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by zb3 6mo ago
BTW it seems they forgot about the part that defense uses of the model also need to be safeguarded from people. Because what if a bad person from a bad country tries to defend against peaceful attacks from a good country like the US? That w
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by zb3 6mo ago
Well since Anthropic treats us as second class evil citizens, I guess they don't want our evil money either.
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by zb3 6mo ago
> On the global stage, state-sponsored attacks from actors like China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia have threatened to compromise the infrastructure that underpins both civilian life and military readiness. Yeah, makes sense. Those coun
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by zb3 6mo ago
We even have smartcards with e-ink displays and I'd personally want them to succeed here instead of moving security-critical apps to smartphones.. Because Google then abuses its position to inject unremovable spyware with elevated priv
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by zb3 6mo ago
> threats: > unknown system image (e.g. custom ROM) Oh no, what a horrible crime, somebody dared to modify operating system on their own device..
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by zb3 7mo ago
Sports already exclude most people as they're not performant enough. So I don't see a problem with excluding biological males from female sports. But, we should compare actual body parts that are relevant, for example I'm mal
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by zb3 7mo ago
So will Apple users be able disable these ads in maps?
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by zb3 7mo ago
> Liquid Glass is Permanent Until it isn't...
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by zb3 7mo ago
> X11 was a security disaster. This only matters if you compare properly sandboxed apps, otherwise an app that runs with your uid can still do harm and practically indirectly completely compromise the system.. Are most flatpaks _properly
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by zb3 7mo ago
> there is always, always more work yet to do And they always, always forget that it's not about "work", it's about whether a particular person will be able to contribute work that someone is willing to pay for. It&#x
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by zb3 7mo ago
Since after doing this Google knows the user knows what they're doing (and officially they say they don't want to get in the way), why does this only enable installing unverified apps (still unprivileged), why is the system still
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by zb3 7mo ago
I didn't know a single company could just pay politicians state-by-state to pass a given law - in my country that would be a crime, but it seems in the US this is how the legislation process works :)
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by zb3 7mo ago
So TempleOS is still illegal? And well, the law represents an intent.. if self-reporting won't work (obviously won't), then the scenario where PCs end up as locked down as smartphones is not far fetched.
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by zb3 7mo ago
No no no, wasm has shitty speed if you want to emulate something (it doesn't even support JIT), the problem is in its architecture (tons of restrictions like no self modifying code, no jumps).. this can't be fixed, we need somethi
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by zb3 7mo ago
Wow, thanks for this, this is exactly what v86 was missing! Runs faster than my demo: https://zb3.me/qemu-wasm-test/jspi-noffi/ Even though it has no JIT. Truly magic :)
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by zb3 7mo ago
Nowhere, because there's no such department..
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by zb3 8mo ago
Is there an up-to-date list of their phones which allow bootloader unlocking? Not all of them do..
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by zb3 8mo ago
Motorola? Is there an up-to-date list of devices where they're "so kind" as to allow bootloader unlocking? Because it's a lottery to me..
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by zb3 8mo ago
And then they completely removed bootloader unlocking with OneUI 8, in many cases increasing the anti-rollback version so you can't even downgrade.. I can't wait for them to go out of business..
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by zb3 8mo ago
> But foreign labs that illicitly distill American models can remove safeguards I hope so, I don't need their "safeguards".
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by zb3 8mo ago
Unfortunately current answer is capital owners = owners of the means of production..
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by zb3 8mo ago
Nothing to install, no json to edit, no login req.. oh wait no, not that one..
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by zb3 8mo ago
Are these lawmakers funded by Apple and Google?
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by zb3 8mo ago
I'm not sure what you're referring to, but I was talking about the whole permissions system where the user is a third class citizen. Device manufacturers are second class citizens (restricted by Google via CDD/CTS) and the on
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by zb3 8mo ago
Android was never open. User apps are limited, only system apps can do X which means third party apps can't compete with Google and this is not a coincidence. Let's focus on making it possible to use really open Linux systems on s
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by zb3 8mo ago
I get your point - they might count on the user not using their full quota they're officially allowed to use (and if that's the case, Anthropic is not losing money). But then still - IF the user used the whole quota, Anthropic los
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by zb3 8mo ago
They're losing money on this $200 plan and they're essentially paying you to make you dependent on Claude Code so they can exploit this (somehow) in the future.
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by zb3 8mo ago
This confirms they're selling those subscriptions at a loss which is simply not sustainable.
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by zb3 8mo ago
Has this been studied? I'm not following the topic, but without any evidence one could also say that availability of fake imagery might decrease demand for real imagery and therefore decrease the amount of abuse. But I'm not imply
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by zb3 8mo ago
So the number is 0, because you can't even know if those are children given they don't even exist..

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