cyberclimb

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by cyberclimb 12d ago
is it supported to have it propose a command for approval rather than running autmatically? in the YT video it looks likw it ran the cpu temp command on its own love the idea/simplicity of this tool!
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by cyberclimb 15d ago
to his credit he did say he skimmed the paper, and it's honestly standard practice to do a first pass of skimming a paper before you'd go deeper into reading it anyways
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by cyberclimb 16d ago
nice that it supports ARM Linux! This is a major gap with the official Spotify desktop app
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by cyberclimb 16d ago
Probably cerca 2014 as that's when AlexNet was released, demonstrating that neural networks could beat traditional ML models at image recognition tasks. I recall the researchers used Cuda to optimize their training setup. AlexNet kicke
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by cyberclimb 20d ago
I thought the attack itself was version controlled via a tracked blob file used in a unit test. I believe the attack was performed by running the test suite (which modified the source code) and then compiling? If that's the case, then
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by cyberclimb 1mo ago
I don't think they are necessarily asserting otherwise
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by cyberclimb 2mo ago
> No, I'm sorry but who on earth installs random software from random strangers, without a single step of validating before giving it access... Realistically most users? It's already quite a technical barrier to run Arch Linux,
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by cyberclimb 2mo ago
This looks cool but why do I meed an email to start an "anonymous" discussion? Also no mention on whether this is end to end encrypted, can you comment on that?
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by cyberclimb 2mo ago
Nice! Heads up that unfortunately the demos don't appear to scroll on mobile
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by cyberclimb 3mo ago
https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-662-44874-8 (2015)
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by cyberclimb 4mo ago
Is there any way to cache the dependency installation step on github actions for example? I supposed you could cache whatever directory it installs to? Would be great to see an example
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by cyberclimb 4mo ago
Note that these results are specific to gpt-4o so it's unclear how much they generalize. They note at the end they're also testing "GPT o3, and Claude" but no empircal results are included.
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by cyberclimb 4mo ago
How about the FairPhone running /e/os (which is de-googled)? You can buy it preinstalled directly from Murena. Although this is not at your target price point. But /e/os can be used on hundreds of android phones (as oppo
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by cyberclimb 4mo ago
> To get there, we are not just reducing headcount and cutting costs, we’re fundamentally changing how we operate: rebuilding Coinbase as an intelligence, with humans around the edge aligning it. For sure this part screams LLM
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by cyberclimb 5mo ago
The actions/checkout repo still doesn't even use immutable releases so I'll believe it when I see it https://github.com/actions/checkout/issues/2316
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by cyberclimb 5mo ago
Why share any opinion ever?
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by cyberclimb 6mo ago
> Why does this matter? Because the “open source” rebrand wasn’t just a marketing change — it was a philosophical amputation. I cringe whenever I see such an AI generated sentence and unfortunately it devalues the article
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by cyberclimb 6mo ago
https://archive.is/Hsm9U
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by cyberclimb 6mo ago
I use this extension on desktop and Firefox mobile to block shorts. They also support chrome (idk about chrome mobile). https://github.com/Vulpelo/hide-youtube-shorts?tab=readme-ov... You can also look at NewPipe on An
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by cyberclimb 6mo ago
Checkout Ente Auth
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by cyberclimb 6mo ago
How about the EU imposing GDPR restrictions on non-eu companies?
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by cyberclimb 10mo ago
Is it possible to track a given URL without that URL becoming public knowledge as a posted question for anyone to see?
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by cyberclimb 10mo ago
I just came across this project recently https://github.com/AeneasVerif/eurydice/ from Microsoft Azure Research (referenced here https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/blog/rewriti
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by cyberclimb 10mo ago
They didn't just pull the word queen out of anywhere, her ambitions are kind of funny > Her grander stated objective was to become queen of Liberland, an unrecognised microstate on the Croatian-Serbian border, by 2022.
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by cyberclimb 1y ago
> The only thing left is to make a ROM without preinstalled garbage apps from the vendor. Would e-os fit your use case? https://e.foundation/e-os/
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by cyberclimb 1y ago
I have this board and want to mention that the Armbian image supported for the Orange Pi 5 max seems to work fine as well without modifications. Although I haven't tested much yet besides ssh'ing in over ethernet and doing some ba
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by cyberclimb 1y ago
In the Netherlands from what I've seen (at least around Amsterdam) it's almost always forbidden for houses to be rented out to a group of flatmates (e.g. students), some people go so far as to fake relationships to imply they&#x
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by cyberclimb 1y ago
Hi I'm curious about the encryption system. I found this document https://docs.orbivon.com/getting-started/security#security but wanted to ask where the encryption keys are physically stored and where the decrypti
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by cyberclimb 1y ago
Hi botirk, really interesting project! If I build the project what is the output format and how could configure things to boot it? I know how to this with IMG and ISO files of course but not sure what to do with the build output if it'
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by cyberclimb 1y ago
As a foreigner that visited Brazil for some weeks, I found the ubiquity of the PIX payment system to be a handicap for tourists visiting the country. PIX is only for locals as you need to register with a CPF (Brazil ID number which is hard

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