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by yogorenapan 1y ago
Oh wow that brings back memories. I remember playing with this back in my middle school days
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
You can always do v2ray -> Mullvad in a docker container routed with gluetun for censorship avoidance and privacy
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
I think REALITY is the newer protocol. I remember VLESS being somewhat more detectable
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
WireGuard should still work. Tons of different providers. I trust Mullvad but ProtonVPN has a free tier. If they start blocking WireGuard, check out v2ray and xray-core. If those get blocked... that means somehow they're restricting al
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
I'm generally on the opposite side of the political spectrum but I agree with a lot of your points. While some rules make sense in terms of inclusivity, a lot of them will probably cause more confusion than anything... I really hope th
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
The conflict between the US and the rest of the world might be the death of open source. Most GitHub handles and whatnot are anonymous. A competent malicious actor would not directly link themselves to Yandex or any other suspect entity. Pe
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
And what, have it serve as malware/phishing? Thankfully most people still seem to have morals and not fallen prey to pure capitalism
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
Indeed. And it's not a recent phenomenon either. I lost my first ever paycheck to PayPal randomly freezing my account. Was never able to get it back. Never used it again
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
Regular Fedora will probably be easier. Most docs are for the regular version. It's not worth the effort figuring out what went wrong with atomic
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
I have an early batch framework (i7 11th gen) still in use (I have no other laptops or a PC). A few benefits I've gotten out of it: - I spilled almost a liter of milk on my keyboard, really gummed it up. Keys stopped working. Got it r
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Microsoft "safe_sleep.sh" unsafe and takes up 100% of CPU(github.com)
1 points by yogorenapan 1y ago|0 comments
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
Wow, that xkcd really scares me. I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream. It's definitely something that could realistically happen in the near future, maybe even mandated by the EU
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
Beyond the big players like Digicert, I'm surprised smaller companies have survived LetsEncrypt for this long. They mentioned it in this post ad well, most are moving towards free providers. I wonder if we'll see more shutting dow
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
From Brave in one of the replies: "We’re working on agentic AI and will have another blog soon about how we’re making it secure." This seems like pretty big news. Everyone is making the browser AI now. I can only hope Librewolf st
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
Where is the free world? Certainly not the US with Trump around.
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
I hate the naming so much. I cannot tell at all which is meant to be newer or superior. It's also an odd benchmark considering the LLM should be running on the GPU with shared memory rather than CPU
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
This is pretty interesting. It's hard to tell from the video exactly how to do it. Looks like it'll take a lot of practice. I wonder if there's anywhere else where you can apply spins similar to table tennis and the like.
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
Cisco had approx 90,400 employees in 2024. So around 0.25%. Not much in the grand scheme of things. There was a 6.48% increase from 2023 to 2024, so it might just be a very normal case of replacement or over hiring
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
I find this totally reasonable. I think it's a good way to fund open source. I just hope this doesn't create any perverse incentives to make self hosting harder than necessary
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
This is one thing I liked about my uni course back in the day. One of the assignments was to build an entire application within SQL (using triggers, stored procedures, etc) and very minimal bindings to a skeleton written by the professor. I
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
I've had this exact problem before, though not with such high amounts. To make it worse, it was Monero rather than Bitcoin, which made tracing impossible. In the end, I just had to produce emails/documents proving I was paid in cr
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
This just reminded me that I have Zed installed but haven't used it at all yet. Neovim is a bit too sticky with all my custom shortcuts. Will uninstall it and try this version out when I eventually decide to migrate
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
100% agree. During high school, I stumbled upon a bug bounty by pure chance, landing a nice fat $50k, with which I bought my own laptop, paid for uni, and most importantly, removed all the stress/pressure for having to get a scholarshi
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
I wish I had that kind of power. The European labs get funding from HQ on a per project basis and it takes a lot of effort to convince them to do anything. To even contribute code to open source, we need to fill out a bunch of paperwork, mu
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by yogorenapan 1y ago
I've seen a lot of traffic from Huawei bypassing Anubis on some of the things I host as well. The funny thing is, I work for Huawei... Asking around, it seems most of it is coming from Huawei Cloud (like AWS) but their artifactory cach
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Reverse Engineering TikTok to only show Cat Videos [video](bryce.co)
3 points by yogorenapan 2y ago|0 comments
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by yogorenapan 2y ago
The bill doesn’t, but it should. Banning all apps owned by adversaries like China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, and Palestine would make it fair
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by yogorenapan 2y ago
I own a Framework 13. It’s slightly overpriced but I would take it any day over a MacBook. It runs Linux perfectly fine with no driver issues and is in general pretty high quality.
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by yogorenapan 2y ago
Devil’s advocate: “than humans”, not professional programmers
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by yogorenapan 2y ago
I don’t think that’s bad to be in the raw training data per-se. Such content will be RLHF’ed out. Some users will certainly ask it for such tasks and it will somewhat deliver

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