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by brazzy 2y ago
According to the abstract, "The core vulnerability uncovered by our attack persists even in KataGo agents adversarially trained to defend against our attack."
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by brazzy 2y ago
> And a plane crash would easily kill hundreds, far more than any nuclear waste release from such a site ever could even in the absolute worst of the worst cases. I think you're lacking imagination here. The Asse II mine in Germany
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by brazzy 2y ago
I find all of the geeking-out about how we might warn people not to mess with such a facility kinda irrelevant relative to this little sentence: "in fact, the jury’s still out on whether WIPP has solved the basics of the storage proble
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by brazzy 2y ago
Some people actually refused to move out and had to be evicted. People form emotional attachment to their home, even if the living conditions are bad.
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by brazzy 2y ago
I suspect that would need to be highly specific to the individual, their personality, past experiences and current situation.
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by brazzy 2y ago
I find it hard to say whether that is more terrifying or the Sterkfontein accident: cave diver gets lost, finds an exist to a non-submerged part of the cave and waits for rescue, alone and in complete darkness. Until he starves to death aft
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by brazzy 2y ago
Or, for immutable entities, just use records. Part of the language since 2020: https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/14/language/records.h... Admittedly they come with some restrictions, but also s
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by brazzy 2y ago
Yes, inflation was pretty high in 22 and 23, that hurt a lot of people. But his claim of a "desolate feeling on the streets" being an indication of "economic conditions ... could be described as depression" read like bad
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by brazzy 2y ago
I could believe that cutting one cable was an accident. But two , by the same ship, 60 miles apart? Absolutely no way this wasn't intentional.
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by brazzy 2y ago
German here. Yes, it seems pretty obvious these sanctions have harmed Russia more than Europe. Russia: inflation around 8-9%. EU: inflation around 2%.
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by brazzy 2y ago
So according to the Bluesky thread, the ship was captained by a Russian citizen. One has to wonder whether this was done with the approval of the Chinese government, or whether the ship was just chosen by opportunity (which seems possible g
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by brazzy 2y ago
Not surprising though that the negative consequences of one extreme can lead to an overreaction in the opposite direction.
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by brazzy 2y ago
I once had that happen to me with spam. A spammer had set up full-fledged mailing list software to send spam. With the reply function active! I'm sure you can imagine the rest.
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by brazzy 2y ago
That's a bizarrely simplistic and reductive view. And, of course, entirely wrong. Resources help with economic performance, but can also be a hindrance (see "Dutch disease"). Colonies were often acquired for prestige, but tur
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by brazzy 2y ago
Neither the title nor the article are painting it as an AWS issue, but as a websocket issue, because the protocol implicitly requires all transferred data to be copied multiple times.
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by brazzy 2y ago
Did you stop reading somewhere in the middle? I cannot fathom how else you could miss the point so completely. The point is not about technological similarities at all . It's about who controls the hardware and thus ultimately has the
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by brazzy 2y ago
What archive? The idea was to use Transfer-Encoding: gzip, which means the compression is a transparent part of the HTTP request which the client HTTP library will automatically try to extract.
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by brazzy 2y ago
> GS1 are the ultimate gate keeping monopoly. It is a gate that actually needs to be kept, though. Like domain names - which provides an example of how it might be done in a way that allows for competition to lower prices. Although there
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by brazzy 2y ago
> The volume of the unit -sphere goes to 0 as grows! A high dimensional unit sphere encloses almost no volume! The volume increases from dimensions one to five, but begins decreasing rapidly toward 0 after dimension six. What the absolut
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by brazzy 2y ago
Essentially an exercise in minimalism, quite cool. I want it, buy I'm an Android user. However, I also really have to wonder: "I needed a distraction" - smartphones have apparently conditioned us to consider boredom absolutel
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by brazzy 2y ago
I think most data hoarders aren't technically knowledgeable enough to get that deep into futureproof archival strategies. I suppose priorities are individually different, though. Some might obsess over preservation, others are happy
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by brazzy 2y ago
> Individuals don't set the prices, the market does. Exactly. So why do you think the number is relevant in how actual prices are determined? > Again, I repeat, that 30% is a number used by people who... Wait for it... Make more
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by brazzy 2y ago
> I mean, look at the US 80 years ago. The US easily out produced the Axis. We could produce faster and cheaper. Read TFA. Faster, yes. Cheaper, no. Even after fully ramping up, Liberty ships cost considerably more to produce in the US t
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by brazzy 2y ago
With current storage technology, it's almost impossible for physical media size or price to become relevant, the human's ability to add to the collection just can't keep up, unless there are some truly extreme conditions, lik
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by brazzy 2y ago
What part of "it's an upper limit, not a baseline" do you not understand? And an upper limit that people exceed not by choice but because there is no cheaper housing available. And the causes for that have absolutely nothin
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by brazzy 2y ago
Indeed a no brainer. The best possible outcome would be that OpenAI gets sued into oblivion (or shut down for tax fraud) as soon as possible.
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by brazzy 2y ago
Oh wow. You missed my point completely . I was saying that it IS legit. And that your idea that it is propaganda to "get people to buy more than they can afford" is clueless and privileged.
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by brazzy 2y ago
That has nothing to do with the difficulty of the task and everything with what APIs you are personally familiar with.
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by brazzy 2y ago
You have no idea how clueless and privileged that idea is. Apparently you think that number is meant to encourage engineers who just landed a 200k FAANG job to buy a McMansion to get up to 30%. It's quite exactly the opposite: it&#x2
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by brazzy 2y ago
But then you'll be competing for clicks with others who put out 1,000,000 posts for less costs because they used a small, self hosted model.

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