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by clwg 3y ago
I hope so too, because there's really only one way to find out. That said some of the non-military stories that you hear out of China really make you wonder what their true capabilities are. https://www.washingtonpost.com&#x
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The time a 145-Year-Old Martin guitar was destroyed on a Tarantino film set(guitarworld.com)
1 points by clwg 3y ago|1 comments
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heap overflow in vp8_encode_frame after frame re-sizing(bugs.chromium.org)
1 points by clwg 3y ago|0 comments
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by clwg 3y ago
I enabled Lockdown mode mostly for restricting inbound messaging in iMessage as that seems to be the common entry point, and it's not something that's easy to stop from a end user's perspective. Doing so broke my apple watch
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by clwg 3y ago
I got my start in IT focusing on Y2K in the mid-90s. I had no business doing the work I was given at the time, but the greybeards of that era were something else. They mentored me in ways that I could never have gotten in school, it was a d
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by clwg 3y ago
On the flip side, the old content is exactly what I want. I'm a big fan of Star Trek, including TNG, Voyager, DS9, and even Enterprise. If I play music while I work, I find myself getting distracted by it. So, I prefer to have Star Tre
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by clwg 3y ago
Once they changed the licensing on consumer gear in a DC it started to become clear they were executing on a strategy, I wouldn't be surprised if phasing out SLI was part of that strategy as well.
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by clwg 3y ago
I can't shake the feeling that this is just people rediscovering this as an issue, this has been happening since the digg exodus hasn't it[0]? The frequency and sophistication has obviously increased, but I thought this was prett
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by clwg 3y ago
I'm of a similar opinion. I experienced all the issues of MongoDB's infancy; it wasn't a good time, but the mmap functionality seemed worth it at the time if you had enough memory or constrained your access patterns appropria
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by clwg 3y ago
I share your cynicism, but I think there’s worse ways for corporations to spend capital other than trying to innovate.
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by clwg 3y ago
Should be interesting once Steamboat Willy enters the public domain.
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Mouse – Official Early Gameplay Trailer [video](youtube.com)
1 points by clwg 3y ago|1 comments
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by clwg 3y ago
Isn't this essentially just R&D? The hope is that something meaningful will be produced, but it's not necessarily clear what the result will be or whether it will be viable.
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by clwg 3y ago
She was also married to Sergey Brin for 8 years.
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by clwg 3y ago
I've been using pgvector, it has worked as expected, which is all I want. Personally my choice was based entirely on the fact that I already use postgres, and that it will still probably exist in it's current form after the dust
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by clwg 3y ago
They could take it the other way and start suspending accounts that use a spoofed device id. For me that's my main hesitation, I don't want to have my apple accounts suspended for violation of ToS.
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by clwg 3y ago
Back then the networks weren't so locked down to the clients, so it wasn't as big of an issue to have friends on various networks either. I have to call out IRC too. I definitely look back on those as the "good old days&quot
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by clwg 3y ago
If I want to visualize a graph, particularly large ones I just dump it out to gexf[0] format and load it into gephi[1]. It kicks back some legacy formatting errors but it doesn't really impact the graph. Gephi also supports temporal
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Russia tricks US actors into appearing in propaganda videos(bbc.com)
6 points by clwg 3y ago|0 comments
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Broadcom to divest VMware's end-user computing and Carbon Black units(theregister.com)
1 points by clwg 3y ago|0 comments
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by clwg 3y ago
I can't even imagine what it was like to experience this from the inside, with the entire world speculating on this drama, especially considering that the day before, everyone was celebrating what you and your team were creating. I hav
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by clwg 3y ago
Society and lawmakers need to update the TOS and legislate these companies out of existence and their databases need to be wiped. Privacy laws really need to be updated for both collection against individuals as well as taking into account
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by clwg 3y ago
I would say anything from text classification, entity extraction, sentiment analysis, transcription, etc would be traditional NLP task, even things such as NYSIIS/Soundex processing can be handled by LLM's fairly effectively. Hugg
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by clwg 3y ago
I use them for classification, entity extraction and embeddings. I also use them as a really light UI for tasks where I don't need the capabilities of GPT3.5/4 which is overkill for the more traditional NLP tasks.
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by clwg 3y ago
They can also allow service to anyone they want and accept the liability, whatever that may be for doing so, which is what they are doing. I'm not disagreeing with you, or trying to defend Cloudflare – I just see a very complicated sit
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by clwg 3y ago
I don't believe these groups should have free rein on the internet. However, I am also not in favor of Cloudflare acting as the police of the internet. Ideally the internet shouldn't be so centralized around Cloudflare as it is, w
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by clwg 3y ago
"The new regulations will allow Google to negotiate with a single group that would represent all media, allowing the company to limit its arbitration risk." - I'm sure this will be a large and diverse group representing the g
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by clwg 3y ago
That's a really interesting concept. When I think about the Amish, I consider how their religion greatly influences their way of life. I wonder if removing the religious aspect and substituting it with a political ideology, or somethin
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Microsoft Security Research to Access Sentinel Data starting Dec 4
2 points by clwg 3y ago|0 comments
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by clwg 3y ago
It's really a sad state of affairs when those issues are still predominant on the internet. You're absolutely right that these are lessons we should take away from it; I just think the lessons needed to have been learned 35 years

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