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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 1 year ago
IMHO best way to address AI plagiarism would be to educate the staff on the topic.
E.g. just with human eye and simple comparison you can often spot snippets of wikipedia articles.
Also, models always lag behind so by adding as up to date stuff as possible to assignments the applicability of AI will decrease by factors.
Generally speaking AI risks should be dealt same way as vulnerabilities and malware, i.e. you should think it as a process rather than a something ending up with some final solution.
E.g. just with human eye and simple comparison you can often spot snippets of wikipedia articles.
Also, models always lag behind so by adding as up to date stuff as possible to assignments the applicability of AI will decrease by factors.
Generally speaking AI risks should be dealt same way as vulnerabilities and malware, i.e. you should think it as a process rather than a something ending up with some final solution.
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What puzzles me here is that 0x81010001 is reserved handle by TCG for the endorsement key so why would Ubuntu ever pick that as the NV index?
I'm confused but I barely skimmed the tpm2 tools outputs (tpm2_readpublic etc.).
For any Linux distribution builders out there, please read carefully before making any non-compliant changes: https://trustedcomputinggroup.org/resource/tcg-tpm-v2-0-provisioning-guidance/
That said I did not investigate this yet properly so forgive me I missed something essential :-)
This is way way too whitepaper'ish and lacks all the details: https://ubuntu.com/blog/tpm-backed-full-disk-encryption-is-coming-to-ubuntu
I'm confused but I barely skimmed the tpm2 tools outputs (tpm2_readpublic etc.).
For any Linux distribution builders out there, please read carefully before making any non-compliant changes: https://trustedcomputinggroup.org/resource/tcg-tpm-v2-0-provisioning-guidance/
That said I did not investigate this yet properly so forgive me I missed something essential :-)
This is way way too whitepaper'ish and lacks all the details: https://ubuntu.com/blog/tpm-backed-full-disk-encryption-is-coming-to-ubuntu
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkkoJust looking at what #Ubuntu installation stores #NVRAM of #TPM chip when installed with #TPM2 sealed #encrypted boot:
$ sudo tpm2_getcap handles-persistent
- 0x81000001
- 0x81010001
So: I guess the 2nd key, which has a policy bind, is what is “the fast path” with #PCR unsealing, and the first key is “the slow path” unsealed with the value given by snap recovery --show-keys.
Is this how it is laid out?
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Jarkko Sakkinen
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@peterkorsgaard can hold over weekend np i just thought that it would be good put it to the loop, so downshifting with this is totally fine! At least I don't want you to waste your weekend on this :-)
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 1 year ago
I've found my first useful application for 'deep" AI: a plain spell check #aspell style. I underline not to produce to the text content itself but just correct spelling and comma mistakes.
IMHO, it is pretty good application for working in open source project such as #Linux #kernel because it improves fairness and equality between native and non-native #English speakers.
You have to remember that #English is one of the tedious #language's if you analyze it objectively. It has vast amount of corner cases and exceptions. It is dead easy only because at least in #Finland you hear throughout your life by playing video games and watching TV series (we do not dub) :-)
Still, in written English e.g. comma rules are so strange that I doubt whether I will ever really can master them....
Also I have a minor #dyslexia which makes me read sentences sometimes incorrectly in any language. This can be often seen at LKML but what can you do :-)
IMHO, it is pretty good application for working in open source project such as #Linux #kernel because it improves fairness and equality between native and non-native #English speakers.
You have to remember that #English is one of the tedious #language's if you analyze it objectively. It has vast amount of corner cases and exceptions. It is dead easy only because at least in #Finland you hear throughout your life by playing video games and watching TV series (we do not dub) :-)
Still, in written English e.g. comma rules are so strange that I doubt whether I will ever really can master them....
Also I have a minor #dyslexia which makes me read sentences sometimes incorrectly in any language. This can be often seen at LKML but what can you do :-)
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Jarkko Sakkinen
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@peterkorsgaard I did send it, did not address this issue tho :-( I remembered this thread after sending it unfortunately. Can you remark this and other possible issues? I'm not that experienced with BuildRoot contributions (if I recall correctly I've only contributed quota in the past, and that is like decade ago or over). Added RFC tag for the reason that I don't exactly know what I'm doing.
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@hasheddan wow, love this type of youtube material, definitely going to check it out!
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phinnweb@ravenation.clubJori Hulkkonen - Unelmaelämää koneiden keskellä [artikkeli & video] (20.3. 2024).
"30 vuotta musiikkia tehnyt Hulkkonen kokee, että musiikkialan suuri teknologiamurros on hyödyttänyt häntä."
