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by j4hdufd8 11mo ago
"Silicon baked private keys" are really vague buzzwords. That's pretty much standard and it can be implemented in a variety of ways. Not sure why you're calling this non-unlockable. Everything is unlockable with enough m
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by j4hdufd8 11mo ago
What is non-unlockable secure boot?
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
GPUs are also used to speed up inference (the math is virtually the same). You think your ChatGPT queries are running on x86 servers?
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
> A tax on the mistaken believe that NVidia has an monopoly on putting transitions in a particular configuration which they obviously don't NVIDIA doesn't place transistors in particular configurations. Foundries do that for th
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
...while selling you crap you don't need because they follow you everywhere.
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
> rather than to wave at the street (which is what I used to do to get a ride.) Ummm taxis aren't everywhere like NYC or something. Broadly speaking Uber will pick you up in an arbitrary place and take you anywhere.
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
It definitely exists in Amsterdam, no? When I visit I just tap my card/phone on NFC enabled card checking machines (which exist in and out of the stations)
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
Train your own brain first. Or good luck with dementia
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
Nice! I enjoyed this sub thread. I'm not sure what I conclude but I enjoyed thinking about this.
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
Challenging the value of AI generated "art"
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
What are the benefits of those videos?
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
I do exactly the same!
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
Android is a Linux distribution. 100% you can absolutely build C/C++ binaries that you run directly like fairly regular Linux programs. Executables, daemons, CLI, sockets, whatever you want. Rust no problem. I have even run Python and
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
What are you implying about people that go to Berghain?
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
This is very cool
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
> AI was supposed to help juniors shine No, I don't think that was ever any kind of goal set by anyone ever
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
I appreciate the clarification, thank you :) I'm glad we're on the same page. Always curious to learn new details from others, hence my insistence heh
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
I was purely focusing on whether or not it uses eFuses, literally, which it 100% absolutely does. I was not making any other such claims. Indeed it may be true today that "restoring stock firmware and relocking the bootloader will give
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
The Pixel 6 is mentioned specifically about eFuses which is the technical detail that caught my attention in this thread. > The Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch, Pixel 6 and Samsung Galaxy S22 are known for using eFuses this way.[8] Anti-rollba
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
Where are you getting this information? For what it is worth, Wikipedia mentions the Pixel 6 on the eFuse page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EFuse Myself I have not reverse engineered the Titan M2 security chip, but su
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
It's widely supported
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
What's your threat model for this kind of security?
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
How so?
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
This is well documented in AOSP, what do you mean?
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
> For what it’s worth, I ran your comment—over drinks—past a professor of philosophy who has published peer-reviewed research out of Columbia. He said I was too gentle. It’s gibberish of a form that wouldn’t make it past undergrad formal
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
"The Court did recognize that divesting Chrome and Android would have gone beyond the case’s focus on search distribution, and would have harmed consumers and our partners." Absolute idiots
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
Resistance is futile
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
Can you elaborate where you think it stops being encrypted?
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
> ... only ever results in people making fun of you. Why would I care about people making fun of me or IRC/Reddit etiquette or whatever? What kind of an argument is that? I thought on HN we seek the truth about the topic, not social
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by j4hdufd8 1y ago
> Arguments rarely require citing the formal or informal fallacy invoked. I disagree. If I suspect a fallacy I will cite it in your face. I also disagree with your analysis of the fallacies that the AI identified. I do not care to contin

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