RevEng

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by RevEng 7d ago
From TFA: > The second common variant is, instead of centralizing a service so that everyone in the company uses it, every department does it on their own. Department managers like it because it’s one less party not reporting to them to
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by RevEng 10d ago
I disagree with the centralization thought. I'm working on a project to create a central AI platform for a very large corporation. As you can imagine, such a large company already has several different platforms made by different branc
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by RevEng 20d ago
I'm almost certain it was parody.
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by RevEng 28d ago
There is a big difference in the cost of a 5-nines up time system in a heavily space constrained environment compared to a home hobby white box used for some coding. The GPUs alone cost 10x for the data center versions compared to the gamin
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by RevEng 28d ago
There's a fine line, as with alcohol. A single cup of tea might feel refreshing. A monster energy drink is going to feel like a fight or flight response. Some people are also more sensitive than others and some are addicted more really
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by RevEng 1mo ago
Especially when there are many ways to do the quantization. You can get quite different results from different methods.
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by RevEng 1mo ago
They are also an order of magnitude difference in number of parameters and that matters a lot.
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by RevEng 1mo ago
I could perhaps understand ending the reporting rule, but deleting all existing records? That's very suspicious.
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by RevEng 1mo ago
Each person takes turns. One person sings alone, then the other sings alongside their recording.
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by RevEng 1mo ago
I store my belongings with a storage company. They rent facilities from a property owner. The storage company goes under while my stuff is still in the storage unit. I go to the property owner and say my stuff was in there. They say, no, th
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by RevEng 1mo ago
I don't want them to. I'm not giving them that data myself and I don't consent to McDonalds giving them that data either, where that data is something I have to McDonalds. It's about information asymmetry.
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by RevEng 1mo ago
Targeted advertising. That can be banner ads, notifications, featured suggestions or anything else. Knowing what your are most likely to accept tells them what they should offer. The goal is always conversions: turning ad impressions into s
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by RevEng 2mo ago
I think this will become ever more common as AI improves. We used to joke, "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog," but now that is clearly true for AI agents. They can automate every part of the process, from domain and
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by RevEng 2mo ago
He explains that the field he is shooting towards is over 5km of empty field. He also started his tests with much lower weight and speed to ensure proper behavior before getting up to full speed.
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by RevEng 2mo ago
They know exactly what they are doing. Elon Musk talks a lot about freedom but he has never practiced it with regards to others, only himself. He has always considered the technologically well educated to be superior. He is also an egotisti
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by RevEng 2mo ago
It didn't happen in Canada, unless you mean the part where we rounded up all the natives and put them on reserves. I'm a white Canadian born and raised in Canada and I am far from being a minority no matter where I go, from the pr
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by RevEng 2mo ago
That's becoming less common. The issue is that, if training only contains examples of CVE reports, then asking for one will get you one, even if it's not grounded in reality. But if training consists of many negative cases with th
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by RevEng 2mo ago
Much of it comes from the same place. Depression, ADHD, and many others affect our ability to concentrate and plan. When you are in those situations, long term doesn't matter - you are fighting to live in the short term. Part of using
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by RevEng 2mo ago
In the US hacking is a federal crime, not just a civil matter. There are famous cases of people being imprisoned for hacking.
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by RevEng 2mo ago
It doesn't matter how much good it can do if it can act independently and take over the world. That's worst case scenario, but the point stands - if the potential for such dangers exists, those dangers are far more important to co
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by RevEng 2mo ago
It is scary how often I'll mention something in a face-to-have conversation and suddenly it's showing up in ads. It's way too often to be coincidence, especially with how unlikely some of those topics are. They are definitely
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by RevEng 2mo ago
Those things it can do by putting a sleep in the script or command line or executes, but that works for external shell calls. It doesn't have an internal sleep tool or rate limiting that it can apply to itself.
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by RevEng 2mo ago
They said "the" human kind, not "one" human mind. Even with structures, rules, and other tools, we are limited in the amount we can abstract, comprehend, and communicate. As projects get larger, we inevitably see a frict
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by RevEng 2mo ago
Private mode assumes you choose in advance. If you are suddenly approached, you can trigger the quick exit without any prior planning and it can be done inconspicuously.
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by RevEng 2mo ago
This is exactly the lens I use myself. I write AI software and I use it in my development process, but I try to use the AI to do things that don't remove my agency, but extend my capabilities: - Debug things. It knows way more than I
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by RevEng 2mo ago
If this were the only option, sure. It's not - the article points out several other possibilities. Just because one option isn't accessible to all doesn't mean we have to accuse the author of being ableist. We don't take
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by RevEng 2mo ago
Because I can't read all content to judge its value. I used to use other signals to help judge: literacy, reputation of the writer or publisher, the media they used to communicate. Now even governments are distributing notice of offici
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by RevEng 2mo ago
They covered that situation with the pen plotter. There are signals of commitment that you can't fake. The article isn't saying anything about accuracy or authorship, only that you actually cared about what you were communicating
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by RevEng 2mo ago
There is plenty of info here. That you failed to notice it is a separate issue.
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by RevEng 2mo ago
This isn't about proof that you wrote it - it's about proof that you care. It was important enough that you spent the effort to write it out, or were so dedicated that you committed to wearing it on your body forever. It could be

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