I clicked it expecting talk of llm/ai stuff but it took several paragraphs for author to get there, and to get to the point.

Not quite as bad as those recipe sites that expect you to read the rando's life story before the recipe, though.

We can thank Google for that.

What means "prehistoric boulder", are not essentially all boulders prehistoric? I just don't know what a historic boulder would even mean. Something in Raiders of the Lost Ark?

I'd like to know also - don't fully understand api, tokens stuff. Can user get log of what the (stolen or not) tokens were used for? Or that just kept by the provider in secret

In this specific incident, users should be able to see the history of queries for their own keys, in both OpenCode Console and their Ant/Oai accounts. All three companies have this audit feature in their respective consoles.

I would like to see the companies release an open dataset of the attackers queries, such that we can do our own analyses as a community. Public trust is in the xitter with these folks.

No, because the simulated computer does not exist in the real world. The host's physical characteristics only affect the simulation if they cause the host computer to malfunction.

> if they cause the host computer to malfunction.

It could, and that is the point running simulations. right?

The purpose is to see faults in the simulated system, not in the simulating system.

I feel like that matters less the slower the simulation runs. Simulated RF interference would operate at a much slower timetable than the host system, and I don't really think the host system's RF matters so much until you're at speed parity with the original system and hoping to interface with hardware peripherals.

Absolutely! Seems like if hardware run something simulated at 50% speed, and want to also simulate rf, would need to half the wavelengths of the rf, and some of it may enter into mush zone.

Just how massive can the machine-generated amdgpu header files get, it may be time to set some limits.

I thought caloric deficits lead to starvation.

Even back in the early 1980's with klunky keyboard and computer, was enough more appealing than the messiness of real life relationships. Only had Eliza though.

Sherry Turkle talks about these kinds of things in her latest book Artificial Intimacy. It doesn't take much (language usage) to convince humans that technology is embodied, despite it only being a simulation.

Thanks for the tip - I have "Reclaiming Conversation" by the same author but I need to reclaim some time to read it!

Perhaps we never really grow out of teddy bears and imaginary friends.

Most of us do in fact grow out of these things.

What changed is Big Ai, Tech, and Social have worked hard to addict us to their platforms.

I had aging parents in the 90's, Metamucil was the only thing going. and only one flavour was available. It's great to see more choices.

It's like Proton is going through their fat Elvis stage. They can ride on their name for a while but who knows how long.

But, hair can be dyed?

When you have laser hair removal, the laser flash pumps a ton of energy into the hair follicle which essentially roasts the shit out of the hair follicle so it dies, usually it will re-product hair at some point but very thin, wispy white hair if any at all.

You need to shave your hair for laser hair removal since you don't want a long melting chunk of hair on your body that will cause serious burns. Hair dye will not color the root base of the hair meaning that heat energy will not travel down to the base as well and probably just destroy the pigment dye instead of the hair itself.