MoonObserver

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by MoonObserver 10mo ago
precisely: o3 and gpt5t are great models, super smart and helpful for many things; but they love to talk in this ridiculously overcomplex, insanely terse, handwavy way. when it gets things right, it's awesome. when it confidently gets
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by MoonObserver 1y ago
Intel TDX unfortunately suffers from the exact same vulnerability as Scalable SGX. The underlying root cause is the lack of randomized encryption; using a static-adversary encryption scheme (XTS) rather than a dynamic-adversary one. The res
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by MoonObserver 1y ago
M2 Max processor. I saw 60+ tok/s on short conversations, but it degraded to 30 tok/s as the conversation got longer. Do you know what actually accounts for this slowdown? I don’t believe it was thermal throttling.
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by MoonObserver 1y ago
This has been my thinking as well. Quite anti-human that a technology that improves automation and productivity works against common interest rather than for it.
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Solving the Mystery of ARM7TDMI Multiply Carry Flag(bmchtech.github.io)
8 points by MoonObserver 2y ago|1 comments
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by MoonObserver 2y ago
> Never use random IVs with GCM; this breaks the authentication [2] [3]. Given the pitfalls of AES-GCM with respect to random nonces, you might prefer switching to XSalsa20+Poly1305. The advantage of XSalsa is it has an extended nonce le
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by MoonObserver 2y ago
Wow, that situation with Android phones looks DIRE. The charts for Android look intriguing; are they claiming they can break into BFU (before first unlock) phones that have secure startup (i.e. pin at boot) enabled?
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by MoonObserver 2y ago
This is incredible work! Is a desktop version planned?
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by MoonObserver 2y ago
ROCm is a whole ecosystem. HIP falls under ROCm.
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Linux Kernel: Support for Apple Silicon TSO (x86 Memory Model)(lore.kernel.org)
3 points by MoonObserver 2y ago|0 comments