AgentME

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by AgentME 2y ago
Because they also believe the development of superhuman machine intelligence will probably be the greatest invention for humanity. The possible upsides and downsides are both staggeringly huge and uncertain.
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by AgentME 2y ago
Internet commenters don't "reason". They just generate inane arguments over definitions, like a lowly markov bot, without the true spark of life and soul that even certain large language models have.
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by AgentME 2y ago
If the listener is a fresh function passed straight to the listen method as in my example, nothing else will have a reference to it besides the event target, and if that's a weak reference then it will get collected eventually and effe
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by AgentME 2y ago
The listeners can be garbage-collected if the `greetings` publisher object and any unsubscribe callbacks are garbage-collectable. This is consistent with normal Javascript EventTargets which don't use weak refs. If only weak refs were
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by AgentME 2y ago
Browsers like Chrome already allow you to install websites that support it to your computer as a desktop app, and a page can already fill itself with a canvas element to allow itself to be programmatically in charge of all the pixels in it.
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by AgentME 2y ago
It's weird to see React frequently treated in these kinds of discussions as the opposite of the good-old ways of doing things because React has great support for server-side rendering and form posts. Its server support was one of its m
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by AgentME 2y ago
I believe 256 bit symmetric keys and hashes are currently recommended because it's double the classically-secure 128 bit.
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by AgentME 2y ago
If anything is different between the two resulting configurations of possibly affected particles, such as the state of the particles of the detector, then interference can't happen. It's not just about whether the individual parti
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by AgentME 2y ago
It's a little simpler than you're thinking: only fully matching configurations (of all particles etc) can interfere. If you have a setup where a particle can pass through one of two slits and then end up in the same location (with
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by AgentME 2y ago
React doesn't necessarily mean SPAs. It has great support for server-side rendering and that was a big part of why React became more popular than other client-side JS frameworks of the time.
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by AgentME 2y ago
My benchmark for this has been asking the model to write some tweets in the style of dril, a popular user who writes short funny tweets. Sometimes I include a few example tweets in the prompt too. Here's an example of results I got fro
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by AgentME 2y ago
WebAssembly being described as a sandbox is perfectly valid. Applications with embedded sandboxes for plugins use the sandbox to protect the application from the plugin, not to protect the plugin from itself. The plugin author can protect t
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by AgentME 2y ago
Deno and npm both store the hashes of all the dependencies you use in a lock file and verify them on future reinstalls.
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by AgentME 2y ago
The title is annoyingly ambiguous so I think it's useful to point out before half the comments discuss their own imagined idea of this article that it's "exposes" as in "exposed to vulnerability", not "unc
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by AgentME 2y ago
If an individual maintainer can veto critical parts of the Rust for Linux project and announce they'll do everything they can to stop it, then Linus is wasting everyone else's time pretending it's a real project. It's no
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by AgentME 2y ago
I think I interpret the phrase "don't roll your own crypto" as expanding out to something like "don't roll your own crypto unless you're willing and able to prioritize solving any vulnerabilities that people re
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by AgentME 2y ago
As I said, you can write down the recovery seed and initialize other security keys from it, so you're able to deal with a hardware wallet breaking, unlike most fido2/webauthn security keys. Hardware wallets also require a pin to b
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by AgentME 2y ago
Some cryptocurrency hardware wallets such as Trezor's are usable exactly how you want: they support fido2/webauthn and derive their keys from the recovery seed phrase. You can write down the recovery seed phrase, initialize other
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by AgentME 2y ago
Oh I hadn't thought of using CSP for that. CSP alone used to not be enough but combined with the iframe's sandbox attribute (or the relatively newer sandbox CSP directives, which both block navigation and form submissions by defau
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by AgentME 2y ago
If you were not worried about preventing external requests and were okay with it being able to make requests as an arbitrary webpage unrelated to your site could if opened, then loading the code in an iframe with the sandbox="allow-scr
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by AgentME 2y ago
It's funny having looked forward to Sora for a while and then seeing it be superseded so shortly after access to it is finally made public.
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by AgentME 2y ago
Yes, because http/2 or http/3 will improve the reliability of the connection between the client and the reverse proxy. The connection between the reverse proxy and the underlying web server is usually much faster and more reliable
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by AgentME 2y ago
I was confused by your post until I realized you meant "isn't" at the end.
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by AgentME 2y ago
WebAssembly doesn't mean not using the DOM and it isn't the only way to use canvas elements.
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by AgentME 2y ago
MacOS has been phasing out support for third-party kernel extensions and CrowdStrike doesn't use a kernel extension there according to some other posts.
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by AgentME 2y ago
I've already seen a few posts mentioning people running into worst-case issues like that. I wonder how many organizations are going to not be able to recover some or all of their existing systems.
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by AgentME 2y ago
Framesets still work as far as I know, they're just no longer recommended for a few reasons. Browsers already try very hard to never ever break anything, at least not anything that's been commonly supported for years or has made i
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by AgentME 2y ago
The weakest part of IPFS in my experience is how long it takes one node to find another with the requested data across the internet through the public DHTs. I imagine it might work much better in this system if they're limiting it to o
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by AgentME 2y ago
Even with multithreaded WASM, the DOM will still only be usable from the page's (or iframe's) main thread, so if you want to do DOM operations not on the page's main thread you'll still need to do the same steps OP'
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by AgentME 2y ago
A point of evidence in this direction is that RLHF was developed originally as an alignment technique and then it turned out to be a breakthrough that also made LLMs better and more useful. Alignment and capabilities work aren't necess

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