ALLTaken

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by ALLTaken 2y ago
I have some inside information about Sam Altman's company. I don't have funds to pay to a lawyer, but I have video evidence of his firm stealing protected, sensitive and private data. What can I do with that? Can someone help? I p
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by ALLTaken 2y ago
I am confused with the wording. Is there an official description of Non-Human Identities? I only known service accounts, which pose similar threat. Both AI and Humans can use service accounts and api-keys to pose the same threats. But it&#x
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DeepSeek hit with large-scale cyberattack(cnbc.com)
3 points by ALLTaken 2y ago|0 comments
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by ALLTaken 3y ago
Oh my god, I didn't know it's on most food wrapping. So when I get a coffee to go it's also a PFAS that seals the paper from the fluid?
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by ALLTaken 3y ago
What about the BP Oil Spill? How would that go, reparation and paying someone money like the government isn't going to benefit nobody and especially not the world. After the Fukushima incident they just dropped the radioactive water ba
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by ALLTaken 3y ago
History tells otherwise. Radioactive toothpaste was once a product... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doramad_Radioactive_Toothpaste
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by ALLTaken 3y ago
Wow, first time hearing of this.. so terrible.. no money in the world is worth the lasting damages he contributed to. There are few of such people still alive in the world, without which we'd have millions of less deaths and people lef
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by ALLTaken 4y ago
Is this the link? https://engineering.fb.com/2019/05/21/ai-research/pythia/ or maybe this? https://github.com/EleutherAI/pythia I'm confused.
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by ALLTaken 4y ago
I wish OpenAI and Google would opensource more of their jewels too. I have recently heard that people are not to be trusted with "to do the right thing.." I personally don't know what that means or if that's right. But
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by ALLTaken 4y ago
I've read the whole article, it's very long, but it was written in such a refreshingly clean way. Hats-up! I believe the engineers really spent a lot of their time building this from the ground up. I'm thankful that those lar
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by ALLTaken 4y ago
For iCloud, would just copying images from iCloud to the backup media be enough?
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by ALLTaken 4y ago
Wow, impressive. I didn't know such a thing existed. Need to tell my uncle who builds/maintains gas/water/heating systems for houses in Germany for clients.
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by ALLTaken 4y ago
It actually creates a directory with hashes of the packages, so if you run another install that requires a package within that was previously downloaded, it just skips the download too.
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by ALLTaken 4y ago
not a dumb question, the state-of-the-art is nothing nailed against the wall that's there forever. It's in constant flux and development. Using Next.js on Cloudflare and Cloudflare Workers (edge-functions) or deno is a basically a
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Bin-Packing Algorithm for CSS Sprites(codeincomplete.com)
1 points by ALLTaken 4y ago|0 comments
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by ALLTaken 5y ago
Indeed I wish there was a video of someone explaining this article on a whiteboard/chalkboard.
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by ALLTaken 5y ago
I was thinking of the same and also that this is just a glimpse of what's possible and possibly just intended this way to raise the interest in those genuinely curious. Unfortunately I don't fully understand from just glancing ove
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by ALLTaken 5y ago
Nobody mentioned Agda. I had to use Alloy in the university and it was easy, but it doesn't cover all bases as the previous commenter said.
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by ALLTaken 5y ago
I do. 3y now and no salary increase. I quit. Giving up.
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by ALLTaken 5y ago
Haven't gotten a raise in almost 4 years at lufthansa as a consultant. €60k/y sucks.. I should quit, but want to start my own company. However I don't know how I can start a blockchain business in germany, stuff like incorper
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by ALLTaken 5y ago
No, haven't gottan any raise in the last 3.5 years and I want to quit. Currently at Lufthansa as a consultant and very unhappy.
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by ALLTaken 5y ago
Also highly interested! It would be awesome if the database could be accessible via C/C++ or Rust library in order integrate into existing applications, if that makes sense.
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by ALLTaken 5y ago
I missed the first part, but will check it out. I'm on sick leave and can't do anything anyway. My main question so far is: Can you make use of the speed of Array-based languages, but save computation time, by compiling it into a
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by ALLTaken 5y ago
I wasn't there and could inform myself only through media. So no climate data wasn't actually deleted? That'd be a big relief =)
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by ALLTaken 5y ago
Sure, that's a legitimate question and I appreciate it. Important background: I'm a very early adopter of technologies and I'm genuinely curious. First the terminology I used is wrong, it's not an investment, it's
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by ALLTaken 5y ago
Wasn't the Trump administration in effect ordering the deletion of all climate data [1]? I remember there was a very hefty reaction amongst scientists. I was also furious about that, even as a european. That data was gold. - [1] https
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by ALLTaken 5y ago
I have talent in dev/code, but didn't use any of it. 2x Corona, short-time work, depression.. :( I'm fully open for any suggestions. It's not passive: I started investing into stocks and sold almost all for about 5% prof
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by ALLTaken 5y ago
I use https://searx.me/ specifically https://searx.bar for controversial topics. Google seems to often times redact content and once during a academic research project in advanced military technologies me and my
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by ALLTaken 5y ago
I agree with it being spam and delisting. Still made me curious, as my bluetooth keyboard/mouse combo from around 2004 chews through batteries like nothing. Yeah, also need a new notebook, mine is dated 2007 (unfortunately HP). I would
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by ALLTaken 5y ago
I'm kind of an amateur, but incredibly curious, willing to learn and do hard work. I have many ideas and questions regarding your paper: - How do you adjust weights between different spikes? - Do you use or implement a kind of wavelet

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