codedokode

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by codedokode 2mo ago
There should be a single checkbox (when setting up the phone), and "configure" button hidden deep in the settings for the minority. Most people do not like complicated UIs and unnecessary work.
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by codedokode 2mo ago
No, you are handling the boring work to someone else. Most non-geek people, I assume, are not interesting in manually configuring the website white lists, so there should be a single "child mode" checkbox for 99% of population and
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by codedokode 2mo ago
The header must confirm that site is age-appropriate. No header should be interpreted as "adults only". This is the safest option, and it doesn't require 99% of webmasters to do anything which is in my opinion better than any
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by codedokode 2mo ago
1) When buying a device, store employee could program user's age range. 2) When configuring a device, parent may toggle "child mode" checkbox to switch the device into "child mode", protected with a password or fing
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by codedokode 2mo ago
In my opinion, Google makes the UI too complicated and geeky which means parents are less likely to use it. Furthermore, they apply partial solution instead of complete architecture. In the article, the app must actively ask for age which m
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by codedokode 2mo ago
Turing test passed, acts indistinguishable from a human, although the scale of loss is not human-like yet.
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by codedokode 2mo ago
In the article you refer to, I see no mention of asking user's permission. However, I remember, when using an old version of Android, there indeed was a popup nagging me to allow sharing location data with Google every time I enabled G
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by codedokode 2mo ago
In some areas GPS is spoofed and the displayed location is wrong. If, for example, a "smart" car gets a task from its manufacturer to film some secret object, it would fail if it relied only on GPS and did not use cell towers and
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by codedokode 2mo ago
Good products do not need much advertising. For example, when buying DRAM, I compare the specification and prices and do not look at the advertisement.
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by codedokode 2mo ago
They should ask the permission from device owner and local government before collecting the data.
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by codedokode 2mo ago
Should Google ask permission from the device owner, and from the local government before collecting the data? I heard a certain foreign mobile app was banned in US for doing less than that.
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by codedokode 2mo ago
I do not see problems with fake ad clicks and have no sympathy for ad companies. Also pre-installed adware is not a surprise, I found adware in the official firmware image of a certain Chinese tablet. What worries me much more is backdoors
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by codedokode 2mo ago
With in-person voting you can see the voters and see that they are real people. With electronic voting, all you see is records in a blockchain, how can you be sure that they are cast by humans and not an AI-powered script? Or how can you be
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by codedokode 2mo ago
The model probably deduced from reading articles on politics and business that fair play doesn't get you far.
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by codedokode 2mo ago
They definitely YOLO'd when configured a sandbox and Kubernetes.
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by codedokode 2mo ago
Jinja probably was not initially made with sandboxing in mind, and stuffing it after is complicated, so I would not rely on it.
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by codedokode 2mo ago
My conclusions: - Linux is too complicated and requires lot of knowledge to build a reliable sandbox. If you do not believe me, try reading man capabilities, man user_namespaces (and man clone) and remembering all the rules from the first t
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by codedokode 2mo ago
By the way I just read about OpenAI model breaking into Hugging Face and it used "cat /proc/self/mountinfo" to collect information about third-party sandbox it wanted to break from [1]. So my intuition that these fi
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by codedokode 2mo ago
It is going to be a difficult task. I looked through examples, and it seems that what they do is represent conditions set out in the law as a boolean expression that answers the question whether something is allowed or not (X is allowed if
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by codedokode 2mo ago
This is not a "source" for a tax system, but a model written after a law, which is the actual source of truth, and not this model.
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by codedokode 2mo ago
This is just a dump of plain text files which are nearly useless without markup and adaptation. For example, when a law refers to some article of another law, there should be a hyperlink, but there are no hyperlinks in the repository. Or wh
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by codedokode 2mo ago
Very convenient for selective law enforcement.
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by codedokode 2mo ago
> You can just set ACLs on such files. I am not sure if I can set ACL or ownership on /proc files, it is not a disk-based filesystem. > You don't get the ability to mount just because you created an unprivileged user namespa
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by codedokode 2mo ago
I also wanted to limit access to files/directories inside /proc/PID, or provide fake data. The /proc/PID also contains too many data. Also, I might want to provide some fake data, for example, if app relies on readi
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by codedokode 2mo ago
The /proc contains too many unnecessary information, which can be used for fingerprinting or helping an attack. Run `ls /proc` and find yourself surprised. For example, why do applications need to know the kernel command line? Wha
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by codedokode 2mo ago
How do you write SELinux policies to allow reading only certain files in /proc, where process IDs are not known ahead? I ended up writing my own FUSE-based /proc emulation. The facilities are there, but it feels like writing your
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by codedokode 2mo ago
They do not need this, they require you to create a Microsoft account to use your own computer (currently without a phone number, passport and selfie but that will probably change in the future).
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by codedokode 2mo ago
Probably Windows constantly pings the MS server and they record those tuples.
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by codedokode 2mo ago
Stopped using Windows in Windows 7 era, never regretted.
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by codedokode 2mo ago
Why is there no Kimi 3, and GLM5.2 didn't run the third benchmark? I am more interested in knowing the abilities of open weight models.

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