that seems strange to me: why shouldn't policy leverage name resolution? sort of like dkim, but taken further. for instance, for site.com, I'd much rather retrieve its public key from DNS (some DNS++ version, of course).
I'm always mystified why we haven't leveraged DNS. I mean: why not have cookie policy set by a flag in DNS? Not unlike DKIM or even SSHFP. Of course, we wouldn't need the entire certificate industry if we simply looked…
if the only evidence of a crime is on your phone, what kind of crime is it? we should always be asking: is this the only way you can prove the accusation? just because it would make LEO life easier - that's not…
devices already do wear management. at most, you should configure your system and OS to give them a chance. for instance, being 100% full all the time is just bad. use TRIM and log SMART metrics.
why do you think this is a function of betas? or even of OS or app versions? I guess you've been burned, or are worried about being burned, by some software that generated excessive writes? I think you need to describe…
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uh-huh. and what source code do you think coding models are trained on?
smells of AI-pilled management viewpoint. the kind who think that AI has already changed the whole software landscape.
I'm curious what you mean by "violence" here.
it wouldn't be a triangle if it meant embracing one of the poles.
first, eliminate record-keepers.
we call that a shelf.
the Executive is required to obtain consent of Congress to appoint principal officers; why not just require consent to fire them?
There are lots of executive actions which require consent of congress. I think that would work fine here. Obviously, the point is for congress to have a means of overriding a corrupt pardon (not that such a thing would…
how about make it round-robin, so all 10k of them get a fair slice of traffic? ;)
though shalt not wear garments of mixed pallettes
If you can't hack it, you don't own it.
has anyone found a paper with details? also, I was expecting to see cfets mentioned.
it would be interesting to know apple's true/inside attitude towards people putting linux on their hardware. they don't seem very interested in helping, but donno whether they actively sabotage either.
residents of the universe who recognize the US as a supply-chain risk. no, actually, from the docs it sounds mainly motivated by the country's unique linguistic requirements.
why do you say the Swiss have no gpus?
these days, even completely mainstream distros (Fedora here) include ollama, which leverages a wide range of hardware and range of models. (it's generally useful to install a more recent ollama, though.) there are free…
I'm curious how you test; could you explain? Do you have a set of factoids that should be subject to copyright, but are somehow literally (whole work) generated by the model in question?
I guess you mean assuming your data is stored somewhere in the clear (and whole). I'm surprised there isn't a lot more attention to encrypted, distributed, erasure-encoded stores.
any US tech? not even for specific purposes? yeah, if there was some kind of forcefield around the US, most of the world would have tech troubles at one level or another. but so would the US. and really, the topic here…
that seems strange to me: why shouldn't policy leverage name resolution? sort of like dkim, but taken further. for instance, for site.com, I'd much rather retrieve its public key from DNS (some DNS++ version, of course).
I'm always mystified why we haven't leveraged DNS. I mean: why not have cookie policy set by a flag in DNS? Not unlike DKIM or even SSHFP. Of course, we wouldn't need the entire certificate industry if we simply looked…
if the only evidence of a crime is on your phone, what kind of crime is it? we should always be asking: is this the only way you can prove the accusation? just because it would make LEO life easier - that's not…
devices already do wear management. at most, you should configure your system and OS to give them a chance. for instance, being 100% full all the time is just bad. use TRIM and log SMART metrics.
why do you think this is a function of betas? or even of OS or app versions? I guess you've been burned, or are worried about being burned, by some software that generated excessive writes? I think you need to describe…
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uh-huh. and what source code do you think coding models are trained on?
smells of AI-pilled management viewpoint. the kind who think that AI has already changed the whole software landscape.
I'm curious what you mean by "violence" here.
it wouldn't be a triangle if it meant embracing one of the poles.
first, eliminate record-keepers.
we call that a shelf.
the Executive is required to obtain consent of Congress to appoint principal officers; why not just require consent to fire them?
There are lots of executive actions which require consent of congress. I think that would work fine here. Obviously, the point is for congress to have a means of overriding a corrupt pardon (not that such a thing would…
how about make it round-robin, so all 10k of them get a fair slice of traffic? ;)
though shalt not wear garments of mixed pallettes
If you can't hack it, you don't own it.
has anyone found a paper with details? also, I was expecting to see cfets mentioned.
it would be interesting to know apple's true/inside attitude towards people putting linux on their hardware. they don't seem very interested in helping, but donno whether they actively sabotage either.
residents of the universe who recognize the US as a supply-chain risk. no, actually, from the docs it sounds mainly motivated by the country's unique linguistic requirements.
why do you say the Swiss have no gpus?
these days, even completely mainstream distros (Fedora here) include ollama, which leverages a wide range of hardware and range of models. (it's generally useful to install a more recent ollama, though.) there are free…
I'm curious how you test; could you explain? Do you have a set of factoids that should be subject to copyright, but are somehow literally (whole work) generated by the model in question?
I guess you mean assuming your data is stored somewhere in the clear (and whole). I'm surprised there isn't a lot more attention to encrypted, distributed, erasure-encoded stores.
any US tech? not even for specific purposes? yeah, if there was some kind of forcefield around the US, most of the world would have tech troubles at one level or another. but so would the US. and really, the topic here…