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Can’t tell if April Fools joke or not because I know places like this and it’s a nightmare way to build software.
US firm AT&T says data of 73M customers leaked on 'dark web'
At least 7.6 million existing AT&T account holders and 65.4 million former users hit by the breach, the company says.
That packaging error makes liblzma being pulled in at installation (well, it's probably already there if pid 1 requires it). But it will not make the sshd binary use it. So I think the original claim stands: Without patching sshd for the notification it will not use liblzma.

Disclaimer: I did not search for all possible occurrences of dlopen().
In my mind either you are for legalization of all drugs or you are for criminalization of tobacco, alcohol, and sugar.

Either we have the freedom to consume what we like and deal with the consequences or state has to nanny us and prevent us from consuming harmful substances altogether.

People are fast to point out that prohibition don’t work, but if there were no legal ways to obtain sugar a lot less would be consumed and a lot of weight would be shed by our fat population
Apart from "trying to implement this will cost us more in CUDA API copying lawsuits then it could earn", I don't know.

But it's not just that they can't make competent software. It's that everyone tells them they should try, that it looks like a pile of money ready to pick up, that people try doing it on their own... and AMD does nothing. They're not even taking the chance to fail/succeed. Can you imagine that Lisa Su doesn't get asked about this at least once a week?
Only for government services / banks, everywhere else no. Nordic countries already do this. Japan also recently introduced "MyNumber" exactly for this purpose and makes doing taxes more straightforward, though "MyNumber" is kinda mixed bag as it allows connection to many third party services and offers points for purchases etc..., I only limit my use for the taxes and government services.
Maybe Republicans will be able to run a DMV if we force them to do this.
libsystemd had already removed the lzma dependencies last week, before the backdoor became public, to reduce external dependencies.
Obviously Christianity is important and thus loved by many but that also means its hated by many. The Council of Nicaea is when 'the state' gets very directly involved with 'the religion'. So if you want to claim some ancient conspiracy exists where state and religion conspire, Council of Nicaea is a nice starting point.
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To clarify (1), we should not be exchanging tarballs, period. Regardless of whether it's different from what's in the source repository.

It's 2024, not 1994. If something masquerading as open-source software is not committed to, and built from, a publicly verifiable version-controlled repository, it might as well not exist.
Targeting a particular govt or organization won't be fruitful. Simply because publishing fake news is profitable. Even if no state is sponsoring it, people will still publish it because publishing crazy wild theories attract eyeballs and make money.
In practice, "staying cold" often involved luck. A bit of Russian roulette, one might say.
Imagine that you have to use your personal id to log into various services online. Google. Facebook, Reddit, this site and others.
But then you are like me perma banned on most of them because of radical ideas. Never ever in your life you will be able to use those services. Sorry the computer says no.
I think it’s worth worrying about on an iBook. The hard drive is in between the motherboard and the palmrest, so replacing it basically involves taking the entire machine completely apart (including having to deal with a ton of really tight snap points). It’s definitely not something you want to do more than once, and I’m not sure how many disassembly cycles the 20 year old plastic can take.
I can confirm this, I have a mail server with extremely low, non-bulk mail traffic and without SPF/DKIM/DMARC nothing works. Even with, Gmail started rejecting mail (probably noisy neighbor), so the only way around that was to use the little-advertized relay service in the paid Google Workspace when sending towards gmail or workspace domains.
I was confused why you would say LLM's have agency, but I see there's something like dozens of potential definitions of agency, much like there's probably dozens of potential definitions of AGI.
It's not necessarily that it's intractable - just that a thing can be very hard to describe, under some circumstances.

Imagine someone learning English has written "The experiment reached it's conclusion" and you have to correct their grammar. Almost any english speaker can correct "it's" to "its" but unless they (and the person they're correcting) know a bunch of terms like 'noun' and 'pronoun' and 'possessive' they'll have a very hard time explaining why.
Interesting question, I'd like to know this also.

Guess it's going to be a variant of Llama or Grok.
"Ronald Reagan: calculating cynic or genial dunce ?"

The jury remains out.
Just use jails. They're better anyway for the few cases where containers actually make sense at all.
Oh, so just a doom themed text based adventure?

