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by mormegil 2mo ago
I think it is important to understand what this does and does not cover. This is “only the first part of Valhalla”. See e.g. a good summary at https://www.jvm-weekly.com/p/project-valhalla-explained-how-...
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by mormegil 4mo ago
I understand your database of feeds is curated but you might be interested in another database listing feeds: Wikidata. See https://w.wiki/MpjN for a simple example of twenty (random) feeds (obviously, you can add filters f
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by mormegil 5mo ago
Yes, see e.g. a quarter-century-old (!!) https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/04/06/things-you-should-...
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by mormegil 7mo ago
You could even make this an installation-time option. If you want to enable the switch afterwards, you have to do a factory reset. Then, the attackers convincing the victims would get nothing.
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by mormegil 8mo ago
LLM-superforecaster parity projected to late 2026 (and LLMs now outperform non-expert public participants) according to https://forecastingresearch.substack.com/p/ai-llm-forecastin...
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by mormegil 8mo ago
> I have no idea what JetBrain's financials are like In 2024, ~725 M$ total revenue, ~119 M$ net profit.
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by mormegil 10mo ago
Overview of QC factoring records, applied sleight-of-hand tricks, and their replication using a VIC-20 8-bit home computer from 1981, an abacus, and a dog: https://eprint.iacr.org/2025/1237.pdf
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by mormegil 11mo ago
This. I am reading old vital records in my family genealogy quest, and as those are sometimes really difficult to read, I turned to LLMs, hearing they are great in OCR. It’s been… terrible. The LLM will transcribe the record without problem
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by mormegil 11mo ago
I agree that Locale.ROOT is the canonical choice. But in this case, Locale.US also makes sense: it isn't some abstract "US is some kind of the global default", it is saying "we know are upcasing an English word".
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by mormegil 1y ago
While this is an upper bound for a "board position", it should be noted that it is not an upper bound for a "game state". That includes the (unbounded) whole board position history because of the threefold repetition rul
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by mormegil 1y ago
I was confused, since DORA is also the EU Digital Operational Resilience Act.
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by mormegil 1y ago
Yes, exactly. Even though you can clone the git repos anonymously, or look at the Github mirror. https://we.phorge.it/phame/post/view/8/anonymous_cloning_dis... https://we.phorge.it/phame
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by mormegil 1y ago
On what car do you _need_ the remote to enter and drive the car (having tow the only alternative to e.g. the remote battery dying)? In all cars I have used, you could just use the physical key if the remote failed.
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by mormegil 1y ago
In Czech, Whisper usually transcribes music as "Titulky vytvořil JohnyX" ("subtitles made by JohnyX") for the same reason.
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by mormegil 1y ago
Which is strange because secure boot should be useful in _exactly_ the situation you don't have physical control of the HW, shouldn't it? I guess the threat model for a common not-that-important company does not include evil data
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by mormegil 1y ago
See first-sale doctrine < https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-sale_doctrine >
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by mormegil 1y ago
Did the testing prompt for LLMs include a clause forbidding the use of any tools? If not, why are you adding it here?
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by mormegil 2y ago
Here you are: https://shop.squiggle.tools/
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by mormegil 2y ago
And possibly not even assigned at all. I looked at the lowest known ISBNs for Czech publishers and a different color stood out: no, https://books.google.cz/books?vid=ISBN9788000000015&redir_es... is not a correct ISBN,
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by mormegil 2y ago
Not the same person but see also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Han_van_Meegeren#M._Jean_Decoe...
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For Whom the Ring Tones(exple.tive.org)
1 points by mormegil 2y ago|0 comments
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by mormegil 2y ago
Completely agree, just one minor point: > I think banking apps requiring SafetyNet passing is the dumbest thing on planet earth. You guys know I can just sign into the website with my mobile browser anyways, right? No, you're not. F
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by mormegil 2y ago
This probably didn't belong here?
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by mormegil 2y ago
Yeah, I don't think I'm an expert but... > You finished in 6 min 17 s and 122 moves. > When including undone moves: 123 in total; 103 on your own + 0 hinted + 20 to auto-end. > The computer could do it in 122 moves. Unb
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by mormegil 2y ago
My first thought. Do I understand correctly that the HAR with all my session cookies, username&passwords&etc (not mentioning possibly sensitive data in the service) is sent to OpenAPI? Well… just… be aware of it if you want to try t
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by mormegil 2y ago
We have the same in the Czech Republic (Registry of territorial identification, addresses and real estate; https://cuzk.gov.cz/ruian/RUIAN.aspx (sorry, Czech only)). I would even expect it to be the case in more EU cou
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by mormegil 2y ago
In the Czech Republic, homeless people get the address of the municipal office as their official address of residence.
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by mormegil 2y ago
Oh, you mean like it's some period saying? I'm using it normally. But then again, it's not like I'm keeping my finger on the pulse of the current trends... See also http://catb.org/jargon/html/
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by mormegil 3y ago
> And of course the most no brainer way to roll it out in a fragmented landscape of US is to let banks be Oauth2 providers, as they are already tasked with KYC stuff and have a license to lose. Yeah, the same works in the Czech Republic,
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by mormegil 3y ago
EU is working on an "EU Digital Identity Wallet". Which might be a good step in that direction. Even though it remains to be seen whether it won't be piggy-backed on some current weak authentication/identification method

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