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CartwheelLinux
1mo ago
That information is intentionally left out
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CartwheelLinux
2mo ago
There's one way around that which is requesting a wildcard cert, but then that has its own rammifications
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CartwheelLinux
2mo ago
I'm calling BS, sorry. It looks light, and barely anything beyond surface level of what we could all could guess would be in a system prompt. This smells nothing more of a "claude give a system prompt that anthropic would use as a
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CartwheelLinux
9mo ago
No but there is validated parking for customers of other services. This is going to be the downfall of GA
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CartwheelLinux
11mo ago
The language is tough love, and I think it's important despite what the first respondent has said. Much of the language used seems to stem from nauseating interactions that have occured in kernel world around rust usage. I'm not a
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CartwheelLinux
1y ago
Hey the reason behind my username! To add something useful, OSes are the one area where reinventing the wheel leads to a lot of innovation. It's a complete strip down and an opportunity to change or do things that previously had a lot
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CartwheelLinux
1y ago
Also surprised they don't have the ability to rollback
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CartwheelLinux
1y ago
Bring back the init wars! /S Username relevant... I got into Linux right before the init wars, and while they were hectic times they brought a lot of attention, discussions, and options to Linux.
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CartwheelLinux
1y ago
You'd be surprised how many people are actually doing this exact kind of solutioning. It's also not that costly to do if you think about the problem correctly If you continue down the brute forcing route you can do mischievous thi
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CartwheelLinux
1y ago
In the dishwasher's defense it is pretty smart compared to an LLM.
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CartwheelLinux
1y ago
Haha. You're 100% correct in the AGI/AI thing. I'm just sick and tired of every article being about AI, it's great people but we can't stop innovating and attending to other areas of technology. >You can do a lot
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CartwheelLinux
1y ago
I'm saving all of these articles for the next time we go through the "AI (LLMs) is going to change the world," cycle. The systems we use can only be as smart and intuitive as the people who prompt them. On top of it, this (LL
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CartwheelLinux
1y ago
My vote for comment thread of the year. Had coffee coming out of my nose with these two
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CartwheelLinux
1y ago
Incredibly fast. While the 9a and 9 pro are very similar, for comunity based development this is substantial. I am often very critial, but I must give props to the grapeneos team.
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CartwheelLinux
1y ago
Very cool site, great implementation. Calorie burn is dependent on weight and body fat. Individuals who are x+25kg will burn way more calories than x. For users who come to this site to supplement their weight loss information might be misi
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CartwheelLinux
1y ago
github.com /s To add something constructive, think of how deamanding people can be in ordinary everday life. Now think of how demanding they can be when something doesn't quite work how they want. I've been on both sides of t
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CartwheelLinux
1y ago
Not only this, but most US companies do not really have any incentive to focus on security. On HN there is an echo chamber with the shunning of companies who have experienced incompetence based breaches. Your average consumer does not know
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CartwheelLinux
2y ago
When the HDDVD-Bluray wars were going on China had their own implementations of optical storage, and it has been evolving ever since. Much of it is undocumented in languages other than Chinese. Companies in China use these alternative optic
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CartwheelLinux
2y ago
If you want to do this now with little setup, run waydroid and then run wireshark inside the network namespace that is created for waydroid sudo ip netns exec <netns> wireshark
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CartwheelLinux
2y ago
You can cross trust and establish alternative trust paths in PKIs
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CartwheelLinux
2y ago
https://wiki.freebsd.org/Jails
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CartwheelLinux
2y ago
>I only want glitches to happen on-demand, not all the time. >My injected ELF also flushes the page cache The difference between a padawan and a jedi Amazing write up and bonus points for the reproducibility of this creativity.
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CartwheelLinux
2y ago
What a throw back This defined, in many ways, how link associations on the web were/are percieved