Didn’t AI dungeon already do that?
Looks like we are about to achieve a new record this summer. It sucks to see the climate slowly deteriorate while knowing there is little I can do to prevent it.
Teams was included in M365 way before lockdowns.
uh, nice ad? hello.
I disagree on the “nobody”. A lot of people did function that way as evidenced by a long history of contributions to open source projects. Certainly the folks that brought me to Open Source had no quarrels with having their real identity associated and definitely neither did I.
The government already takes care of many people who ruin their lives in different ways. Cannabis being a bit more legal doesn't change this. I suspect it even lowers the overall cost, as it lifts some burden off of law enforcement.
> But at least some Coalition senators also voiced concerns about privacy. Matt Canavan and Gerard Rennick expressed dissent during the Senate committee process

> Senator Gallagher called the senators "conspiracy theorists" and accused the Coalition of appeasing them.

The government denouncing elected officials voicing the smallest of concerns over privacy as "conspiracy theorists" should set off a lot of alarm bells.

The Australian government has a history of spying, often illegally, on citizens for such 'crimes' as being Muslim or caring about the environment.

Some examples:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-11-25/victoria-forests-agen...

https://adi.deakin.edu.au/australian-muslims-experiences-of-...
> I'm honestly really worried about Andres. He thwarted a very expensive operation by an state actor.

I don't think Andres is in serious danger, unless he is a persistent threat to the bad actors. It's true that we owe him big time for discovering the backdoor. But it could have been someone else before him. And it may be someone else the next time. Too much depends on chance for anyone to justify targeting him. They risk blowing their cover by doing that just to satisfy their ego.
By “beat” I meant performance.

Obviously an ASIC is not a general purpose machine like a cpu.
You can ask LLMs the same question and they might sometimes get it wrong and other times get it right. Having different answers is no indication that none of them is correct.

Furthermore, even if an LLM always gives the same answer to a question, there’s no guarantee the answer is correct.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propaganda

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_lie#Alleged_quotation
If it was proving my ID to my own Government then yes, otherwise no - I’d work around the restriction.
Exactly. They’re much faster for their specific tasks and thus are more power efficient and potentially cost efficient
> if you accidentally use the word "hack" [with] ChatGPT...

Side note: ChatGPT is now completely useless for most creative tasks. I'm trying to use it, via NovelCrafter, to help flesh out a story where a minor character committed suicide. ChatGPT refuses to respond, mentioning "self harm" as a reason.

The character in question killed himself before the story even begins (and for very good reasons, story-wise); it's not like one's asking about ways to commit suicide.

This is insane, ridiculous, and different from what all other actors of the industry do, including Claude or Mistral. It seems OpenAI is trying to shoot itself in the foot and doing a pretty good job at it.
ebay and yard sales. But yes, I replaced my old tub because nothing is to spec and everything was handcrafted so none of modern parts will fit.
I highly doubt that this would obviate the need for biologics, but I think it would probably work very well in combination.
By “beat” I meant in performance.

Obviously you can’t change an asic
Can't this be qualified more simply as the Parkinson's law in action ?
It's actually worse than that; from what I can piece together of the history:

1. the people at Intel who originally implemented `_BitInt()` made `_BitInt(128)` eight-byte aligned
2. the x86_64 psABI document was updated to agree with that
3. it was implemented in clang in such a way that it also made `_BitInt(128)` eight-byte aligned on arm64 ...
4. ... but the AAPCS says that it's sixteen-byte aligned
5. ... and maybe the x86_64 psABI is going to change to say that it's sixteen byte aligned after-all.

So--as of a month ago when I was studying this because we're in the middle of enabling `[U]Int128` in Swift--_BitInt(128) didn't agree with __int128[_t] on either platform, and that's definitely a bug on arm64, and, although it behaves as documented on x86_64, that also might change.
OP here. Believe it or not, Im aware what rust and sand are made of.

Iron oxide is an essential nutrient your body craves and has billions of years of evolution to process.

Sand has no biological use and is completely inaccessible to biological systems. While chemically inert, it is chemically active through its ability to provide a surface for catalysis and biologically active by being able to cut bio membranes.

Furthermore, nanoscale "ceramics" (is SiO2 a ceramic? I think so) are far more catalytically active than their bulk counterpart due to the sharp vertices and edges.

Nano scale rods of SiO2 is not sand. It only shares chemical formula, which is a sophomoric understanding of chemistry.

Anyway steel and SiO2 are not even close to the same category in terms of chemical resistance.

For starters the person you replied to said stainless steel, not steel which corrodes like crazy. But even if it were stainless steel, stainless steel isn't stainless and will corrode. Especially at the nanoscale.

