TrueDuality

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by TrueDuality 2y ago
> Was there ever such a time? If so then tell me when it was. It was a goal for a long time, and I'd say we use to be more resilient pre-cloud SaaS auto-update everything. When every software solution installation is on private netw
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by TrueDuality 2y ago
This assumes that there is actually a friendly frontend meeting the equivalent feature and UI/UX experiences of things like Slack and ignoring the cost of maintaining that service by IT.
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by TrueDuality 2y ago
There is a lot of discussion on here about the different isolation levels available, but these micro-VMs aren't playing in the same field and can't be compared apples-to-apples. If you go read the paper this requires a specialized
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by TrueDuality 2y ago
It unfortunately isn't worded that it only affects new usage. If you needed to check once before your initial use that would be shady but unquestionably legal as the terms of the contract are clear when you are entering into the agreem
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by TrueDuality 2y ago
Weird visiting the page crashed my graphics driver using Firefox.
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by TrueDuality 2y ago
Google Play, for all its failings, IS the safest way to get an APK right now. F-Droid for as much as I love the open platform, does not provide any security guarantees about what you're downloading. It is a volunteer run project and do
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by TrueDuality 2y ago
Very much a anti-pattern. The entire concept of these is malicious compliance against the GDPR and not something that the GDPR requires.
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by TrueDuality 2y ago
I suspect this isn't going to get major usage. Making it a dedicated API makes these things easier to target by extensions and thus easier to block. There are legitimate usages but almost all of the ones I encounter are marketing call
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by TrueDuality 2y ago
Which people still hate because its mostly marketing trash that gets in the way of whatever they were trying to do on the underlying page.
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by TrueDuality 2y ago
Domain expertise and narrow models can definitely be an advantage but you need to be somewhat successful before you can get sufficient data to train or refine a model with sufficient domain expertise to be a differentiator. You definitely d
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by TrueDuality 2y ago
Even with interrupts there is almost always a single execution unit, and thus single-threaded. An interrupt is just a jump instruction to a predefined handler. The code that was running is entirely stopped until the system decides to resume
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by TrueDuality 2y ago
Intel TME and AMD SME (both on boot discardable unique memory encryption technologies running in silicon) are both pretty common in consumer grade hardware and has great Linux kernel support. Both Android and iPhone's use their secure
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by TrueDuality 2y ago
"Semantic Knowledge Graph" is even worse! The term is intended for the design of semantic networks with edges restricted to a limited set of relations. A knowledge graph is already about semantics! Gotta say txtai seems like a use
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by TrueDuality 2y ago
@dbish nailed it, but I can give you a bit more concrete example. Continuing off the light example I started off with. An ontology for knowing what city a person currently is in. We have two classes of entities, a person, and a city. There
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by TrueDuality 2y ago
Yeah precisely. Knowledge graphs are simple to think about but as soon as you look into them you realize all the complexity is in the creation of a meaningful ontology and loading data into that ontology. I actually think LLMs can be massiv
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by TrueDuality 2y ago
This seems like its overloading the term knowledge graph from its origins. Rather than having information and facts encoded into the graph, this appears to be a sort of similarity search over complete responses. It's blog style "r
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by TrueDuality 2y ago
Ouch. IMHO the reason markdown became so popular is because how simple it is, how well the syntax generally stays out of the way of the content, and its almost entire lack of mixing formatting with document structure. This is VERY heavy, an
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by TrueDuality 2y ago
Most of those are fine tuned variants of open base models and shouldn't be included in the "every tech company" thing you're trying to communicate. Most of those are researcher or engineers learning how to work with thes
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by TrueDuality 2y ago
You're not going to get HDMI (or at least not directly), but you can now get DisplayPort with many of the XR headsets. They're primarily using the alt-mode of USB-C as the cable is re-used for power as well.
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by TrueDuality 2y ago
This reads like the result of a team bonding exercise and doesn't contain much material content.
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by TrueDuality 3y ago
The data is directly linked to in the repository if you'd like it: Data: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hUGnQ_AWeL2wi5UhUTt0... Repo Source: https://github.com/beetrove/openai-gp
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by TrueDuality 3y ago
Very interesting! Well broken down and explained!
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by TrueDuality 3y ago
It's always a small detail that gets you... You only have to fail once for your OPSEC to crumble into nothing.
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by TrueDuality 3y ago
LinkedIn built a whole platform inside their platform for doing exactly this. I think you get a badge or something on your profile claiming your an expert on something if you write a couple paragraphs on a topic using the provided prompt. T
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by TrueDuality 3y ago
From that line and a few others in the article Amazon doesn't seem to be involved at all. It seems like there was a Gmail account created to receive feedback, corrections, reviews, and media outreach that was also supposed to be relati
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by TrueDuality 3y ago
> ... that accounts for its differing gravitational forces ... I salute maintainers of timezone libraries. This is going to be a fun one. You are now responsible for space and time.
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by TrueDuality 3y ago
Defacing git repositories doesn't even make sense. You won't mess with people's checkouts, its trivial to detect and identify the responsible party. It's the security equivalent of a child throwing a tantrum in their own
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by TrueDuality 3y ago
I don't need to prove that I can do a thing to prove that a thing is possible and the burden of proof is on you claiming that this isn't an active security problem because that's basically well known and well understood. The
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by TrueDuality 3y ago
Even without comments your additional requirements aren't relevant, but not in the way I think you're assuming. When you're searching for a practical collision you only need a way to generate systematic output that semantical
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by TrueDuality 3y ago
Compiler optimization is an extremely hard problem. Unsolvable by our current standards and usually the compiler has less knowledge than the author of the code and has to make assumptions about the hardware it is going to run on. Language d

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