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z3ratul163071
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z3ratul163071
7d ago
the huge benefit in real systems for Jev like solutions i see is the cybersecurity / prompt injection mitigation. since the output will always be well structured, there is no way prompt injection might make the system do something craz
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7d ago
exactly
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8d ago
c++ reaching new lows
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8d ago
ea would turn out to be the millennial's peak "gift" to humanity: the most spoiled, detached and deranged group that will either end or enslave all.
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10d ago
omg is retarded
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10d ago
of course the germans would use a fucking open management group academic mastrubation, bureucratic shitshow like dds.
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10d ago
amen to that. amdgpu is a shitshow for years. im sure the firmware plays its part in the shitshow, but amdgpu does as well.
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Gave Omarchy a Try
(twitter.com)
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14d ago
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14d ago
Yesterday I spent the whole day installing fresh Omarchy on my desktop and migrating my existing KWin customizations to it and Hyprland. Playing around in VMs is one thing. Switching your whole setup and using it for a while, gives wholly d
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1mo ago
It is not stupid. Your stated principle assumes the exposed OpenSSH server does not have pre-auth 0-days. Having open 22 exposes a lot of information about the machine already, not to mention possible banners. The mentioned method is an ele
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3mo ago
didn't that end with the cgi era? what is going on :)
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3mo ago
is this for microservice scenarios where you gate access to the psql server through a connection pool thing? because if there is monolithic backend this is not needed. most decent backend frameworks have built-in connection pooling. that co
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3mo ago
> there's no shadowy cabal that materializes these laws out of thin air that's really cute
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3mo ago
I did a simar thing a while back... voice interface for Hermes with Kokoro and Qwen ASR.
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3mo ago
how exactly were the vaccines effective, if every single person i know who got them got covid?
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3mo ago
this company is doing amazing things with their products
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3mo ago
what a stupid thing to do. actually i did not have high expectations from them anyway.
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3mo ago
what about your carbon footprint
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4mo ago
likewise. i'm bewildered throughout the years. my suspicion is that it is the company culture: the hardware engineers are the real engineers. software is a triviality left for the lesser minds. the consequence is they mess up every pro
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4mo ago
"Industry quantum computing has made precipitous progress in the last few years": the quantum industry in reality: "Using Shor’s algorithm, the largest integer factored into primes is 15" :)))
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4mo ago
kennedy had a famous statement about "Splintering the CIA into a thousand pieces and scattering it into the wind". they murdered him afterwards though. the statement is applicable to anthropic today.
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4mo ago
that you still had max after all their deceptions is amazing
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4mo ago
thank god for firefox
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4mo ago
this looks amazing
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4mo ago
the least i expected the math dorks to be luddites
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4mo ago
no quantum threat. keep ed25519 and rsa, they are fine.
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4mo ago
did not, you are right. however, i don't think it should be an issue: - get trigger for sleep - save state to nvram - ack sleep - wake up the same way as normal power-up, state being already in nvram if this simple protocol is not work
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4mo ago
> Who do you trust, then? the existing algos > If you do not have the expertise nor time to evaluate technical claims, how do you hope to arrive at correct technical conclusions? > > Surely, you'd trust experts in that cas
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4mo ago
nsa & eu pushing for something to change proven algorithms makes me personally automatically distrustful as both are highly rotten bad actors. i have no knowledge, nor time to eval. (and probably few people do) all i am saying is there
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4mo ago
nsa and eu pushing for replacement of the reliable algorithms with unproven and very likely backdoored post-quantum algorithms, when there is no real threat at all, is highly suspicious.
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