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by alexeldeib 3y ago
There's some interesting data/discussion on this out there. Not sure if we'll get updates through 2023 for some sources. https://ourworldindata.org/war-and-peace https://www.un.org/en/un7
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
Pretty solid response, though.
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
I believe parent meant “getting the model to do things creators didn’t intend”, like ChatGPT’s “sorry, as an AI language model…” refusals.
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
Here I thought this was about human spies on US soil avoiding leaving a digital trace of their real identities…
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
It’s a client/server model with remote build kit, I believe. > the setup you are describing, if I understand correctly might be a no-go for enterprise customers Fwiw, I know at least buildbuddy operates in a similar space (hosted ba
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
Beyond the content, kudos to the author for crisply and clearly laying out the intent of the article and prerequisites, referring to prior art for larger questions. Really enjoy the style.
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
I don’t think you really disagree with GP? I think the argument is we peaked on “throw GPUs at it”? We have all kinds of advancements to make training cheaper, models computationally cheaper, smaller, etc. Once that happens/happened, i
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
Ah, I didn’t realize that. I was thinking in the context of pure policy evaluation. I know rego/opa had a policy performance doc so was curious. Thanks :)
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
I love the dual implementation, I hadn’t heard of Dafny. Can you speak to the point about latency? I wasn’t aware it made performance guarantees
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
Per round expected value of +/- 10, times 10k rounds, 18/37 lose probability 19/37 win probability.
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
I find it hard to believe disk was snappy compared to modern devices, since original comment mentioned IO. Cpu/memory are down to program behavior in addition to hw. Disk, more size and hw. And HW improvements have dwarfed size incre
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
I agree with you about non expert subjects and hallucination/believability. But I disagree about time wasting. I use it to generate boilerplate code in languages I’m less familiar with, but can fill in the gaps. It’s stellar for that
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
I missed the “you’re using” at first, and was about to ask why on earth you keep maintaining host lists :P Totally agree, and at the same time, it’s so painful that there’s a nice haiku — It’s not DNS There’s no way it’s DNS I
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
I think it’s rerendering the “UI” on data updates. Basically exactly the readme for ink. It’s a single log line of output, but it’s repainted in place, not appended to stdout. Sure you can do that other ways. Personally I’d love to build te
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
I only just read https://vercel.com/blog/framework-defined-infrastructure To me, the storage announcement + this blog really helped contextualize where Vercel sits. And I really like this approach. It’s what I’d want t
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
Does real ID have some online component? I don’t follow the connection with real ID and generative AI. making faking identity proofs harder to fake?
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
Hadn't heard of that but built something similar by adapting tutorials from adafruit for their microcontrollers, lcds, air quality sensors, starting with https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-trinkey-qt2040
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
How does it compare with e.g. cluster loader using hollow nodes?
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
> Let's say our solution causes a net decrease in developer productivity of 1% This is an extremely aggressive assumption, and affects the entire equation. What happens when you achieve parity in 1 month, because actually, docker is
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
Taking my own example - you can both monitor for panics per http request, while preserving SLO for other requests server by the same process. Crashing the program is strictly worse imo, since there are other concurrent requests which will n
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
So you've never written code with a bug? There are other ways to panic in go - concurrent map writes, nil pointer dereference. I'm not saying it should happen, but best practice would be a defensive posture especially when it&#x27
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
A goroutine created inside an http request handler (itself a goroutine) which then panics, by default will crash the whole server, not the single request. The panic could simply be an out of bounds access. That should not crash the whole se
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
A peer mentioned different types of memory and flip flops. I’d search for JK flip flop or D flip flop/latch for conceptual pointers. Those can be used to build up register files. The logic gates used to build flip flops/latches us
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
Sorry, this web UI encourages me to upload private keys? Immediate nope for serious usage. Nice for testing, like jwt.io, though. The signature verification is handy.
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
It’s about preventing identity leakage, not using password. I can’t tell if the post was edited, but it already includes how to override per host. I value this and I universally disable password auth…on the server :) E: as listed by others,
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
Probably helps that the first suggestion is to PR the README :) More seriously, I agree. Reading this doc, the values, etc, make me want to work for this company I’d never heard of before.
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
I have the same question. Seems like the crash hit them hard and last I heard they were rebasing (n.b., not using this in a technical meaning) on top of Solana. I also heard a lot of rumors it was a pump/dump or pyramid type scheme, bu
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
ChatGPT is generative word salad with high accuracy. Your previous comment was somewhat doom and gloom without providing interesting content for discussion — like the conversation, output, and a running example as a peer mentioned. There wa
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
I believe GP is commenting on fly’s integration. Fly comes with built in Prometheus scraping and prepopulated grafana dashboards for VM resources some connection/request metrics. I believe the value is that if you simply expose a prom
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
I don’t think this is as true as you claim. The switch to M1, the switch to intel before that, various changes in macOS…meanwhile PlayStation games often did port to newer generations, typically at least 1 generation off but I can play some

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