :)
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    I'd wager HN has a larger overlap with /g/ than Reddit does.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    Enabling proprietary nvidia drivers on NixOS: services.xserver.videoDrivers = [ "nvidia" ]; Here's how you'd create a development environment that explicitly uses CUDA: { outputs = { self, nixpkgs }:
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    I feel this. My love for BSD almost matches my love for Nix, it's unfortunate I have to choose one or the other. I'm aware Nix is closely integrated with SystemD, so availability on BSD will probably never happen (though perhaps y
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    > adding things to the output is anything but harmless, and often forces us to fix the program right away. is that not the idea?
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    Is this a joke?
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    > JavaScript doesn’t belong anywhere in anyone’s tech stack, and unless you’re making a web page neither do HTML or CSS. Rio uses none of these things?
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    That's a little inflammatory. Could you provide constructive input on your reasoning behind that statement? I personally found it a simple, concise explanation of what find is for.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    I'm really upset Haskell is so slow/GC'd/etc. Every other language feels like a chore coming from it, particularly for parsers and interpreters.
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    I came cross this post when I was working on my own LISP parser :) Very cool Though personally I think writing LISP interpreters with parser libraries should be considered sacrilege
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    by xcdzvyn 3y ago

    >but don’t rub it in other people’s face. So.. don't use Vore?