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matesz
7d ago
Did they just announce the ultimate solution to image authenticity online? Instead of proving some image on some platform is not AI or severely edited, we can simply prove it was original by verifying unforgeable signature made by a camera
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matesz
20d ago
Ex-x account holder here. Even if the world is going to fall and details about this even will be accessible exclusively behind X login wall, I am not setting up the account there again, NO WAY. I wholeheartedly recommend you do the same - r
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21d ago
Forgive me for newb question, but why Hugging Face is a thing at all? Couldn't models be simply distributed via torrents? And the whole aggregator thing would come down to indexing magent links published by model providers?
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matesz
2mo ago
That is an awful take. Although Silicon Valley's tech bros are shameless in their own way, there's no justification for symmetrizing the two.
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2mo ago
> I have to ask…why do people want a Turing complete language to configure stuff? I don't understand this either. IMO, the current SOTA tool for configuration is CUE, because it is the only one that lets you write schemas for arbitr
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Hyprland 0.55 announced the switch to Lua for its config files
(hypr.land)
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2mo ago
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Make Europe Cool Again
(jacek.migdal.pl)
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3mo ago
I bet they planned this before the initial release and actually had this capability then and there. Just needed some guinea pigs (aka their users) to learn more and establish the trend.
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Talos OS images are now bit-by-bit reproducible
(github.com)
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Build, run and debug iOS and Mac apps in Zed instead of Xcode
(luxmentis.org)
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7mo ago
Fun fact - there is a big correlation between World Wars and compulsory education. Of course governments and big corporations "care" about children. Of course!
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matesz
7mo ago
You can but only via Gemini Ultra plan which you can buy or Gemini API with early access.
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8mo ago
> These days, when I think of empire, countries like the US, China or Russia fit the bill much more than the EU, which is struggling to reach that level of integration and influence. Of course! Especially because there is no unified army
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8mo ago
It isn't prophecy. The Harvard Belfer Center study (Thucydides's Trap) analyzed 16 cases in the last 500 years where a rising power challenged a ruling empire: 12 of them ended in war. The UK is actually the perfect example of thi
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8mo ago
Its important to understand the context. Germany, and Europe in general, is basically like a falling empire. It will be less and less significant and life won't get any better than it is relatively speaking. The same will almost certai
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8mo ago
> This idea was made by French and German government It is true, but lets face it - it is just a high-level proposal. Better than previous ones for sure, but still just a proposal. And there is a massive gap between the PR and the legal
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8mo ago
I don't understand the tax objection. The 28th regime changes corporate law, not fiscal law. A Berlin-based "EU-Inc" still pays full taxes (Körperschaftsteuer, Gewerbesteuer, etc.) to the local Finanzamt. It isn't a dise
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8mo ago
My Dear German friends, please accept that EU-inc is a massive boost for EU competitiveness. Continuing to block progress here only proves that the EU is good at making promises on paper but fails to deliver real change. The reason this &qu
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8mo ago
In general, this is good effort and its a shame they only come up with this now. This should have been done some 20 years ago. I am wondering whether it what are the chances this is going to move forward and when. These are big questions. A
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EU-Inc: An API-first corporate structure as alternative to Delaware C-Corps
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Uber Conquered Database Overload
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K8s-1M: Unintentionally reinventing Google Borg to scale Kubernetes
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Reviewing live-bootstrap and reflections on trusting trust
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10mo ago
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10mo ago
This is awesome stuff!
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The Full-Source Bootstrap: Building from source all the way down
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10mo ago
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Busy doing nothing: why politicians implement inefficient policies
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Turso in the Browser
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Reliable Confidence Intervals for Information Retrieval Evaluation
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10mo ago
Unfortunately it doesn't - even if our package definition doesn’t change output may, since software referenced by the package’s build function is not bit by bit reproducible. The biggest issue is with Linux Kernel itself. Once kernel r
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10mo ago
As a side note NetBSD is THE ONLY operating system of which binaries are fully bit by bit reproducible. Moreover it vendores patched gcc compiler, so the entire toolchain is reproducible too as well. How cool is that?! For the record golang
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