TOMDM

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by TOMDM 2y ago
I think the vector people talk about most in this context is denial. If an adversary wants to deny access to a fab on American soil they'll need to deny access to dependencies or attack the fab itself.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Apple literally marketed the new iPhone running Death Stranding
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by TOMDM 2y ago
We're probably at least a decade away, but what happens when Apple _cant_ make a better iPhone?
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by TOMDM 2y ago
That or they could store hashes of chunks of output to compare to propaganda in the wild.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Good thing nobody's talking about breaking or locking jobs then.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Where else would you apply this reasoning? If I lose my phone it doesn't stop being a phone...
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Even if it's true it's a conspiracy > Conspiracy > a secret plan by a group to do something unlawful or harmful. It could be true but Ticketmaster is explainable by the purely mundane evil of a monopoly. I could be convinced
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by TOMDM 2y ago
If they keep it up, the Houthis will discover that the US Navy has a just-in-time delivery all of its own.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Paper for the sparcified mixtral models https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.05955
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by TOMDM 2y ago
People are wealthier and healthier today than almost any other point in history. Better times than now are a blip in the grand scheme of things. We have a huge number of social ills that contribute towards peoples reasons for not wanting ch
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by TOMDM 2y ago
If anything the latest craze is leading us into repetition. > The LLM will write the SQL query for your end users! We are doomed to repeat the same mistakes forever.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
This is pretty cool, it's snappy, it seems to work, but there's no way I trust it without a way to check the LLM's work.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
If these truly sound that much better I'd personally buy every gardener in a 3 block radius one of these myself just to get rid of the bloody gas ones.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Apple would need to stick an m4 in the next iPhone to even hope to run something like this and I bet that GPT4o would run either slowly, poorly, or not at all on a top spec m4.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
From a safety design standpoint, surely multiple redundant temperature sensors is the only way to go right? The user might "life-hack" the cable into acting like a fuse with it in the handle, having it halfway down the cable risks
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Closest I remember is the French anti-drone eagles. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2017/02/21... Don't know if they're still at it.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
The first example in the article concerns a student that was attributed as a signatory after a group they no longer attend signed on their behalf. Call it attribution if you want but it's a pretty terrible job of it.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
For the human or the LLM?
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by TOMDM 2y ago
My favourite web novel author is currently making around half a million a year on Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/Sleyca Really happy for them, the story is great.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
I'd be curious to see this architecture trained to a comparable level to Llama3. 8B params, 15T tokens of training. Llama3 8B supercedes ChatGPT3.5. If RecurrentGemma scales, then it would be both faster and more capable than its Llama
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by TOMDM 2y ago
I don't even live in the states, but sure okay buddy.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Unions work on the other end of that balance. By enforcing a policy you have to accept that you can't hire from the unions that disqualify you as an employer based on it.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
I self host a couple supabase instances. That said it feels like every other week there's an update that breaks the self hosted compose, looking through the GitHub issue tracker shows a few issues where the suggestion is "oh yeah
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by TOMDM 2y ago
A few things, RLS is secure by default, it's postgrest that's insecure by default. RLS disables all operations on a table once enabled and is only operable once there's a passing policy unless you can bypass RLS. When it come
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by TOMDM 2y ago
> Life is without meaning in and of itself. It falls to us to give life meaning. Art is a way of giving life meaning. I'd disagree, people find all sorts of meaning in life. I'd argue that art doesn't inherently give life
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Imagine teaching a legal class a fictional legal system. Philosophically there's likely great value but I doubt people wanting to practice law would favour courses with that as a focus. I agree that University courses shouldn't pu
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by TOMDM 3y ago
You really gimped your argument by including it; otherwise I'd agree it can be done.
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by TOMDM 3y ago
Reminds me of the book "Crystal Society" by Max Harms. It's about a number of AI's sharing the same compute crystal that are forced to compete and collaborate in order to fulfill their differing goals. I love it; it&#x27
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by TOMDM 3y ago
Oh wow, I didn't know about this, thanks for posting! For others, it really is just as easy as `ls | clip.exe` to pipe into your clipboard on WSL. `ls | tee clip.exe` if you want to print as well as copy. And of course you can just set
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by TOMDM 3y ago
The problem with the advice wasn't that it suggested going somewhere with more women, the problem was that it implicitly suggested that the behaviour of the local women made them poor prospects for dating. I can imagine this would be v

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