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I don't know what you mean with this. Strudel is AGPL, which is hardly "impossible to use on anything". The default sound banks are CC-by(-sa), CC0 and unspecified. The unspecified…

It's a worthy goal, but can you please not push unimaginative AI slop on kids? The frontpage graphic you're showing here already contains numerous slop markers and errors, and you'…

Those characters are present. The design of the number row is just so 'out there' that you missed them.

> I drink black tea rest of the day Black tea contains a considerable amount of caffeine too. Aside from that, I know of two people whose years-long mysterious health effects disap…

Nobody is LARPing an Eingetragener Verein , they're just being one, and the law requires them to have a board and presidium. As they got hundreds of votes on the issue, that means …

It's very, very hard for untrained people to be strict about verifying any secret phrase. The attacker can make all kinds of excuses, while creating urgency, and many people quickl…

> I think it's ok to have multiple talents. Of course that's okay, but do recognize that most blockchain projects in general and DAOs and NFTs specifically have been considered fra…

The entire design looks very interesting, but from the outside and without domain expertise I find it very hard to assess if anything about this is actually real or just a large an…

The second chapter of the included tour [1] is about celery: "In fact, it's the fourth most common item among the Buttolph Collection menus, after coffee, tea, and olives." [1] htt…

> Just repeating the same prompt until you get the desired result? Not necessarily the desired result, but until it's 'done', where the LLM itself is the judge on if the is the cas…

The point is that you need several orders of magnitude less capital to run GLM-5.2 compared with the investment needed to train a model like Opus or GLM-5.2 from scratch. To do inf…

> The reason we skip 200ms instead of pausing for 200ms when we get missed packets in a WebRTC call is because we can't pause the human on the other side of the call. But we can pa…

^-- ignore much of the IIRC above; I completely misremembered, I now notice after rewatching the talk.

Yes indeed, that chain of exploits was all software and not hardware. Developed after the Hotz exploit and Sony subsequently shuttering OtherOS. It didn't directly give access to a…

Cyber Resilience Act [1], which is well-intentioned, and doesn't outright forbid user access to firmware, but most vendors will take the easy road and outright block user-modifiabl…

> You would have to be a Hotz tier hacker if you wanted to do anything close to this only last year This isn't true at all. Yes, LLMs have made it dramatically easier to analyse, d…

Creating the PR, doing the explanation you just did, and closing it yourself might be a good option. Then at least your code lives somewhere that someone else can reuse if desired.…

Yes indeed, thanks for the correction. It has been a complex story, and I already forgot that chapter. I edited it into my post (also modified a wrong date of the first derogation)…

The report you're referring to by the European Commission [1] shows that the mass surveillance of Chat Control 1.0 is probably not very proportional. They even note themselves that…

So just a recap of what happened between the European Commission and the European Parliament and why the regulation has expired (it's a long story, I'm probably missing many nuance…

It also seems conceptually wrong to refer to a process of ordering and cleaning up notebook facts as 'dreaming'. If I collect and clean up my notes of the day, that's a very consci…

I use Big-AGI [1] as selfhosted open source LLM workspace, and it's quite telling that when adding API keys for Anthropic, it presents a note inbetween reading "Experiencing Issues…

> OpenCloud is the "open-source" fork but they are already in legal trouble with OwnCloud due to industrial espionage claims. Can you expand on this or source this? I'm quite inter…

What's the source of the text? It seems to be either a copypasta from a journal article or LLM-generated (and not your own text).

The frontend parts are explicitly and correctly licensed under the Apache license in the header of the same file.