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Krazam has a video about that.


"Rare Data Hunters"[1]? Man, the production quality went through the roof on his newest stuff.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IU4ByUbDKNc


1. People change their minds over time.

2. JXL is waaay more complex than Brotli so the risk of vulnerable implementation is also higher.

They should have demanded more rigor from the Brotli library, same for countless other dependencies chromium has. But there's no irony.


Yes they are.

Source: enterprise cloud customer, it's broken all the time.

There is GHES onprem which indeed doesn't get affected by these outages, but it's shit.


Interestingly all the separate enterprise cloud instances show the same thing:

https://us.githubstatus.com/posts/details/P7VGB7I

https://au.githubstatus.com/posts/details/PO54BK8

https://eu.githubstatus.com/posts/details/PRESCZY

https://jp.githubstatus.com/posts/details/P0N7ZG5

What's the point of (supposedly) separate and isolated data residency deployments if they all have single point of failure?


Well, the point is being able to charge enterprise customers more.


> I think 70% would be better

You can actually split the road into multiple segments and answer each separately if you don't mind the extra effort. I think there should be something like "differs along the way" button which then asks you to pick a point where to cut.


It would be interesting if it could be made to work with arbitrary transform, such as redaction.

Imagine a photo with some blacked out rectangles, and a ZK proof that confirms it comes from an attested "real" photo + adding those rectangles, but no other modification.


Are you arguing for security by obscurity?


> Licence > > MIT, see LICENSE. Nothing here is derived from anyone else's code.

Right... Except the whole thing being generated by a model derived from everyone's code.

I'm not even sure I'm against licensing it as MIT but maybe stop with the ridiculous claims on top of that?


https://bevy-cheatbook.github.io/

This one is great for filling in some of the gaps in official docs.


Their cloud offering lists this with some specific calibration data:

https://quantum.cloud.ibm.com/computers?system=ibm_phoenix

Does this mean they literally have a single one? (Or at least a single one they offer publicly)


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