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by agucova 3y ago
I'm confused, how would this prevent supply chain attacks? Wouldn't you need to sandbox node itself, instead of npm?
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by agucova 3y ago
> I wonder why LLMs like GPT-4, Bard and Claude are so geo restricted at first? I understand some places have regulatory challenges but can’t see SG, UAE, or Chile being too difficult. I'm amused by the inclusion of Chile in this li
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by agucova 3y ago
Also, training over ChatGPT outputs is terribly expensive and Anthropic already has a working competing paradigm for fine-tuning (Claude worked before ChatGPT was released).
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by agucova 3y ago
It seems more likely that this is just the consequence of training over up-to-date websites (which would include plenty of discussions about LLMs, and particularly ChatGPT). Claude is probably conflating its own identity.
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by agucova 3y ago
An explanation of how they achieve the higher performance: https://million.dev/blog/virtual-dom And how they implement it: https://million.dev/blog/behind-the-block
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Million: Make React 70% Faster(million.dev)
5 points by agucova 3y ago|2 comments
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by agucova 3y ago
The article mentions this explicitly.
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by agucova 4y ago
Did the prompt include my country as derived from geoip? This was a weird exchange: CGPT: That's a great list! Do you have any specific companies in Argentina that usually hire for these positions? Me: I'm not in Argentina, I&#x27
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by agucova 4y ago
Pop!_OS is much more than just reskinning Ubuntu. System76 is even developing their own Rust-based desktop environment [1]. [1]: https://blog.system76.com/post/more-on-cosmic-de-to-kick-off...
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by agucova 4y ago
This page got me through my engineering calculus I, II and III, linear algebra and ODEs courses. I'm eternally grateful ;)
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by agucova 4y ago
For experienced programmers, I usually recommend: 0. Watching this [0] Fireship video to get the “big picture” on the language. 1. Reading the “Noteworthy Differences from other Languages” [1] section of the manual, if your language is on t
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by agucova 4y ago
[dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33878216 ]
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by agucova 4y ago
She's the CEO of Alameda Research. SBF is the CEO of FTX.
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by agucova 4y ago
I literally spent all day Tuesday trying to find a decent alternative to bit.ly. I'm so glad this exists.
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by agucova 4y ago
At least compared to classical REST, usually access is limited to whatever the programmer explicitly chose to add, instead of being open by default.
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by agucova 4y ago
I've wanted exactly this for years. I love LaTeX, but collaboration through platforms like Overleaf is severely limited, and the language itself has always felt so unnecessarily complex. And while they haven't announced the platfo
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by agucova 4y ago
More recently, "wiki" seems to be a more concrete concept: a collaboratively edited website, managed by its audience [1]. The project references Wikipedia as an inspiration, and I hope it can live up to similar ideals. [1]: https
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by agucova 4y ago
While I found the concept interesting, having to request an account through a contact form just to edit an article [1] doesn't really live up to the “wiki” part. [1]: https://wikenigma.org.uk/info/notes_for_contrib
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Association between alcohol consumption, brain iron and cognitive decline(journals.plos.org)
3 points by agucova 4y ago|1 comments
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by agucova 4y ago
Whatever your definition of “social movement” is (which appears at the very least, quite peculiar), you seem to be implying those two things are well defined, unrelated, things, and they're not. You can make up whatever categories you
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by agucova 4y ago
Is arithmetics not part of mathematics?
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by agucova 4y ago
That was probably a mistake on their part, considering that he points to such evidence in the phrase that follows.
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by agucova 4y ago
There is a big causal step between "phones slightly warm brains" and "that causes headaches". Fortunately we don't need to rely on the fact that it would be “hardly surprising” because there is good quality empirica
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by agucova 4y ago
SIKE is promising, but lacks research and maturity. It is mostly not ready for real-world use.
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by agucova 4y ago
At this point, you might be tired of requests, but I'm also interested :).
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by agucova 4y ago
The attack in question was only tested on SIKE, so it seems logical to start targeted disclosure on the community using and developing it, while using the general disclosures to target the broader cryptographic community. Both Cloudflare an
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by agucova 4y ago
They've explicitly justified not sharing it, for good ethical reasons.
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by agucova 4y ago
There's a big difference between explicitly denying to share data for justified ethical reasons, and saying you will share the data and then failing to follow through. There is absolutely no contradiction here.
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by agucova 4y ago
I was somewhat expecting this argument when I wrote the comment. The thing is that argument only works at the policy and governance level of EA. If I'm an individual who is convinced on the philosophy behind EA, and I'm willing to
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by agucova 4y ago
> I just started reading the 80000 hours website. Their argument against the former seems to be that your continued career and income is your most important asset (unless you inherited a fortune), and not being miserable or depressed STR

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