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by cuuupid 2y ago
I haven't been highside in almost a year now so I don't purport to know the actual operation behind this, BUT I would place my money on testing surveillance systems and on-device tracking modules. CDAO has been investing very publ
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by cuuupid 2y ago
This release just links Iranian technology to UAVs used against Ukraine; they are nowhere near the capabilities of top military powers. The only country that can claim the #2 spot on the list is China. To give you an idea of the comparison,
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by cuuupid 2y ago
With everything intel-coded you can quickly figure out what is actually happening by applying the three point framework: [1] What we know: Iran does not have a strong drone program, and it is almost impossible to get a ship that close to ou
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by cuuupid 2y ago
At times like this it's helpful to use a simple, three point framework: [1] What do we know? [2] What is noise? [3] What is the boring explanation? For [1], we know there are likely _some_ drones. We know drones are a very hot topic fo
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by cuuupid 2y ago
GovPro AI / Unanet | REMOTE (US) | Full-Time | Software Engineer (AI) We're using AI to automate the procurement cycle for the US government. We mainly work with contractors to speed up the search, research & proposal drafting
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by cuuupid 2y ago
Can someone ELI5 if this is a huge deal (like declaring martial law would be in the west), or if this is the equivalent of a "government shutdown" when similar budget impasses occur in the US?
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by cuuupid 2y ago
Bingo, lots of people are loud about this online and many influencers screaming about this on Twitter, so it’s easy to conflate that as a pressing issue. Ultimately a thousand indie devs mad about bandwidth extortion are still making up les
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by cuuupid 2y ago
For the low price of $20/1000 clicks, I will provide you with a stabbing consent banner, fully compliant with upcoming EU and CA regulations on web-based stabbing.
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by cuuupid 2y ago
If I’m understanding this correctly this proposal would fully break compatibility with many (most?) codebases, actually remove syntactic sugar and force more characters for the same functionality. I fail to see how this is even being consid
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by cuuupid 2y ago
Wish there was training or finetuning code, as finetuning voices seems like a key requirement for any commercial use.
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DeepSeek v2 Chat (0628) released(huggingface.co)
1 points by cuuupid 2y ago|0 comments
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LockBit claims to exfiltrate 33TB of data from US Federal Reserve(securityaffairs.com)
99 points by cuuupid 2y ago|78 comments
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Docker Is Having an Outage(downdetector.com)
62 points by cuuupid 2y ago|28 comments
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by cuuupid 2y ago
I really hope we can fully turn off the GPT4o integration even more than just saying no to every escalation
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Cohere Updates Weights for Aya(huggingface.co)
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by cuuupid 2y ago
This is really cool, I'd love to see this pull data from [1] HuggingFace, [2] Replicate Hype, and [3] GitHub. [1] https://huggingface.co/models?sort=trending [2] https://hype.replicate.dev/ [3] https:
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Mistral-7B-v0.3 released on HuggingFace(huggingface.co)
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CA's First Chamber passes SB 1047 to regulate AI(digitaldemocracy.calmatters.org)
3 points by cuuupid 2y ago|1 comments
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Dept of Labor to add STEM jobs to Schedule A(regulations.gov)
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by cuuupid 2y ago
Essentially, this would remove the requirement on tech companies to prove they cannot hire an American for the role before hiring from overseas. As reference, here is Microsoft's response: https://www.regulations.gov/co
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IRS – RFQ for Modernized E-File(sam.gov)
2 points by cuuupid 2y ago|2 comments
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by cuuupid 2y ago
I’m struggling to understand from this paper whether the approach is better in the general sense (all cases, with wider models seeing greater benefits) or purely for wider models (with narrower models seeing detriment)? If it’s the former t
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by cuuupid 2y ago
Don’t we already have open source achieving temporal consistency up to 15 seconds? I might be misreading the article but the main achievement in Sora is consistency over 30min+ generations
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Snowflake Arctic Instruct (128x3B MoE), largest open source model(replicate.com)
315 points by cuuupid 2y ago|217 comments
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by cuuupid 2y ago
There are a lot of places e.g. Replicate where you can finetune and deploy language models. You’ll need GPUs, but you can simply select a hardware class and pay per second of usage, similar to AWS Lambda or similar serverless infrastructure
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by cuuupid 3y ago
> Software Procurement by Federal standards is relatively straightforward > FedRamp and FIPS compliance It’s odd to see these in the same sentence. FedRAMP is so insanely complex/difficult to achieve in a straightforward way. Eve
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by cuuupid 3y ago
There are a bunch of great upscaler models although they tend to hallucinate a bit, I personally use magic-image-refiner: https://replicate.com/collections/super-resolution
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by cuuupid 3y ago
As a huge asterisk this is a Tauri wrapper around Tiptap that does filesystem management. You can use Tiptap yourself easily as it's open source: https://tiptap.dev/ https://github.com/ueberdosis/t
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by cuuupid 3y ago
Esri is an anticompetitive company leeching taxpayer dollars that only exists because ArcGIS trapped the government before many govcon laws preventing vendor lock in were put in place. We would have 10x the mapping capabilities and much hig
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by cuuupid 3y ago
Not loving that there are more details on safety than details of the actual model, benchmarks, or capabilities. > That’s why we believe that learning from real-world use is a critical component of creating and releasing increasingly safe

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