TZubiri

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by TZubiri 5mo ago
5 stars, delved
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What a visionary Stallman was.
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On some fields doing somethingothers are not capable is an advantage, on others it's elitism. Language, communication, are more like the latter, communicarion benefits from everyone using a common language, except when that niche socio
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It seems redundant as well, if it were complementary, like LLM reviewing code or code verifying LLM, then that's defense in depth. But LLM reviewing LLM? I think if the review LLM catches it, then the executing LLM would refuse to run
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
As mentioned in the article, the point of language is to communicate with other humans, and you need a human to do that. Mathematics is famously rigorously defined, it's roughly analog to AI beating humans at chess. Sure it's impr
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Either it's LLM generated, or it's written by someone who wants to be ambiguous about using LLMs. Either way, I'm not reading it, it's a clanker or a clanker collaborationist. I mean, how would you even write an em dash?
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Absolute slop paper. Replace document with text and you'll get it. "People are asking the same questions and an answer is generated every time, what if we could like cache the questions and their answers..." Sounds like someo
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If money is a problem offer equity, looks like it might be a cofounder even. You can try the yc cofounder program in startupschool
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https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2001/04/21/dont-let-architect...
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Looking forward to this metric being Goodhart lawed. Like how the strawberry example was overtrained for, or how the pelican on a bike started being used in official release posts.
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all this for what? Is there a cash prize for the winner?
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Not the first time I saw this Hero header with text that's being written in real time, which is very cute but actually causes the layout to change every second. I guess it happens when people vibecode and the llm generates code, and it
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oh god, the vibecoded homepage, I instantly closed that. sorry
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>She’s connected to the complementary WiFi and is browsing the GOV.UK pages on Housing Benefit. She’s not slicing fruit; she’s arming herself with knowledge. >The PSP’s web browser is - charitably - pathetic. It is slow, frequently ru
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My thesis is that in software you don't want aggregators. They provide the promise of vendor neutrality, but it comes at the expense of increased supply chain compromise risk, small print technically legal data exfiltration. Even in th
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>How could anything else make any sense? Well, they disclaimed and the user acknowledged Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-QaEB5eXSU Minute 3:00
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>I have multiple family members who have healthy memory, but can't accurately remember their email address everytime: the localpart, the domain, the syntax, everything. But you can't do anything about that except asking them to
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
Soooo, let's just send a validation email and if they confirm the code, then it's a valid email? Functionally there's no false positives or false negatives
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very interesting, it seems that they use image(image,text) functions to process/filter images, effectively generating arbitrary bitmap(image), where bitmap is of the same dimension as image.
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You'll notice that my comment was a question, you can tell by the presence of question marks at the end of the sentence. Additionally, if a comment were to hypothetically point out an issue, that is valuable on its own. If someone reac
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
Build deps are even disregarded as less critical than runtime deps traditionally. So deps like sphynx for building docs are still a dev side supply chain vector. https://github.com/kennethreitz/pytheory/issues&#x2F
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
But this is npm, the execution environment is not the browser, but the server. Most packages are imported via import/require, even if it's a browser only package. Because of SSR and reasons. Or maybe not, let's look at a rand
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Closing the door behind you
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If I understand correctly, this is to protect against distillation Reverse Engineering like Deepseek vs OpenAI.
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Looks good? But doesn't this just change the compromise window from first installation to first run?
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That's not helpful my brother. If you have details share them, if not, don't pretend you are more illuminated than me. Is the image(text) function reversible? Or are they brute force searching a nearest neighbor like word2vec&#x2F
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Which is actually healthier, like a drug dealer that doesn't consume his own product
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another day, another supply chain vulnerability
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X famously implemented a feature that revelaed where the posters were from. Sure you can use a VPN, but Musk changed the rules all of a sudden and exposed a lot of accounts posting about issues from other countries. Twitter may have a lot o

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