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by Supply5411 3y ago
I'm very far from the beginning of my career, but maybe I see a point in your comment, because I frequently try technologies that I am not an expert in. Just yesterday, I asked if Typescript has the concept of a "late" type,
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by Supply5411 3y ago
My mind is blown that someone gets so little value out of an LLM. I get over software engineering stumbling blocks much faster by interrogating an LLM's knowledge about the subject. How do you explain that added value? Are you skepti
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by Supply5411 3y ago
You could argue that speech is literally noise that drowns out the signals of your environment. If you just babbled, it would be useless, but instead you use it intelligently to communicate ideas. LLM output is a new palette with which huma
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by Supply5411 3y ago
While not exactly the same, the invention of the printing press caused a lot of controversy with the Catholic Church. With the printing press, people could mass produce and spread information relatively easily. I'm sure a lot of it was
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by Supply5411 3y ago
How do you secure AWS credentials on a compromised machine? Any solution that you build is going to be more complicated and less secure than IAM. In IAM, your workload/server can have an identity. The software running on the server is
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by Supply5411 3y ago
A short term memory is an acceptable substitute for trust
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by Supply5411 3y ago
Very cool. Pessimistically, I think that having a clear, understandable view of legal text so that people can navigate the law safely is against a lot of entrenched interests.
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by Supply5411 3y ago
I disagree. IAM is like having a house with doors that lock. It doesn't matter how big or small your house is, you're going to want the ability to restrict who can go where and do what. It's part of basic security. If they&#x
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by Supply5411 3y ago
>I'm also enjoying staying sane avoiding IAM. This sticks out to me. IAM isn't crazy, and having access controls in place is going to be the very first thing you want to do when you bring someone else on board. Maybe you'r
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by Supply5411 3y ago
Issue bankruptcy is real. Speaking from personal experience, at some point maintaining OSS is incompatible with living in the real world. The work is free and often thankless (but not always). The problems are complex and compete with real
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by Supply5411 3y ago
Simulation 16 is hilarious. By the state dynamically scaling how much they print money in order to support government workers, government workers accumulate more wealth than the producers of goods.
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by Supply5411 3y ago
Where are the bad actors who exploit the system to steal from everyone? No economic simulator is complete without this. Edit>> It appears to be the state.
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Except not in this case. Elizabeth Chloe Romanis has written dozens of articles[1] arguing for new classifications for these unborn children. This is not a person saying "we're going into uncharted territory." This is a perso
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by Supply5411 3y ago
>Even what to call the entities in these devices is fraught, says Chloe Romanis, a biolawyer at Durham Law School, UK. They’re not fetuses in the conventional sense because they are no longer in the womb, she says. Is this an attempt to
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by Supply5411 3y ago
From the post: >A cloned database view is some representation of your database that has been post-processed to only contain data that the user is allowed to see. This representation would typically be in the form of a separate user-speci
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by Supply5411 3y ago
I've written about this solution in the context of running LLM-generated SQL safely. I call it the "cloned database view" solution[1]. The author touches on 2 issues that are tangential to this problem, restricting unauthoriz
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by Supply5411 3y ago
And there are humans that can jump 8ft in the air. Doesn't mean it's correct to say that "humans can jump 8ft in the air." Very few people are regurgitating verbatim information.
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by Supply5411 3y ago
I would say it's Kafkaesque, but charging money for access to the legal text seems to take it a step further.
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by Supply5411 3y ago
When there's no novel natural/social/political disasters to keep everyone distracted, they run with alien stories.
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by Supply5411 3y ago
AI startups have inspired me to think more about what "value creation" really is. There's so many AI startups out there that add AI to make silly process X easier, when it really hides the problem of silly process X existing
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by Supply5411 3y ago
>avoid suffering for a few minutes Not sure where you live, but where I've lived, they form camps, do drugs in the open, scream at people, and vandalize their surroundings. They make a good environment hostile to everyone. That&#x27
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by Supply5411 3y ago
>without mobile devices But 50% of the 2FA options you listed do not require a mobile device. Security key and TOTP app. TOTP apps are free. Try authy.
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Safely executing LLM-generated SQL(docs.heimdallm.ai)
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How bees are trained for bomb detection [video](youtube.com)
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