spockz

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by spockz 7d ago
There is on my iPad Pro. But I never use it. Not sure why. Probably because I never hold it with two hands.
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by spockz 7d ago
Maybe next year. It is a bit of an ask for someone who is just in the job for a few weeks. (Of course he has been groomed to get there. But still.)
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by spockz 8d ago
It is even worse. Just them knowing or having an inkling that someone is close to achieving a solution might be enough for them to spawn a team of thousands of agents and outrun you.
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by spockz 8d ago
It is actually: knowledge, intelligence, communication, and a form of secrecy. A single intelligent person is bounded in its reach by the network of people they can form around them and by which important/powerful people they can influ
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by spockz 8d ago
See also https://x.com/roelof_vandijk/status/2097219223470629038 So sad that the thread on OpenAI claiming to have solved it first gets so much attention while the posts of Tristan get snowed under.
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by spockz 9d ago
Is a tesla spying on you by default and uploading onboard audio and video? If so, yes definitely that is a crime. If the Tesla is monitoring for whether you are awake behind the wheel and sounds the alarm without that information ever leavi
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by spockz 9d ago
I started asking Astra and Terra about this, including the idea of spoofing the data that was mentioned in this thread and got slammed with a warning for Cyber Abuse on my account, the thread is here https://chatgpt.com/s&#x
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by spockz 9d ago
I think that it boils down to that opex is considered speedy, flexible and agile. Whereas capex reflects slow/glacial but also stable. This is also why lease exists, why we have freelance contracts vs employee contracts for indetermin
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by spockz 9d ago
Put the tv on a zigbee/matter plug and connect that for the power. (Just be mindful that some TVs need to condition their screens and they will do that when turned “off”, typically during the night. So it you do a hard power off you wi
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by spockz 9d ago
How does that make this right? And that a device has the potential to spy with an update doesn’t mean it does or will. Of course, the AVR will be able to snoop and send what is available. Any smart fridges, ovens, appliances, whatever can.
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by spockz 9d ago
There is a feature that you can enable in windows update, which was off by default once upon a time, that allows windows update to lookup and install apps by usb/peripheral id: plug and play something. https://learn.microsof
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by spockz 10d ago
I like this enough to actually considering buying one to get it to identify the endpoints. Maybe better to see first if we can find it in the firmware update downloads.
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by spockz 10d ago
Okay. This is insane. First the monitor that uses a windows feature to automatically install a small helper tool with root permissions and then starts showing adds in certain regions. Now a tv that is actually actively snooping around on
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by spockz 10d ago
Can you disable animations completely? At least I could in Gnome. It will become more snappy as a result as well.
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by spockz 11d ago
Do you have any sources on why rootless is just false security posturing?
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by spockz 11d ago
Docker doesn’t do that on my Fedora machine, nor on my arch machine. Did I set some setting somewhere that I forgot about? I’m also running rootless docker and podman so that might explain.
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by spockz 11d ago
Hire a butler/personal assistant that is also a decent cook. Sometimes there is a husband/wife pair. But be ready for substantial expense.
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by spockz 11d ago
I haven’t been to the city in 12 years. What is it like right now?
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by spockz 11d ago
How does being docker compose based make it inaccessible? Self hosting implies having hardware and software knowledge to set it up. I agree, having a meta package that would set the system up as systemd would be an even lower barrier. But t
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by spockz 12d ago
Yes. So find someone with intrinsic desire to engineer. Mentor them. In the mean time put a plethora of guardrails in place to make sure the AI Train doesn’t derail production. Oh. And keep showing your value. In the end every org can do wi
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by spockz 12d ago
Where I find it shines it to find inconsistencies. My readme or docs or ADR something should work like X but it finds a test where it tests something different and the test is green. Or other similar drift. Yes, your prompt need to include
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by spockz 12d ago
Exactly. People ask how we get seniors with juniors using llm. The answer is the same. Review the code. Analyse write down what is wrong. What you expect to have been better. Force every change to be documented and explained enough.
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by spockz 12d ago
They would not do it in the span of a day or a week. But I’ve definitely seen something like that happen over a period of multiple months. The llm just allows to generate faster. We can feel smug about that but all it means is that we need
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by spockz 12d ago
They can. Ask them to generate SVG , call a renderer and let them inspect the bitmap/png. They can learn about it.
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by spockz 12d ago
Do you have specific instructions that cause this or did it come out of the box? Is it also when using normal prompting or only when you set a goal? In codex I don’t see this behaviour despite having added the instructions to do so to my ag
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by spockz 12d ago
I’m currently on codex can it also this? I find it hard to make accurate benchmarks in token use for these kind of changes because I don’t keep repeating the same tasks. Basically I run in luna high or extra high continuously with a terra s
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by spockz 13d ago
So if we take a huge with enough compute (CPUs, b200s, petabytes of SSDs), we install on it both the Astra, and the toolsuite to incorporate new sensory inputs (threads/sessions), camera, microphone, temp sensors, the lot, into a new v
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by spockz 14d ago
Well yes. But most of those studies assume/assert control over the environment. In this case you are running in the browser and you have to deal with the primitives it gives you. Both in compute management (threads/workers), commu
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by spockz 14d ago
Why is this significant? Many sites are setup like that.
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by spockz 15d ago
Why? The browser can see the file and contents so it can calculate and send the hash over without the actual file ever leaving the browser.

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