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airza
9mo ago
You’re assuming that the companies operating these programs would act in good faith which they often do not.
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airza
9mo ago
All the attackers I’ve known are extremely, pathologically interested in understanding why their exploits work.
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airza
9mo ago
Why would a random video from 6 years ago be played on a left-leaning media network? isn't this video from the channel of a left-leaning media network?
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airza
10mo ago
Years of refinement on the taste of people with no taste has produced a model with no taste. Crazy
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airza
10mo ago
Is it? I don’t think you need particularly high fidelity to fingerprint ads/programs.
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airza
1y ago
People give tether their USD so they can bypass currency controls when buying and selling crypto online. There are a lot of them to put it mildly.
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airza
1y ago
I too have been insanely burned by an MPS bug. I wish Apple would throw an engineer or two at making sure their hardware works with PyTorch.
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airza
1y ago
I guess I am the odd one out here. Reading it front-to-back has been a blast so far and even though i find my own site's design to be a bit more readable for long text, I certainly appreciate the strangeness of this one.
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airza
1y ago
It’s nice to know that someone else suffered this pain. And that i bet on PGMs which really turned out to be the wrong horse…
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airza
1y ago
I get they want to have a lot of their own swift-based bindings but I wish they could also keep their MPS pytorch bindings up to date...
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airza
1y ago
You could learn the answer to this question in the second sentence of the article.
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airza
1y ago
Did you use the tool to design the website for the tool? There is a difference in the way the design looks and the customer showcase looks.
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airza
1y ago
I am. Are you suggesting that as an alternative to the python bindings i should use C to invoke the C++ ABI for tensorflow?
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airza
1y ago
Okay. Humor me. I want to write a transformer-based classifier for a project. I am accustomed to the pytorch and tensorflow libraries. What is the equivalent using C?
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airza
1y ago
There's not really another game in town if you want to do fast ML development :/
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airza
1y ago
It's all fun and games until you hit an astral plane character in utf-16 and one of the library designers didn't realize not all characters are 2 bytes.
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airza
1y ago
I think that’s a very cool philosophy but unfortunately it makes your website unusable for me on mobile. It feels like ants are crawling all over my screen.
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airza
1y ago
What? I don’t publish my writing on the internet so google can make sloppy AI summaries. I do it because i want people to read it. Google’s decisions benefit google.
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airza
1y ago
What did you use to make the illustrations? It looks nice.
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airza
1y ago
I think the hard counterpoint is - some ways that American government function are patently insane compared to other industrialized countries. Having moved from US to Nl just having one single source of truth about where I live and who I am
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airza
1y ago
It seems fairly obvious that few South Korean students harbor deep anti American sentiment, but many are not clear what shitposts would block entrance to the US.
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airza
1y ago
Is this article llm generated?
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airza
1y ago
I use whisper.cpp and it works pretty okay on a mac. Runs locally. Wish i could finetune its vocab.
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airza
1y ago
With all due respect, That is the price you pay for your users doing _free_ software testing for you! We are on the “listen to your users” mecca and you’re complaining that listening to your users is hard and you wish a machine could help y
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airza
1y ago
It’s just not that common for the same person to have serious engineering chops and writing abilities.
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airza
2y ago
He is absolutely not saying that his songs are borne out of suffering in everyday life. I am losing my mind reading these comments. The suffering he is talking about here is the frustrations and compromises of the artistic _process_, which
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airza
2y ago
Current SOTA models are really bad at RE and i don't really expect this to improve through training on open data. There are just not a lot of high quality examples on the internet, and more importantly the people writing this code are
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airza
2y ago
It sure would be a more accurate title, but it wouldn’t be a better one.
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airza
2y ago
After five years of the greatest conflict the world had (and still has) ever known, this seems not so surprising.
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Neural Cryptography: Stop Me Before I Sigkill Again
(airza.net)
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airza
2y ago
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