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Simulation framework for accelerating research in Private Federated Learning
(apple.github.io)
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> In China the CCP has control over the software signing keys, so they can push any software to any apple device they like. I've never heard about China having special iOS releases signed by different keys. Fairly sure all devices a
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So, if we squint, we see a single overworked engineer who couldn't get enough funding to keep his project going, and the project falling into disrepair, with knowledge lost after he is gone... Now what does this remind me of... (Yes, y
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3y ago
That sounds fascinating! Does anything like this exist now in the open source world?
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3y ago
That's a truly brilliant/horrible way to solve it. Love it!
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This was also mentioned recently in a good discussion on another post on the author's blog: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38979412 Tbh it's really cool to see a practical walkthrough of what applying dynami
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3y ago
I think everyone appreciates links to similar projects for comparison, but a more in-depth comment would probably come across better - the "less principled and more primitive" sounds like a thoughtless off the cuff ad hominem dism
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3y ago
Thank you so much for sharing this, super exciting to see some open source designs coming out of the research there.
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3y ago
Edge switched to Chromium under the hood and is no longer using its own engine. Got to be bittersweet for the engineers who worked so hard on it.
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3y ago
From the article: > I tried to determine if the commenters, too, were bots. The vast majority of them clearly are not. Most commenters I looked into are people who have been judiciously posting family photos, political arguments, and sta
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3y ago
Dear lazyweb, is there a similar library for python? :)
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aeontech
3y ago
this comment section is a goldmine :) Thanks for sharing this, I suspect this is going to be super useful for my work
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3y ago
The important distinction that this is entirely client-side, while Akita requires an agent running server-side.
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aeontech
3y ago
Check out Benji Vaughan (the other half of Younger Brother along with Simon Posford), and his harder alias, Prometheus. his first solo album under his own name, Even Tundra, is incredible
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3y ago
This is incredibly cool! I was wondering when it would come to the US, but figured it would get stuck in legal approval hell. So exciting that it's actually coming.
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ClickHouse-Obfuscator – a tool for dataset anonymization
(github.com)
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3y ago
You're right, five iPads, drum pad(?) and laptop - I just remembered the two-by-six grid off the top of my head. Thanks for clarifying!
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3y ago
looks at beardyman's insane live music setup running a mix of open source and commercial software on a six iPad matrix deck I would argue that some form factors are better for some use cases, others for other use cases, and we are st
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3y ago
After listening to the first couple of tracks, I can't help but be reminded of Ежи и Петруччо, if you haven't run across them, you might enjoy this... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FF168042ZEs
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Thanks, great interview! Loved Kharms forever, will definitely check out your album (and all the other excellent references linked from the interview) For anyone else interested, though Gregory streaming links for the album here: https:&#x
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It's a new thing in iOS 17 - https://9to5mac.com/2023/06/07/ios-17-offline-maps-in-apple-...
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3y ago
Plumbing skills are not a terrible thing to have actually, but I would see this more like teaching literacy and math... basic ability to manipulate data, think logically, and debug your ideas is going to be useful regardless of what field t
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Hah, I wouldn't have thought of the recommendation, but I'll be damned if that's not the most apt total inverse opposite to Le Guin's style in Earthsea I could hope to think of. Perfect!
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3y ago
18 years later, building a neural network on top of it - https://arxiv.org/abs/2107.00395
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Official Chrome extension to use iCloud Keychain Passwords
(chrome.google.com)
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Hubski – Another Reddit Alternative
(hubski.com)
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Hubski has been around for over ten years now, quietly humming along. With the recent rash of reddit-alternatives on the front page, thought it might be of interest. I am not involved with it in any way except being a long-time lurker. Show
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I'm so sorry...
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That is incredible! If this project actually went into production, we would be living in a very different world right now...
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4y ago
Does the Volkswagen ID.Buzz count? Or not yet, since it's still upcoming?
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