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tesnorindian

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About tesnorindian

An average Indian engineer who would like to change this world

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    Comment #49241057

    smol code has RCE risk granting model unrestricted access to local environment.

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    Comment #49240325

    Making legacy 20+ years Java Swing apps run inside a Browser using WASM and JS glue code with CheerpJ/OpenJDK runtime. WASM has a bright future for running native apps. Both WASM a…

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    Comment #49206616

    We also have ReRAM (Analog Computing), which also holds a promising future given its efficiency and low power. Though ReRAM of larger size is still a research area.

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    Comment #49195850

    This is the reason I show my frustration in my Jira tickets so that let Rovo learn how frustrated humans have became with AI slop.

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    Comment #49152760

    AWS Bedrock still lacks the support for the latest open weights models like GLM 5.2, DSV4 Flash 0731, Kimi K3 etc. Even they only support Qwen 3 which is a very old model. Any spec…

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    Comment #49120005

    LibreElec also supports ARM builds than can run on SBC like Raspberry Pi. While CoreElec is exclusively for Amlogic ARM processors.

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    Comment #49119251

    +1 for moving water from wet areas to dry areas. But desalination plants comes at a huge cost.

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    Comment #49119152

    Yes, looks like they are acting like a sponge whose efficiency to retain water decreases as time passes.

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    Comment #49119100

    Most rivers drain into Oceans while some do drain into inland lakes.

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    Comment #49119050

    As the Super El-Nino is at its peak, South India is facing an acute water crisis https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/cauvery-water-managem... #SaveWater #SaveElectricity #SaveFu…

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    Comment #49095715

    Our employer uses it unaware of its links.

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    Comment #49095562

    This bundles with 13 security skills. Hard coded to gpt-5.6-sol unlike Codex. Runs in an isolated sandbox via a cloned home directory.

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    Comment #49082130

    > Two findings in the Linux kernel illustrate the depth of these results. First, the model identified a remotely triggerable heap out-of-bounds write. The bug was introduced by an …

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    Comment #49081535

    No wonder a few weeks before few BMS apps based on BT was banned in India as they were misused for remote disabling of e-Rickshaws. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/ind…

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    Comment #49081217

    People should reject this mentality and live their life.

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    Comment #49081142

    +1. I too feel the same thing after 3 years of remote work. Sometimes I even feel that my colleagues are way more dumb than they appeared to look in online.

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    Comment #49079700

    +1 and this will really be a good move. Open weights models are not going anywhere the focus should now shift to hardware and compute. Compute needs to be optimized for LLMs, curre…

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    Comment #49079631

    AI should not be centralized and should be distributed. There can be no 1 provider to serve all of our needs. We would require both Open weights and Closed weights models for a lot…

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    Comment #49067181

    I am going through this burnout cycle since the COVID-19 days. I noticed that the origin of my burnout is not just due to my job, but also several other factors. Though my job cons…

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    Comment #49020022

    It is plain simple that the board requires a scapegoat.

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    Comment #49019460

    This pelican is the fattest with a long neck I have ever seen. Does this say anything about the model? I meant the underlying attention/pattern it took for Gemini 3.6 Flash to crea…

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    Comment #49018876

    https://public.meshllm.cloud/ - This should give the status of their public mesh. On an average I notice around 10 nodes on their public mesh serving various SLMs. You can use mesh…

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    Comment #49004263

    It is the OAI ExploitGym agents (on GPT 5.6-Sol with guardrails turned off) that escaped the sandbox, found a zero day in HF production dataset and exploited it.

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    Comment #49004097

    OAI was clueless about its agent's action until HF went public about their hack?

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    Comment #49003418

    The other day I was trying to prevent my pi.dev coding harness to expose my API keys in the env variable to the remotely hosted LLM. This is a chicken and egg problem. Without the …