throawayonthe

still a big codebase: https://github.com/signalapp/libsignal

the comment isn't even about the quality, it's about the "from scratch" aspect (used to 'market' it)

no, if you're plugging something in just pick a good tv and never connect it to internet :p

on Hacker News?

i mean, we already run all apps in separate VMs...

i run Vanadium on GraheneOS with javascript JIT off (the default configuration) and it's fine basically everywhere

yes but if it reached you without an embargo it's kinda already not kept

and you weren't coordinated with

well it isn't apple, you should expect a different brand of professionalism :p

nice

seems like a pretty bad analogy because, yeah, i don't care about my lock being tested lol? it's not a security device

not a metric, it's a parameter used at inference time

it's a joke, riffing on the "would rust have fixed this?" referring to any vulnerability

> concerns that the energy being pumped into wall sockets could cause wiring in old homes to catch fire, but he says “that’s never happened in Europe,” despite its widespread adoption.

well old NA circuits are notoriously shittier and lower-amp-rated than in europe lol

i don't think it's a good argument against balcony solar but neither is that a good rebuttal

for this specific project, yes, since it seems to have progressed pretty quickly

if your IP is fixed, surely no further fingerprinting is necessary?

this is not what i'm talking about at all, in this case it would be a similar situation if the labels said "contains acrylamide, a papermaking precursor chemical" or something else irrelevant to both the purported danger and use/reason for occurrence

and with the vapes thing, they could just say "formaldehyde is a human carcinogen, can cause permanent adverse effects to nervous system, irritate mucous membranes and aggravate asthma etc" instead of talking about tissue preservation yk?

i pay for mailbox.org but i never use the webmailer haha, they support IMAP/SMTP

it's weird how they say "One TOR exemption that allows the rocket fuel chemical perchlorate to be used in grain bags..." as well as the article they link to https://blogs.edf.org/health/2019/01/11/fda-perchlorate-in-f... focusing on it being a rocket fuel component

i guess it sounds scary? but it almost implies rocket fuel is somehow involved in grain transport lol. the real reason for its use i guess is to control static electricity: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perchlorate#:~:text=control-,s...

this is like that one time people came to my school to talk about vapes, and one of their talking points was "vapes can contain formaldehyde, and formaldehyde is used to preserve dead specimens/tissue samples" ; they did not get my issue with the lack of causal reasoning in that argument :P

would be awesome

oh no! security measures! scary!

CS students should never use an LLM

was it perhaps https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electroluminescent_wire instead

one would hope model weights are already high entropy enough and would not be improved by a general-purpose memory compression algo?

seems to refer to webp not jxl

no lol

but like, this isn't the case

they probably mean https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_protection actually

at that point can't you just use the integrated gpu which definitely has access to more ram?

kids talk to each other and share language