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by GTP 4mo ago
I understand your point, and I might even agree to some extent. However, the issue is that this isn't presented as an opportunity to do research, but as commoditizing a clinical test that, when it isn't done for medical reasons (i
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by GTP 4mo ago
Sorry, I don't get your point.
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by GTP 4mo ago
Just to add to this. My heart pumps blood in a known but different way than normal. I know because, to practice sports in my home country, it is required to undergo a specific checkup that includes an ECG. However, despite doing that visit
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by GTP 4mo ago
Sure, but in this case, there was a good reason for the additional tests: a high-risk pregnancy. And still, the outcome was stress for nothing. Now, imagine thousands of perfectly healthy people doing full-body scans every week just because
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by GTP 4mo ago
I think we may be looking at a very large, if not potentially infinite, set of quirks. And there's the risk of worrying people for nothing. So, if this is the plan, at the very least, it should take the form of a large medical study an
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by GTP 4mo ago
I find the technology side intriguing and worth a deeper dive. But I'm not convinced about their view of having people casually going to a spa every week and getting a full body scan. AFAIK, some doctors tend to avoid full-body scans.
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by GTP 4mo ago
> But good to have researchers and professors "in-house". I'm not in this field, but I think we already have them. Probably the main difference is that we have most or all of them in academia and next to none insode privat
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by GTP 4mo ago
Let's make a concrete example. I'm from Italy, currently living abroad. The salary I was getting where I am now, was almost double what I was offered in my home country. We're told that the cost of living in Italy is also low
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InferenceFS: Never worry about data again (Again)(github.com)
2 points by GTP 4mo ago|0 comments
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by GTP 4mo ago
> Isn't the story that some gaming consoles were sold at or under cost price and the markup was on the game sales? Yes, but I'm confident Android smartphones aren't. Maybe Google is an exception here, but all the other man
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MapComplete: Maps about various topics which you can contribute to(mapcomplete.org)
195 points by GTP 4mo ago|45 comments
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by GTP 4mo ago
> You know what the problem is in software engineering? A LOT of people have no clue what good software engineering is. Indeed. Is Mythos going to change this?
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by GTP 4mo ago
Has it been released to the public yet? Genuine question. Because if you didn't try it yourself, you have to rely on others' reports. And different people who tried it on different projects got different results, leading to differ
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by GTP 4mo ago
But, in the second case, you don't need permission. This is the crucial point.
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by GTP 4mo ago
in my case, we're using Docker containers to spwan Hermes instances, so it is easier to define what an instance is. And we need a container per user, because, without modifications, if multiple users talk to the same Hermes instance th
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by GTP 4mo ago
I think what they mean is that this sort of competition makes sense because it's about humans competing against each other, so that, even if we could have LLMs do it, the human version is still what captures our interest. In a similar
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by GTP 4mo ago
I don't think rule 7 would be self-contradictory since you indeed don't own the output of an LLM, but crucially, also no one else owns it. I read that rule as don't submit someone else's code without permission, which
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by GTP 4mo ago
While I'm a supporter of Rust, I have to point out that Rust's memory safety doesn't help against side-channel attacks.
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by GTP 4mo ago
Maybe I'm not getting it either, but it looks like you're imagining a scenario where you deploy multiple instances of the agent, one per user, and then each one gets a different access level based on a key. Is this correct?
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by GTP 4mo ago
> The session sharing is something you've layered on top, with extra software Nope. If you give access to the same agent instance to multiple people, then one user can get access to someone else's data. I'm working right n
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Commodore Can't Survive Solely on Nostalgia(timeextension.com)
3 points by GTP 4mo ago|0 comments
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by GTP 4mo ago
However, the time needed to get one plays a crucial role. Governments need to protect some piece of data for a very long time, but common people are generally fine with keeping something secret for their lives' duration. I don't c
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by GTP 4mo ago
Yes, but it exists because it was deemed better to be cautious and implement PQC despite the uncertainty and different points of view around the time scale to have cryptographically relevant quantum computers (or, from a different point of
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by GTP 4mo ago
We need a captcha that differentiates between the two. I want to allow only good bots in my home.
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by GTP 4mo ago
Yes, but my question was where the files on the thumb drive are coming from. At first, my understanding was that you needed to get them from the victim's machine. But, after watching a LowLevel video on YouTube, it seems those are univ
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by GTP 4mo ago
> On the other hand, having it public makes exploits more likely since everyone can take a look. Everyone can take a look, but not everyone will spend money to produce their own. So this will improve security, not reduce it.
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by GTP 5mo ago
Plot twist: it opened a Moltbook account and leaked all your API keys :D
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by GTP 5mo ago
Some replies complain about the moderator not answering the main question. While this is a valid complaint, it is also likely that they don't know the answer as well. Now, the best reply would be to openly say that they don't have
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Microsoft's 6502 BASIC is now Open Source (2025)(opensource.microsoft.com)
92 points by GTP 5mo ago|29 comments
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by GTP 5mo ago
I came here to comment on this as well, but from a different angle. Not only is the description inaccurate, but I distinctly remember a fellow HN commenter writing here years ago a very different story. IIRC, they claimed to be in Mac OS X&

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