avadodin

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by avadodin 2mo ago
Not taking sides on the Egyptian situation or any other past or future conflict but as scary as men with guns may be, there are also men with information who use it in warfare to achieve similar goals.
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by avadodin 2mo ago
It is not hard at all but worth it in many ways, then. Literally: > 1. birds & bees > 2. time > 3. ???(more time) > 4. legacy
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by avadodin 2mo ago
Thank you for the context. But still. You have a desirable performance optimization feature —used in every Linux program— that happens to interfere with a lousy exploit mitigation. No one should ever need more than 64kBs for a stack anyways
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by avadodin 2mo ago
"Let me show you its features".
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by avadodin 2mo ago
Genuinely curious which class of laws that would be. I assume you mean in the US but the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act makes no mention of race and anti-miscegenation laws speak of Mongolians(presumably to mean people of East Asian ancestry in
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by avadodin 2mo ago
This is the obvious solution to watermarking text in a way that isn't easily removed by a dumb tool. The output quality will likely suffer as stated in the article although this can be mitigated to an extent by only enabling it on more
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by avadodin 2mo ago
"hallucination" is a term specific to LLMs like ChatGPT and has virtually nothing to do with visual hallucinations. It is conceivable that agentic edge LLMs are used for the logic of killer drones but I don't think we're
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by avadodin 2mo ago
Asian to Brits definitely means South Asian(probably includes West Asians but I'm not sure about that). They were already bitching about this 30 years ago when the net was standardizing on American English where Asian means East Asian.
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by avadodin 2mo ago
The "AIs" being used by these drones have little to do with ChatGPT at the moment. And you should be more worried about "AIs" that do aim at the intended target, anyways.
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by avadodin 2mo ago
I didn't expect the congressfolks' trades to be mostly done and over before disclosure. Many of the biggest moves have a small lead of presumed insider trades and then a large move that may last months while never revisiting the i
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by avadodin 2mo ago
op implies the issues in c89 were fixed with c99 not c11. it may seem like a slightly more ridiculous claim, given the infamous features added in c99, although, in hindsight, every version after c89 was less C–like than the previous.
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by avadodin 2mo ago
A common belief right now in the US military is that even the blast of a high caliber ammunition round may scramble your brain and give you "PTSD". It does line up with "PTSD" only becoming a thing after WWI.
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by avadodin 2mo ago
What? I'm just beginning to enjoy the release of Gemma E4B why are you giving me a cold shower here telling me there may be no Gemma 5? Here's hoping the supreme leader of the US does a speech like Chairman Xi.
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by avadodin 2mo ago
The reason NFTs "failed" is that the "assets" were jpegs with infinitesimal intrinsic value(pre–ai slop) and even less market appeal. We have people wasting money on jpegs and people wanting to own things outside of game
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by avadodin 2mo ago
I have some knowledge of the BSDs and they all are but OpenBSD is particularly belligerent about Licenses and they consider ZFS "non–free" on par with the GPL(I know I know) which is a huge barrier to entry into the kernel. They o
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by avadodin 2mo ago
The alternative hypothesis is that their 100yo are healthy enough to scam the state out of their "120yo" parents' pension. I've been in many of these miracle health countries and seen many 90yo walking around. They all h
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by avadodin 2mo ago
Source available is of little use for many of the current breed of languages and libraries. Even standard C support is starting to break down as incompatible "standard" newC is being pushed because some C++ guy didn't like K&
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by avadodin 2mo ago
Thank you. I think the algorithm used and the seeding method are very relevant in procedurally generated games like Rogue, Elite and Minecraft so I was disappointed when the author just used Random(). And yes I could have read the code or r
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by avadodin 2mo ago
I missed a definition for "random". Did it have a specific PRNG and seed? Was it platform–dependent?
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by avadodin 2mo ago
> One of those is way thicker than the other, at least. I bet there's at least one brand with extra–thick plastic insulation.
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by avadodin 2mo ago
I loved botany and going outside before, but I loved it even more when he became popular(reference). I haven't watched him for years because I don't want to miss any of the botany.
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by avadodin 2mo ago
Most plant–related crimes are pie–on–the–windowsill–on–Sunday tier.
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by avadodin 2mo ago
> Exhibit A: bsdgames
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by avadodin 2mo ago
We actually had a lot of the tooling and process rules we now give out to LLMs so that they do what we want them to do optimally figured out and theoretically in place way before LLMs. Turns out everyone had just been vibe–managing people t
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by avadodin 3mo ago
I realized a collision wouldn't help because the client would just avoid sending a request as in the normal case. The malicious filter would have to conspicuously avoid tracking the URLs of interest.
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by avadodin 3mo ago
The issue is that the MoE knowledge is LLM "knowledge" and it still has a cost so, overall, it has a lower quality/cost ratio. What he's envisioning is a dense 1B model that looks at the Python specification and your pro
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by avadodin 3mo ago
Not all. There are many internal or quasi-internal fertilization oviparous species. And, in sharks at least, ovoviviparous and even placental species
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by avadodin 3mo ago
Is the story being submitted a common feature like dupe detection or maybe unsubmitted link detection? How does the filter know anyways? If it is provided by the package, one could imagine adversarial scenarios where "high interest&quo
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by avadodin 3mo ago
I don't understand what the Bloom filter is supposed to achieve here. Can you elaborate?
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by avadodin 3mo ago
vibe typing the mumble prompts? > we anthropig fire employes makr company run no mistkaes

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