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by caxap 2mo ago
I think unsafety, distillation, and China catching up in chipmaking are inevitable. Just like how it was inevitable for SoTA LLMs to ignore copyright. The actual challenge isn't how to prevent all these, but how stay on top. And to sta
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by caxap 6mo ago
If this article was written a year ago, I would have agreed. But knowing what I know today, I highly doubt that the outcomes of LLM/non-LLM users will be anywhere close to similar. LLMs are exceptionally good at building prototypes. If
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by caxap 7mo ago
There are no tricks because you're too smart to fall for your own tricks. The one thing that works is the time buffer between your future self and now. The real challenge is to override the sadness with new memories. Doing all the thin
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Free online conference about fuzzing automotive software(fuzzcon.eu)
3 points by caxap 4y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Jazzer.js – Fuzzing for JavaScript is now effective(github.com)
9 points by caxap 4y ago|1 comments
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by caxap 13y ago
I don't think Adi Shamir is interested in writing fake articles and a fake paper about the same topic: http://www.tau.ac.il/%7Etromer/papers/acoustic-20131218.pdf
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by caxap 13y ago
And if everyone starts paying to highlight their ads, then those that don't pay will stand out.
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by caxap 13y ago
Yes, the government knows how to lie with statistics. Since the introduction of the so-called "one-euro jobs", the unemployment has gone down only because people who took such jobs were not counted as unemployed anymore, even thou
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by caxap 13y ago
Just send an email to this woman---she might send your mac back! My wife just told me that Iranians, like the ones in this case, don't like to use stolen things.
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by caxap 14y ago
Thanks for your insights, there is a lot of value for me in your post. I have an intense dislike for VHDL. I have yet to meet an engineer who likes it! I hate it with passion, but it lets me write circuits in the way I want. Luckily, emac
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by caxap 14y ago
That's perfectly possible, but only the newer FPGAs are big enough to store the whole image in the registers. If I had a bigger FPGA, I would not bother doing all this memory juggling that I am doing now and place all my data into the regis
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by caxap 14y ago
No, I am not one of them :) Thanks for the reference! I am drawing my inspiration from Bailey, and more recently Ma et al. They label an image line by line and merge the labels during the blanking period. If you start merging labels while
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by caxap 14y ago
Someone just needs to design a high level language that can be synthesised; something akin to a python of the FPGA world if you will. The advantage of FPGAs is that they allow nontrivial parallelism. On a CPU with 4 cores, you can run 4 i
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by caxap 14y ago
At the moment, I am writing some computer vision code in VHDL. A part of the circuit will perform connected component labeling (CCL) on incoming images, because I want to extract some features from some object in the images. And CCL is actu
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The Art of Lisp & Writing(dreamsongs.com)
80 points by caxap 14y ago|4 comments
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by caxap 14y ago
Good way to start is to learn one of the hardware description languages. I liked the book by Pong P. Chu "FPGA Prototyping by VHDL Examples: Xilinx Spartan-3 Version". The same book is also available for Verilog, which is another HDL. Later
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by caxap 15y ago
Wouldn't open data make a bus company more popular to another one that does not release its data to the public? But here in Colone there is only one bus company, which might be the reasons why there is no public API---why put extra effort i
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Racket v5.2.1(blog.racket-lang.org)
5 points by caxap 15y ago|0 comments
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by caxap 15y ago
Recently in Germany many banks introduced a new "security" feature that allows you to receive your TANs per SMS in order to do online transactions. The TANs are sent in plain text. All you need is a UMTS receiver and a way to analyze the da
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by caxap 15y ago
"I think we need more and more materials out there on good TDD and OOD..." Which materials do you recommend?
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Ten reasons Ph.D. students fail (matt.might.net)
2 points by caxap 15y ago|0 comments
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by caxap 16y ago
Now it is legal to do what everyone was doing already--to hack our own stuff. It is fascinating to see how laws catch up to the norm. Just wonder why it was illegal in the first place?
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by caxap 16y ago
Reinforcement learning was applied after the basic model was initialized with imitation. Maybe that can partially explain the small number of steps.
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by caxap 17y ago
Next time when I want to publish a paper, I will take the work of someone else, claim that it's unreadable and difficult to understand, "clarify" parts that were unreadable, and put my name on it. I just cannot believe that things like that
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by caxap 17y ago
I didn't like that I had to download Adobe AIR for downloading and installing your app. What speaks against making a .dmg file and allowing the user to copy your app wherever she/he likes?