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cakealert
2y ago
While it's possible that CRQC (cryptographically relevant quantum computers) are vaporware that will never be made practical, now that were have some PQC algorithms might as well hybridize them. The only downside of the PQC algos is th
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2y ago
This is the correct answer. However the attempts are token and they know it too. Just an attempt to appear to be doing something for the naive information consumers, aka useful idiots.
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2y ago
Unfortunately, the best GUI in existence atm is a proprietary middleware and the language for it is XAML. NoesisGUI: https://www.noesisengine.com/xamltoy/0e2a866b60bc2b9a724b4c6... And it even has a studio for paying c
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2y ago
With a pretrained LLM most of the work is done. RL just steers the model into a 'thinking' mode. There is enough signal for that to work and for the inefficiency to not matter. The downside is that you are limiting the model to th
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2y ago
RL provides very poor training signal for deep learning, an order of magnitude or more worse than supervised learning. Better than nothing of course. What the OP suggested is similar to training a transformer from scratch using RL (ie. no t
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2y ago
The problem is that RL is extremely inefficient. It's one thing to use it for fine tuning an LLM to do the chain of thought trick and quite another to do thinking entirely from scratch. The pretrained LLM does a lot of heavy lifting th
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2y ago
> You purposely decided to omit the fact that the "biological questionaire" was in fact a change in the way applicants were evaluated > * The FAA introduced a bigraphical questionnaire which screened out 90% of applicants. ?
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2y ago
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> Who should develop biological weapons? Chemical weapons? Nuclear weapons? Anyone who wants to establish deterrence against superiors or peers, and open up options for handling weaker opponents. > enforceable treaty Such a thing does
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2y ago
Would have been nice to see if the issue is present on wlroots compositors, GNOME rolled their own.
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2y ago
Can you estimate the entropy of the sequence? Maybe by walking to it from other known sequences?
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2y ago
I wonder if he is going to be able to launder and cash out whatever crypto he squirreled away. His finances are probably going to be closely watched. Starting a business that accepts crypto payments is going to be a tell.
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2y ago
I'm sure you are aware that there are groups (scenes) which break your DRM as a hobby, they sacrifice device keys for 4K HDR content. And they do it for just the reputation. More money than ever flows into piracy these days. Even with
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2y ago
I suspect DRM will eventually be self defeating. For example, I prefer to torrent content just so that I can get stuff to play using my media player of choice (and the instant seeks) without any hassle. Most normal people probably aren'
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2y ago
In all cases what they mean is that they want opinions or statements that go against to whatever ideology or political faction they belong to to be censored. Humans tend to strongly identify with such things and motivate their moral reasoni
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2y ago
The extended footage shows that the plane was not slowing down much.
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2y ago
Odd how a hundred other applications have no issues whatsoever then. This Portal is something from flatpak btw, no other terminal depends on it. This is likely some cancer from GTK that metastasized, anything using GTK has to lock it down t
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2y ago
Should of used QT. > error(gtk): unable to get current color scheme: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name org.freedesktop.portal.Desktop was not provided by any .service files
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2y ago
This seems like a classic "Don't interrupt your adversary when they are making a mistake" situation. The EU and UK have been making these anti-tech, anti-freedom moves for years. Nothing can be better if you are from the US.
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2y ago
Maybe they will make the Tiktok website better now? Also Apple may be in an unpleasant position if Tiktok starts to aggressively push Android for sideloading. Children asking for Androids might be really bad for them, Apple needs them young
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2y ago
A snapshot of an instance of you is just a really large number. A unique transition between two instances of you (@ t and t+1) is also a large number. A slideshow of your entire life's instances is just a really really large number. Al
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2y ago
These criminals aren't very bright. It doesn't take much effort to be a ghost online. They may also have numerous executive function impairments. Such things tend to be orthogonal to IQ. We probably never read about the competent