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j4hdufd8

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    Comment #45513615

    "Silicon baked private keys" are really vague buzzwords. That's pretty much standard and it can be implemented in a variety of ways. Not sure why you're calling this non-unlockable…

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    Comment #45509174

    What is non-unlockable secure boot?

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    Comment #45492672

    GPUs are also used to speed up inference (the math is virtually the same). You think your ChatGPT queries are running on x86 servers?

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    Comment #45491587

    > A tax on the mistaken believe that NVidia has an monopoly on putting transitions in a particular configuration which they obviously don't NVIDIA doesn't place transistors in part…

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    Comment #45481101

    ...while selling you crap you don't need because they follow you everywhere.

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    Comment #45472918

    > rather than to wave at the street (which is what I used to do to get a ride.) Ummm taxis aren't everywhere like NYC or something. Broadly speaking Uber will pick you up in an arb…

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    Comment #45472245

    It definitely exists in Amsterdam, no? When I visit I just tap my card/phone on NFC enabled card checking machines (which exist in and out of the stations)

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    Comment #45460616

    Train your own brain first. Or good luck with dementia

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    Comment #45429969

    Nice! I enjoyed this sub thread. I'm not sure what I conclude but I enjoyed thinking about this.

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    Comment #45428896

    Challenging the value of AI generated "art"

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    Comment #45428603

    What are the benefits of those videos?

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    Comment #45403231

    I do exactly the same!

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    Comment #45385283

    Android is a Linux distribution. 100% you can absolutely build C/C++ binaries that you run directly like fairly regular Linux programs. Executables, daemons, CLI, sockets, whatever…

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    Comment #45359989

    What are you implying about people that go to Berghain?

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    Comment #45326099

    This is very cool

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    Comment #45323681

    > AI was supposed to help juniors shine No, I don't think that was ever any kind of goal set by anyone ever

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    Comment #45290974

    I appreciate the clarification, thank you :) I'm glad we're on the same page. Always curious to learn new details from others, hence my insistence heh

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    Comment #45260521

    I was purely focusing on whether or not it uses eFuses, literally, which it 100% absolutely does. I was not making any other such claims. Indeed it may be true today that "restorin…

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    Comment #45251230

    The Pixel 6 is mentioned specifically about eFuses which is the technical detail that caught my attention in this thread. > The Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch, Pixel 6 and Samsung Galax…

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    Comment #45248098

    Where are you getting this information? For what it is worth, Wikipedia mentions the Pixel 6 on the eFuse page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EFuse Myself I have not reverse enginee…

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    Comment #45214519

    It's widely supported

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    Comment #45214502

    What's your threat model for this kind of security?

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    Comment #45214431

    This is well documented in AOSP, what do you mean?

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    Comment #45143401

    > For what it’s worth, I ran your comment—over drinks—past a professor of philosophy who has published peer-reviewed research out of Columbia. He said I was too gentle. It’s gibber…