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121.
by zb3 5mo ago
Now you can lose money in parallel, 100x faster! > Claude can plan the work and then run hundreds of parallel subagents in a single session (and with Opus 4.8, the agents can run for even longer).
122.
by zb3 5mo ago
Did they reduce security research capabilities even further with this release? (they did it for opus 4.7)
123.
by zb3 5mo ago
This is why we need to fight for the right to unlock the bootloader, not only on flagships.
124.
by zb3 5mo ago
AI just further increases inequality.. this is fine for the author for now , but might not be fine anymore when we end up with the eventual result - winner-take-all, where one will boast 2500000x productivity increase, while others have no
125.
by zb3 5mo ago
Furthermore I don't see a clear business model there that isn't about injecting ads.
126.
by zb3 5mo ago
This doesn't surprise me at all. Microsoft is a Chinese company and Chinese companies have to work with the government on such matters. Oh sorry, I meant an US company, whatever..
127.
by zb3 5mo ago
> to create a powerful new tool in cryptography. What is that new powerful tool in cryptography, then? > He wanted to build zero-knowledge proofs that weren’t interactive. Thirty years earlier, Goldreich and Oren had established that
128.
by zb3 5mo ago
Ok, but that HarmonyOS NEXT is closed source and Huawei devices don't allow system modifications, right? There's "OpenHarmony", but the question is whether we can practically run it on Huawei devices..
129.
by zb3 5mo ago
Because I can understand and edit that code by hand if I need to.
130.
by zb3 5mo ago
Windows 2000 works faster in my browser..
131.
by zb3 5mo ago
GrapheneOS said that's not possible, but I'd actually want to see some expanded explanation. TEE attests that the OS is booted with a given AVB key, OS version and the bootloader unlock state.. But I know that vbmeta is per-slot,
132.
by zb3 5mo ago
> It's hard to listen to arguments when everything is so hyperbolic. The frog is slowly being boiled so that people start to accept things which would be unthinkable in the past. Whoever refuses to bend nowadays sounds hyperbolic or
133.
by zb3 5mo ago
It's a different thing if banking/government apps require a device certified for security, and a different thing if this certification certifies that the user's device has Google spyware preinstalled with elevated privileges.
134.
by zb3 5mo ago
Did anyone extract these weights so we can run Gemini Nano locally? Is it better than Gemma 4?
135.
by zb3 5mo ago
This might justify the price of Liberty Phone, but doesn't invalidate my claim that these phones are low-end by todays standards. Why no hardware upgrade after 7 years?
136.
by zb3 5mo ago
Oh wait they released "Liberty Phone" - still low end(!), this time with absurdly high price.. You can get true linux phone 10x cheaper by buying something that supports PostmarketOS
137.
by zb3 5mo ago
Why is there no Librem 6? Librem 5 is 7 years old, it's a low-end smartphone with a flagship price tag :(
138.
by zb3 5mo ago
"AI safeguards" are not working I guess.. or maybe they're only working against those who'd like to secure their software.. good job Anthropic + OpenAI!
139.
by zb3 5mo ago
For me, it's litigation, because the nature of GMS and Play Integrity is highly anticompetitive and these shouldn't even be legal (and most likely already aren't).. See, mobile phone vendors have their hands tied - they can o
140.
by zb3 5mo ago
I don't see a problem with supporting their legitimate hardware or cloud business models. But of course I see a problem supporting their illegitimate adware and spyware business models.
141.
by zb3 5mo ago
Stock Android is spyware and adware, back in the day we called such software malicious and removed it, now it's the default.
142.
by zb3 5mo ago
I don't, to me this AI generated image has more value than this human generated content.
143.
by zb3 5mo ago
I don't know which activity you're referring to, but why are you trying to discriminate between humans and bots? Because bots don't pay? So demand payment.. Demand like payment per account creation, then set appropriate rate
144.
by zb3 5mo ago
> Or like maybe the CAPTCHA company who put out the post has an agenda here? That captcha company is not trying to push spyware onto my device and punish me for daring to remove it. Google is. > Look at how complicated CAPTCHAs are ge
145.
by zb3 5mo ago
The future, for those who have the capital. The rest may die, shareholders don't care.
146.
by zb3 5mo ago
> That means we have to be intentional in how we architect our company for the agentic AI era in order to supercharge the value we deliver to our customers and to honor our mission to help build a better Internet for everyone, everywhere
147.
by zb3 5mo ago
Why is it so large? Is it the same model used to create 3D effects on iOS lockscreen?
148.
by zb3 5mo ago
Oh come on Anthropic, just admit straight away that any other pricing than usage-based is completely unsustainable and is being phased out.. maybe doing it once but officially could save you some brand damage.
149.
by zb3 5mo ago
I assumed such memory would be mapped readonly (PROT_READ), without actually looking into it..
150.
by zb3 5mo ago
Ah, I blindly assumed such memory would be mapped readonly...

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