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avadodin
1mo ago
What's the token value of the Sisyphus watching Claude and keeping it from removing all of the nuclear plant's safety checks when the sandbox doesn't let it use Python or wait maybe the terminal is stuck again?
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avadodin
2mo ago
It had a slightly narrower cache.
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2mo ago
A few months ago I bought a scam CPU along with a working computer. The CPU is almost identical in performance to the one they were advertising —it was certainly malicious— but do I deserve $200 for something I didn't even care about i
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avadodin
2mo ago
You can make all sort of excuses but we literally felt bad for 1:1 exchange students paying 2k a month while we paid 2k a year. Their education was not 10x ours and their economy was only a few % over ours per capita.
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2mo ago
FFmpeg on DOS is enough for anybody as long as you let your 0.00066B model check the movie for 0day exploits.
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2mo ago
You're arguing for a very specific range of weights but many slightly smaller and slightly larger models have been released including QAT and MoE versions. An old nVidia brand card with 8GB is more than enough to see those models runni
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2mo ago
If Orang mane bans GitHub they've got their local clones and can whip out a local server and a CI solution. If Orang mane bans Claude, they've got their local models. The latter has already happened too so I'd say their risk
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2mo ago
Turks, and yes the Basques, among other Europeans, have a large amount of ancestry that is close to these people but specifically it peaks in Sardinians. Technically, everyone could be descended from their closely related neighbors who got
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2mo ago
I was going to say that these ancient furries were about as much proto-Italians if not more than proto-Turks but then I noticed you said pre so maybe you meant simply that they predate the Turkic invasions.
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2mo ago
I don't think it is necessarily a sign of any tragic upheaval but to me that decline in carving quality indicates that the man wasn't meant to be part of a scene initially. Perhaps an image of a God or a King. The leopard-obsessed
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2mo ago
Any BASIC is FLOSS if it provides full PEEK and POKE implementations. > PRINT PEEK ( A ) 88 > A: pop %rax
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2mo ago
Just saying but a tor hidden service to access Twitter would be nicer than possibly having your behavior tracked by people who don’t care much about laws(I mean the unofficial ones) and I suppose the liabilities for a third party providing
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2mo ago
I'd never play one of those games but the excuse for the kernel modules spying on you is usually anti-cheat not DRM as they are online games. There are droves of people petitioning Valve to add kernel anti–cheat to CS2.
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2mo ago
Just securing the whole billion lines of Linux kernel code would make a huge difference even if the user-land ABI remains the same. The difference with a VM is that Linux is privileged vs the Linux user-land where most interesting things ha
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2mo ago
I mean something like MkLinux with seL4 at its core with all processes and drivers running under seL4 and taking advantage of the seL4 capability model. It doesn't even have to be a Linux–compatible OS in theory although that is the st
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2mo ago
A real OS user-land kernel handling real workloads within the capability model. A Linux VM isn't it.
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2mo ago
That's a bit unfair. Any side–channel attack that invalidates seL4 security guarantees —assuming the proofs are valid— also invalidates any other imaginable OS'. We're in the philosophical territory of tasking infallible bein
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2mo ago
The embedded and military markets may keep funding them for the foreseeable future but they need a native seL4/Linux if they want to honestly claim they are improving systems' security with their capability model. Secure–boot virt
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2mo ago
You indirectly call my argument Socialist and you are not entirely wrong since I read many texts from marxists.org as a teenager. It is still an odd accusation given that it is you defending the innocent victims of systemic oppression here.
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2mo ago
The poorest immigrant lives like a king of old —let alone the childless jobless Spaniard he works for. Elon earning five billion credits every second has nothing to do with it.
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2mo ago
This vibe people sentiment is not wrong per se. If you want outlier performance from these models it is best to just ask in the most high level prompt of the most minimal harness and let them loose. Any extra information reduces their perfo
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2mo ago
computer, remove the extraneous slash es from the statement.
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2mo ago
I only went through the partially rat–soiled magazines my dad "stored" in his in-laws root cellar many decades later but I still love the CPU.
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2mo ago
That is but one of the criteria to define a species. Two populations definitely do not belong to the same species if they generally can't interbreed even if they are morphologically identical. Many accepted species will interbreed in c
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2mo ago
Many applications didn't even use those peripherals so I suppose production ended earlier. The Z80 could even refresh the RAM by itself. It was not like the 8080 which required two support chips only to function.
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2mo ago
If you live below the 40th parallel, partial shade is often better than full sun whatever the instructions on the seed package or common knowledge say. Even if the plants' natural habitat is in the tropics, they will appreciate it when
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2mo ago
Okay, true. There is an undocumented xorshift implementation in tst.c.
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2mo ago
Part of your argument was that there can't be an application for fast uniform pseudorandom numbers not just that xorshift by itself is not a very good PRNG(which I do agree with although it is an interesting sequence). If Intel, AMD an
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2mo ago
This is xoroshiro not xorshift. It's right there in the URL.
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2mo ago
I don't think even the frontier models recognize something was produced by the same model in order to maliciously review it positively. They may share some blind spots with the producer but generally I think they will review the other
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