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by chews 4d ago
https://archive.is/43KSG
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by chews 4d ago
Leaders of the US use an Israeli backdoored version of Signal (TM-Signal) TeleMessage by Smarsh was used by DOD, CPB, and others for records retention reasons... also hacked to smithereens.
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by chews 4d ago
I have worked with Trail of Bits before and their cryptography teams are of the toppest of notches, I still have deep skepticism of Signal though. There are safer ways to use it, never getting push notifications is one part of it. I think t
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by chews 4d ago
now is time to start the ai to spam/reverse the - google.com/goto for url resolution, it can't be that hard to reverse engineer how the hash works. It was doable for twitter and YouTube, it will be doable here too...
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by chews 8d ago
you should kick the tires on an unfiltered (abliterated model) it's the closest thing to having a real conversation with the devil. There is good reason for the concern's outlined above and undoubtedly Anthropic / OpenAI have
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by chews 8d ago
This is what made a generation of Kennedy's...
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by chews 8d ago
Add a dash of nimby and xenophobia and this is about right... you've got the likes of OpenAi and Anthropic destroying printed work from Austrailia and New Zealand to acquire latent data, Meta executives downloading commercial porn on t
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by chews 10d ago
It's wild to me that PoW systems are how we sort the bot problem... the bummer is that all this "work" is just wasted cycles, at least in crypto there is a token you can sell.
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by chews 10d ago
Both CarPlay and Android Auto are second screens to your phone... they're just "Airplay" streaming a simpler interface.
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by chews 12d ago
being done by No Such Agency.
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by chews 12d ago
it's fair to say they do and have for ages... it's not that hard to assume a well trusted TLS cert is under their control.
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by chews 12d ago
someone had to swap out the tape drive in Room 641A.
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by chews 12d ago
careful, boomers have selective memory... the 80's was some sort of fever dream
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by chews 13d ago
at least https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49478426 shared a github.
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by chews 13d ago
I don’t think many realize how hard it is to raise for a no revenue company that isn’t buying out large GPU contracts and racking machines. They have a winning product for sure… the worlds models have chosen a hugging face workflow, but hon
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by chews 14d ago
ColdFusion is the COBOL of web programming… there is some human at an insurance/mortgage servicing company thats not had to learn a new tag in 5 years pulling in 200k.
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by chews 14d ago
Its really awesome to see large organizations like Alphabet/Google doing good work for the general betterment of cryptography. Tools like these are unique to our time, provacy concerns have never had such well capitalized adversaries.
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by chews 14d ago
This is a load-bearing statement, students will get left behind. Chinese students getting distilled knowledge will lead to a performance gap that New York students may never overcome.
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by chews 15d ago
I've not, but really should. I run it on exe.dev, it's an ephemeral VM company and they have an agent of their own called shelley (which I used locally as well), Having kicked the tires on DSH(deepseek harness), I ported Shelley&
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by chews 15d ago
I share this sentiment, I really did like the models... then the finger printing, encryption of thought traces, staggered access, the constant NO's from Fable on cyber related issues for looking at bugs in my own code... I'm glad
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by chews 15d ago
really missed an opportunity to make this available via SSH shell or renderable in lynx.
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by chews 17d ago
161 people in LA were stopped for bad data using flock cameras. The contract with them is canceled but the damn things are still up giving data to DHS probably.
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by chews 17d ago
Really great project, thanks for sharing and what a well done write-up! Also kudos for including the PCB, BOM, and code on GH with a permissive license.
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by chews 18d ago
Thank you good human, you're being that little block in the xkcd comic.
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by chews 18d ago
Ya totally, it's real hardware.... I mean, the PCC machines are actually m5's but ya.
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by chews 19d ago
What a release! Congrats to the builder, lots of great work done here and in IOS profiling in general has been done here recently. Corellium went research only and I lost the ability to actually profile my applications the way I'd like
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by chews 20d ago
SGX has NEVER been secure... trusted execution can only come from open design chips like RiskV paired with an HSM. Intel has too many reasons to give intel to the NSA... They technically are 10% owners under America's deal, I mean dea
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by chews 20d ago
for claude, it's response headers contain available usage, you can get it there. My deepseek harness plugin auto stops asking things when I am at 80% to allow inflight prompts to finish.
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by chews 21d ago
It's an open mqtt server if you have creds..... 300 lines of python made by claude totally power mine over a raspberry pi zero.... yes, it sucks they stole, but their hardware is fantastic and if good artist's copy, great artist&#
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by chews 21d ago
I am pretty confident that given a $200 subscription on any of the big labs, you're getting $4000-$8000 per month in subsidized tokens... do what you wan't with your dough... and I too have a spark that I got really early (October

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