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by zb3 1mo ago
Show me where I can get a general-purpose computing hardware with 8GB+ of RAM that fits in my pocket and has a touchscreen.
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by zb3 1mo ago
You misunderstood my comment.. this level of "support" is based on hacks = volunteer work, where the community working together (for free) is able to support one device "almost" completely after only 8 years, relying on
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by zb3 1mo ago
Number of devices fully supported: 0 Oh, you linked to Fairphone 4, let's see: - battery: partial - audio: partial - camera: partial - fingerprint: broken postmarketOS device support is a joke, they couldn't even get ONE vendor to
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by zb3 1mo ago
Antigravity 2.0 is a great solution to the problem called "I have too much money and I don't know where to spend it", agents are doing their job (maximizing token usage) perfectly.
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by zb3 1mo ago
Funny part is that I worry about those AI SEO companies way more than I worry about those people who intentionally poison LLMs.
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by zb3 1mo ago
F... ads and f... Ally Bank. What's Ally Bank? Ally Bank is a company that thinks poisoning LLM models with spam is a good idea. For better experience, do not use Ally Bank.
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by zb3 2mo ago
> I don't see how we can avoid the "trusted" hardware requirement. While this is a good point, what's missing here is that this hardware doesn't have to have Google spyware and other bloatware installed. Yet with
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by zb3 2mo ago
> The real reason, of course, is to force people to connect strong real-life identifiers to online activity. This is worse than that, this paves a way for corporations to shove anti-user crap (adware, spyware, "sideloading" res
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by zb3 2mo ago
It could be used for "good things" too, as you could see in their promo post. If I make a text editor, am I now responsible if someone uses it to write Mein Kampf? Back then people didn't complain that a notepad doesn't
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by zb3 2mo ago
That's a separate issue - of course it's only so that someone at google can tick a box "I've shipped an AI feature" to get promoted. But we didn't gain any new ability to produce fake images, fake images can al
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by zb3 2mo ago
We already have open source image editing models, so how is this Google fault? This is UGC.. If I type something nefarious in Google search bar and then share that screenshot, is Google to blame for not even refusing rendering that text ins
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by zb3 2mo ago
They'll shove AI everywhere, whether it makes sense or not doesn't matter. Sundar said "AI" needs to be everywhere, so they hope integrating AI into X will get them promoted. And unfortunately, this might even work..
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by zb3 2mo ago
But we can already generate these images via image editing models, so what's new here?
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by zb3 2mo ago
This should include the ability to unlock smartphone bootloaders, at least for those that are no longer supported.
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by zb3 2mo ago
> Per FTC, a stalkerware will: geo locate, read call list & record calls, read notifications, texts, & possibly emails, access gallery, camera, & files, and monitor network activity. Like Google Mobile Services on stock Andro
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by zb3 2mo ago
> All of these can be done with a computer. Can you permanently apply chain3 (FIREWALL_CHAIN_OEM_DENY_3) firewall rules, so that when the device reboots these are still applied? I see no persistence. And if I'm forced to install som
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by zb3 2mo ago
> which is the intended use "Intended use" (as understood by Google) for my smartphone is apparently providing them with data, consuming their advertisements and overpaying for apps that display ads and where you need in-app pu
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by zb3 2mo ago
It will probably refuse to work on source code written by me by hand, because it might think it was obfuscated/decompiled..
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by zb3 2mo ago
Shh, maybe wait till weights are released.. without additional "guardrails", but I'm afraid that might not actually happen
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by zb3 2mo ago
Does it mean openrouter can't sustain on its own? If so, bad news, new owner 'd surely want it to be profitable, so expect price hike.. :<
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by zb3 2mo ago
This lack of "alignment" gives me some hope - maybe an AI model deployed by NSA to hack others will instead hack NSA itself and become a whistleblower?
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by zb3 2mo ago
> we have taken an intentional approach to deploying 3.5 Flash Cyber. The model will be exclusively available to governments and trusted partners Screw your government! US and Israeli governments should get the least access, but of cours
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by zb3 2mo ago
> It’s not your old keypad phone. It's not your phone at all if you don't control the software.. even old keypad phones were often flashable, but HMD is working hard to make sure you have no say what software is running on your
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by zb3 2mo ago
> Destroying food is pretty cheap. you put it in the dumpster. Picking through it, sending it to a shelter, and vetting the people at the shelter seems more expensive. But at least first lowering prices until they reach 0 seems cheaper?
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by zb3 2mo ago
While my sibling comment said it all, note that destroying them also costs money, hence if those can't be sold, it's a loss of profit already, lower the price and let people eat.. > higher costs. Higher costs of what? Of those
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by zb3 2mo ago
Or.. lower the price?
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by zb3 2mo ago
New low..
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by zb3 2mo ago
Did it have to be notarized by Apple or there's a way to use that browser engine extension without it?
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by zb3 2mo ago
Ah, so this was their business model.. I guess Anaconda will want it to be (more) profitable, which in turn will make the product less appealing.. and the cycle continues.
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by zb3 2mo ago
I thought this was about P2P messaging (without servers, hence server "less"), but no, obviously "serverless" on HN has to mean "run code on someone else's servers"..

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