By comparison SiO2 will never degrade. AFAIK only HF attacks SiO2, and I know of no biological systems that use F.

"Si is not SiO2!" you protest. So? SiO2's lattice habit and constant matches Si's almost exactly. This means that SiO2 will adhere to Si very well protecting it. Since O is everywhere, SiO2 will form. Since the material we're talking about here is a nanoscale and narrow aspect ratio, it's likely to fully oxide the Si turning this into nanoscale asbestos. This despite the reduced diffusion from the low T since:

- there isn't much length to diffuse at the nanoscale

- narrow, nanoscale structures have different bond, surface and volume energetics which favor passivation rxn by the O.

In short, these researchers have to prove this isn't going to stay forever in the environment piercing bio membranes until evolution incorporates HF into our gene pool.

Btw, I propose novel ways to make nanoscale thermite for a living. Im hardly an innocent party.
Absolute Sea Temperature trend is pretty shocking. Looks like we didn't even have a Winter, like we are starting the season out already as high as last mid summer. Right now in March, is already higher than last years peak high which was already a large increase..
Yes, I don't understand why they are using a search benchmark for these... it would be much better to have something like giving it a story up to the context length (from a book? how to find one that's not in the training data?) and have it write a new chapter/ending that is consistent with all prior text and introduces zero inconsistencies.

But how can you automatically evaluate whether it did this?
Thanks for the suggestion. I just ordered a Coral USB to hopefully play around with.
That’s wishful thinking. Please don’t go off your IBD meds or you will regret it some day.
Voluntary? For someone in middle school? For the vast majority of these kids, I guarantee you it wasn't their idea.

In seven states, you must be 18 to get married. In the rest, it isn't that minors are rushing to head down the aisle. In 1959, the UN General Assembly adopted the Declaration of the Rights of the Child, which defines children's rights to protection, education, health care, shelter, and good nutrition.

The ONLY country that refuses to ratify it is the US. Why? Many states reserve the right to exercise the death penalty on minors and still allow child brides, where several states have no minimum age at all to which parents can choose their minor's spouse—commonly a much-older male adult. We have states willing to send 10 year olds down the aisle today in the name of "religious freedom".

As for "we aren't sending 10 year olds down in coal mines," that's only because we aren't sending anyone down into coal mines much anymore. It is an industry well into decline with scarce jobs for adults. As a nation, more and more kids are ending up in jobs that violate the law for their hazardous nature, like meat packing and roofing.

https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/child-labor-laws-migrants-i...

And while these particular jobs are still illegal for kids to have, there are both a lot of adults trying to get more kids working these and other jobs as well as legislators (overwhelmingly if not exclusively from just one side of the political aisle) trying to tear down what relatively few job prohibitions exist for children.

I think it's more than fair to call out efforts to expand the number of jobs that kids can be pushed into at a young age as a trend rather than a one-off.

In Arkansas, a bill signed by Governor Sanders removes the requirements for kids under 16 to prove their age and provide parental consent to get jobs.

The Governor of Iowa recently signed into law a bill that loosens protections for kids in employment. It extends the hours in which they are allowed to be on the clock, it opens up more potential options for where kids can work, and it even allows kids as young as 16 to serve alcohol in restaurants. Hilariously, the 16-year-old teenagers would be required to have training on "prevention and response to sexual harassment" when serving alcohol to adult strangers. (Might as well remove seat belt laws as long as we teach folks about the dangers of car accidents.)

Some kids want to work. Some kids would want to race Formula 1 too. When did we decide as a nation to have kids do whatever they want regardless of the risks posed to them? No, this trend isn't about the kids. It's the adults who are falling down on their jobs.
I don't want bounds-checking, so lost interest immediately.

This is a step in the wrong direction.
Some of us would love to move into the 21st century. Unfortunately, we can't even agree that IDs are needed to vote.
I have received exactly 2 such messages in the 25+ years I've had a mobile phone. I imagine this is a regional thing, and that where you are eithet mobile networks are insecure, or operators are in cahoots with spammers?
This doesn't relate to GPU kernels unfortunately.
Anyone can share experience with https://ollama.com/ ?
I think this is somewhat unlikely. Timezone/timestamp analysis of their commits seems to show them working on it as a day job. And that they were obfuscating their location from the get-go (not 100% successfully). It may not have been a state actor or even paid, but it seems like they started with at least the intent to deceive about their identity and origin, and that they were working on it as more than just a hobby.
> the all powerful oracle that guides a reboot of civilization using knowledge of science and engineering.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dr._Stone
Sounds like my experience when tinkering as well.

