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by baby 1y ago
Why not ask them to purchase it separately?
452.
by baby 1y ago
Says someone who never contributed anything to a discussion
453.
by baby 1y ago
Says someone who's never used LLMs to learn
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by baby 1y ago
you have to be in europe to understand my comment
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Messing with AIs(cryptologie.net)
5 points by baby 1y ago|1 comments
456.
by baby 1y ago
I hate these popups so much, the fact that they havent corrected any of this bs shows how slow these people are to move
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by baby 1y ago
The people who feel that LLMs have stagnated are similar to the ones who feel like LLMs are not useful.
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by baby 1y ago
code in FHE doesn't need to see the data
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by baby 1y ago
I feel like what's missing is not decentralization, but an open source offering to have large servers with e2e encryption. The cost of running a server doesn't have to be high.
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by baby 1y ago
I agree, I just think we should do more than just helping Ukraine
461.
by baby 1y ago
What's interesting is that this whole challenge is making Russia stronger. Russia has increased its military industry and its now running full steam. Every attack is giving them an opportunity to harden. All of that is meaningless if i
462.
by baby 1y ago
They just sunset the most popular extension, not sure what people actually use now
463.
by baby 1y ago
Did you notice that chrome removed the ad blocker extensions?
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by baby 1y ago
Things you can say when you have 10 followers on twitter
465.
by baby 1y ago
I've tried all the CLI and vscode with agent mode (and personally I prefer o4-mini) is the best thing out there.
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by baby 1y ago
I recommend this whiteboard session as well o.o https://blog.zksecurity.xyz/posts/pudding3/
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by baby 1y ago
You realize all signatures in use today basically use hash functions as randomness
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by baby 1y ago
Here's a whiteboard session going over that but https://blog.zksecurity.xyz/posts/pudding3/
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by baby 1y ago
you realize Threads basically have the same amount of daily users now? This should never have happened
470.
by baby 1y ago
how do you move platform when you have >10k followers on twitter?
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by baby 1y ago
It's interesting because, as I'm reading this I agree with y'all, it's still stand and I'm still on it. Yet, as a major twitter user, who has a large number of followers and has benefited from twitter a lot (made ma
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by baby 1y ago
It's literally impossible to post anything on any interesting subreddit right now, your post will just repeatedly get deleted.
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by baby 1y ago
BTW I can relate but to me this was the savior: - taking sport seriously - regaining control over my life (which I did by creating a startup) - moving to a city that cares about walking pedestrians and social life (moved from SF to New York
474.
by baby 1y ago
Great intro to how zkTLS works: https://blog.zksecurity.xyz/posts/zktls/
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by baby 1y ago
For people interested in zero-knowledge proofs check https://news.zksecurity.xyz/ which is a hackernews but for ZK!
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Bug Hunt: Zero-Knowledge, Full-Paranoia, and the AI That Stares Back(blog.zksecurity.xyz)
4 points by baby 1y ago|0 comments
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by baby 1y ago
I tried that a long time ago with teamspeak, and then discord, but my friends are not big users of these tools and so it didnt work. Discords do too much. If whatsapp could do this it could work
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by baby 1y ago
I have a theory that anyone who wants to learn OCaml as their first FL will fail miserably because the docs and the user experience is horrible. But if you've spend time learning haskell then it's not that bad. BTW I could read er
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by baby 1y ago
this trick is being used by many apps (including Github copilot reviews). The way I see it, is that if the agent has an eager-to-please problem, then you give it a way out
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by baby 1y ago
you know everything is made up right? And yet it just works. I too use a confidence score in an bug finder app, Github seems to use them in copilot reviews, people will use them until it is shown not to work anymore. on the other hand this

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