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by Squeeze2664 2mo ago
I heavily use the Pi harness with DeepSeek-v4-pro directly from the DeepSeek API almost exclusively and I have have barely ever felt the need for something different. I have some OpenRouter credits and API key ready to go if DeepSeek fails
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by Squeeze2664 4mo ago
This is basically telling Claude "Make Resizable Bar work on my RTX 3080" and publishing the summary of the conversation. For context, the RTX 3080 got ReBAR support with a VBIOS update. Some models ship with an updated VBIOS that
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by Squeeze2664 4mo ago
The topic is interesting and you have my thanks for taking the time to look into it and prepare the post. Would you say it's fair to say that if you didn't use LLMs to prepare the post, we would have no blog post at all? In that c
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by Squeeze2664 4mo ago
Cool project. > Only the current audio/video frame is being sent to the viewers, there is no way they can download/cache the videos either for future usage. This seems misleading, though. I think I get what was meant: clients c
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by Squeeze2664 8mo ago
Even as someone who generally likes and agrees with George, this reads like it was written during some kind of drunken haze. I hope you're OK, George.
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by Squeeze2664 9mo ago
I'm only YouTube-level informed on how silicon manufacturing works, but something that is, perhaps intentionally, not made clear to someone unfamiliar with the field is that this is not manufacturing chips in space. This is to grow the
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by Squeeze2664 9mo ago
I was going to switch to Waterfox in light of this news, but a cursory search revealed that it, too, was sold to an advertising company not long ago. While they have published a blog post opposing Mozilla's AI stance, I'm really p
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by Squeeze2664 9mo ago
Is GrapheneOS affected?
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by Squeeze2664 9mo ago
Can you imagine someone willing to do those things because of some reason other than monetary gain, as it would be in OP's world? How many people currently stuck in Jobs would work toward accomplishing these things with the idea of end
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by Squeeze2664 10mo ago
I suppose the difference is that you only have to rush to claim your domain name (the DNS kind) once and then you get to use it for all "open social" platforms rather than doing that for your username on each platform.
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by Squeeze2664 1y ago
Denuvo's is a virtual machine similar to Java's virtual machine, in that it executes bytecode specifically written for it, within an application's process. I believe the parent post was referring to something closer to a Hype
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by Squeeze2664 1y ago
How do you determine the importance of a layer in this case?
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by Squeeze2664 1y ago
Can you point to something to learn more about this?
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by Squeeze2664 1y ago
GAB, you mean?
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by Squeeze2664 2y ago
After looking into this a bit more, it turns out that yes, there are in fact cryptocurrency-based DID methods already: did:sol, did:ion, did:ethr, and more. So I guess the idea does have some merit to it.
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by Squeeze2664 2y ago
I know next to nothing about Bluesky or ATProto outside of what this article told me, but: as I was reading the part about the need to trust who's controlling the PLC directory, I kept thinking that this could be a proper problem for t
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by Squeeze2664 2y ago
I guess this content isn't meant to be viewed on mobile, or the blue banner on the left wouldn't be covering the first letters of every line.
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by Squeeze2664 2y ago
The remote development extensions don't appear to be open-source. The marketplace page for the "Remote - SSH" extension will point you to a license that says, among other things, "You may not: work around any technical l
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by Squeeze2664 2y ago
Surely MS wouldn't abuse that trust. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42245124
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by Squeeze2664 2y ago
A name like llama-pr-review might help with searching for this thing. Preview being an actual word and all.
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by Squeeze2664 2y ago
In some sense, yes. Use-after-free is impossible in safe Rust (if you don't use the unsafe keyword)
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by Squeeze2664 2y ago
What competition? All the videos are on YouTube.
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by Squeeze2664 2y ago
There's also an ARM CPU inside modern x86 processors, little-known fact. Look up AMD's Secure Processor.
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by Squeeze2664 2y ago
They're perfectly capable of inviting you out for coffee. They just can't show up yet.
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by Squeeze2664 2y ago
I just looked into what noyb is, thank you for pointing this out. Perhaps this is something that had to be brought to court at one point or another, so we can set a precedent one way or the other, then. At the moment I think I'm hoping
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by Squeeze2664 2y ago
This seems so backwards to me. As a user of LLMs, it's clear to me that tokens generated by ChatGPT and similar are not to be interpreted as a legally-valid statement by the company making the LLMs, unless explicitly stated by said com
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by Squeeze2664 3y ago
Sounds like it was working as intended, then! Doing a great job at it, too.
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by Squeeze2664 3y ago
I can understand region-locks for products that need to comply with region-specific regulations but for things like these it makes me scratch my head. What's the rationale? Is Mozilla worried goverments elsewhere might not like this? I
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by Squeeze2664 3y ago
Couldn't get it to work on my first try so I uninstalled it. I configured it to only use chocolatey, which I already use, and it showed two identical entries for "Chocolatey" under installed packages, instead of listing the p
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by Squeeze2664 3y ago
You don't have access to the data that's sent to Google when you connect the phone to the internet, so how does that help you mitigate or at least be aware of a supply-chain attack? Conversely, if you got a brand new phone, the bo

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