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> the extreme cost of SDI meant that there was enormous opportunity cost.

And on another angle, marginal costs greatly favor the offense over the defense. The mutually-agreed ban on MIRVs has ameliorated this, but still, in SDI scenarios the offense has it much easier and cheaper than the defense.
Which drugs are you talking about? Pretty much all the biologics for CD have amazingly positive safety profiles…
Alcohol is extremely addictive and once you are addicted it can cause such strong dependence that people can _die_ from quitting cold turkey.
Ollama is really easy.

brew install ollama

brew services start ollama

ollama pull mistral

Ollama you can query via http. It provides a consistent interface for prompting, regardless of model.

https://github.com/ollama/ollama/blob/main/docs/api.md#reque...
Kyoto people also have a reputation for being a bit snobby and closed minded, even for Japanese standards, I would not take their complaints too seriously.
Posted too early.
Showing it’s bad in mice on a high fat diet is hardly evidence of anything in humans.

Mice typically don’t eat meat… why would we expect their response to meat to be at all related to ours?
I use LM Studio[0] on my M-series macs and it's pretty plug and play.

I've got an Ollama instance running on a VPS providing a backend for a discord bot.

[0] https://lmstudio.ai
Thefuck: Correct errors in previous console commands
Yet they had to write this in english in a UK based paper
Do you find a large database or spreadsheet that hold more information than you can "alien" too?
It's not a great start to begin with an introduction of time domain and frequency domain and then show unlabeled graphs of same.
It lacks batching support (n>1), unfortunately, which is necessary for Loom-like applications
So did he plan all this from the beginning or somewhere down the line he went full yolo?! I am looking at his mailing chat[0] and he seemed pretty enthusiastic about improving and fixing XZ.

[0] https://www.mail-archive.com/search?l=xz-devel@tukaani.org&q...
I like it how you said "no need to put it in the ad". It's as if you do feel where the problem is, you just choose to ignore it. I guess you have to ignore it, otherwise you will have an existential crisis when you realize you are the bad guy.
Here's why AI taking over and leading humans might actually be good news!
My impression is that the Wolfram language is not particularly object-oriented and that it does not support OOP. Am I wrong? It has certain features that are enablers for libraries supporting OOP.

OTOH Java has a defined language standard (independent of implementations), which describes classes/fields/methods/dynamic dispatch/inheritance/hiding/constructors, ... ( https://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se22/html/jls-8.htm... ).

I fail to find a similar language definition of OOP for Wolfram. That could be me.
Unfortunately so many websites want you to upload license/passport/lease/etc. these days, I detest this practice.
LMStudio has an easy interface, you can browse/search for models, it has a server if you need an API, etc.

it's pretty 'idiot proof', if you ask me.

https://lmstudio.ai
I think "gateway language" is a really powerful concept indeed! My knowing Spanish has made it much more approachable for me to pick up Portuguese, Italian, and French phrases. Also, while I'm not a native German nor Dutch speaker, when i worked for a Dutch boss and picked up a few phrases, it made it so much easier for me to pick up some German when on another job i gained a German boss.
Let us not forget the most important driver:

NDDCDD - Noun driven development categorisation driven development
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My main issue since legalization is I find the smell disgusting.

It also imbues and latches itself onto to whatever is around you. Now legalization has people smoking it in my apartment complex or at restaurants and the smell just lingers around my house or on your clothes when your near it.

And then Every weed smoker I brought this up to told me tough luck.
It would be interesting to know what type of people would find this game amusing..

Since I'm one of them, perhaps programmers?
For Finland I use it with ISPs too. Which I find reasonable as that means no need to go in person to set it up. So there is certain services mostly specific subscriptions where it can make sense.

Not saying credit card is not valid option for streaming. Or having someone like Klarna in online shopping. But when we think of phone, landline-internet, electricity and so on strong authentication does make some sense and is acceptable.
> I dont want people to know what I wrote 15 years ago in some place of the internet. That’s not me anymore.

Did you always feel like that or is that something that came out of the experience of what people do with that information?
re:funding

my friend suggested to nominate Justine for the open source contributions in an internal Microsoft programme (the winner takes $10k). They did not even want to add her to the potential list of nominees because her software is not used in MSFT. It speaks volumes about the corporate culture and shows what they really think about OSS support.
There's barely a point in making a better C++ if you're not going to address one of the most obvious footguns.