Video: https://areena.yle.fi/1-66455452
#JoriHulkkonen #techno #house #deephouse #Kemi #Turku #Finland
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CarveHerName
CarveHerName@mstdn.social#OnThisDay, 21 Mar 1945, Hannie Schaft, an active member of the Dutch resistance known as "the girl with the red hair", is arrested at a German checkpoint in Haarlem.
She is later executed, allegedly saying "I shoot better" after the first attempt to shoot her missed.
#WomensHistoryMonth #WomenInHistory #History #WW2 #DutchHistory #Histodons
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@timojyrinki @timojyrinki I prefer usually spare copies that can be commited or discarded over simultaneously updated concurrent persistent memory :-)
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@timojyrinki I'm test bedding Stojr now when I have my subscription left about couple of month.
I'm not really going to add any other layers to it than use rclone to "checkout and commit" stuff back and forth (not even fuse mounts). I already moved to this kind of model with Dropbox because deterministic sequence of events is my thing :-) AI/smartness is at its worst in making decision when the trigger any possible action.
Stoir stripped away from hype is "S3 for the consumer no strings attached" and billing based on capacity used, not to a fixed monthly quota.
I'm not really going to add any other layers to it than use rclone to "checkout and commit" stuff back and forth (not even fuse mounts). I already moved to this kind of model with Dropbox because deterministic sequence of events is my thing :-) AI/smartness is at its worst in making decision when the trigger any possible action.
Stoir stripped away from hype is "S3 for the consumer no strings attached" and billing based on capacity used, not to a fixed monthly quota.
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 1 year ago
For *personal* cloud storage, I think that pay-for-quota should be the new status quo de-facto. I think bits and volts are comparable enough to have matching pricing model. Huge number of TB's or unlimited quota do not make much sense from sustainability point of view.
With similar pricing model to electricity, e.g. optional carbon compensation would be trivial to implement.
I realized that I've paid for few years 2 TB Dropbox with 100GB quota at max so it makes at least for me a lot of sense to move this of cloud. There's a few pretty decent S3-compatible options available for personal use, which is also a factor more robust than using Dropbox with its awesome apps (of which I've ever used none) :-)
Paying less and having full control of the storage works for me.
#cloud #file #storage
With similar pricing model to electricity, e.g. optional carbon compensation would be trivial to implement.
I realized that I've paid for few years 2 TB Dropbox with 100GB quota at max so it makes at least for me a lot of sense to move this of cloud. There's a few pretty decent S3-compatible options available for personal use, which is also a factor more robust than using Dropbox with its awesome apps (of which I've ever used none) :-)
Paying less and having full control of the storage works for me.
#cloud #file #storage
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good timing as i just got my crowdfunded #sonicware ELZ_1 Play too.
with computer barely ever use hardware. with polyend tracker there's always some piece of gear hooked up. it has so low-barrier for sampling that it just comes natural :-) with computer it's like building a pyramid
with computer barely ever use hardware. with polyend tracker there's always some piece of gear hooked up. it has so low-barrier for sampling that it just comes natural :-) with computer it's like building a pyramid
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 1 year ago
superb :-) i should order a new encoder because old is flakky.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFj8pUaCQU4
#polyend #tracker
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFj8pUaCQU4
#polyend #tracker
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Phew, was definitely worth of trouble to wipe all the IM GUI crap and take time to setup #bitlbee with gateways for Signal, Telegram etc.
Be it separate GUI apps or within a browser tabs they constantly shift context from what you are doing and getting back in phase takes always 15-20 minutes something time.
Now I just open the tmux session when I have the time and have all the messages nicely in their own queries. You also get all the nice logging features and thus have text files of discussions that you grep later and find important bits (I do have some work related stuff going on e.g. in Signal groups). I regret that I did not do this already years ago.
Be it separate GUI apps or within a browser tabs they constantly shift context from what you are doing and getting back in phase takes always 15-20 minutes something time.
Now I just open the tmux session when I have the time and have all the messages nicely in their own queries. You also get all the nice logging features and thus have text files of discussions that you grep later and find important bits (I do have some work related stuff going on e.g. in Signal groups). I regret that I did not do this already years ago.
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Chad Loder
chadloder@kolektiva.socialThe European Parliament has passed a law banning certain AI applications that threaten citizens’ rights, including untargeted scraping of faces from the internet or CCTV footage to create facial recognition databases, emotion recognition in the workplace & schools, social scoring, and predictive policing. https://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/press-room/20240308IPR19015/artificial-intelligence-act-meps-adopt-landmark-law
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