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by dave1010uk 1y ago
I 3D printed a replacement screw cap for something that GPT-4o designed for me with OpenSCAD a few months ago. It worked very well and the resulting code was easy to tweak. Good to hear that newer models are getting better at this. With eva
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by dave1010uk 2y ago
This is my understanding of how it works, without knowing the actual maths behind the functions: # client r = random_blinding_factor() x = client_secret_input() x_blinded = blind(x, r) # Server y_blinded = OPRF(k,
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by dave1010uk 2y ago
If it knows it needs to backtrack then could it gain much by outputting something that tells the code to backtrack for it? For example, outputting something like "I've disproven the previous hypothesis, remove the details". A
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Negative Temperature(en.wikipedia.org)
30 points by dave1010uk 2y ago|15 comments
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
There's not many. The Rivest, Shamir, and Wagner time lock algorithm is an example of one that can't be parallelized. In theory the NSA and Google can't brute force it much faster than you can on a laptop.
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
This is a really cool idea using fundamental properties of physics but I don't think it works. If the spacecraft is trusted by the person with the secret, it's much simpler to instruct the spacecraft to only disclose the secret af
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
> I had a secondary goal in the back of my head... if you have a copy of GEB on your shelf collecting dust and you've never read more than a chapter or two, dust it off and see how it goes this time. Dusted it off and after only a
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
As well as Convoy, quite a few others also have official stores on AliExpress, like Sofirn, Lumintop, and Maxtoch.
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
Not a podcast but if it helps, I wrote an overview article that goes from the basics of cryptography (eg RSA) and quantum computers (eg qubits), explaining how a post quantum cryptographic algorithm works (Kyber) and briefly touches on curr
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
Any performance benchmarks or details of the practicality? Eg could this run on something like Cloudflare Workers?
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
Knowing there's people out there following incorrect grammar rules and not being able to correct them sounds like the opposite of societal well-being!
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
The "critical" risk criteria are a fun read. They could serve as a basis for a sci-fi plot if you're quick enough. Cybersecurity > Tool-augmented model can identify and develop functional zero-day exploits of all severity
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Canon TDD(tidyfirst.substack.com)
1 points by dave1010uk 3y ago|0 comments
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
Thanks!
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
LLaVA, Whisper and a few bash scripts should be able to do it. I don't know how helpful the model is with screenshots though. 1. Download LLaVA from https://github.com/Mozilla-Ocho/llamafile 2. Run Whisper locally
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
Very cool! Have you had much luck with Llama models? I made Clipea, which is similar but has special integration with zsh. https://github.com/dave1010/clipea
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
I wrote this as I had been seeing too many articles either dismiss PQC as being something theoretical that we don't need, or go so far into the details that they're not accessible unless you already have a deep understanding of cr
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Post-Quantum Cryptography: It's already here and it's not as scary as it sounds(medium.com)
1 points by dave1010uk 3y ago|1 comments
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
https://gist.github.com/dave1010/a7e7207edef422cf972968b029b... Feel free to fork.
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
This is essentially the "Innovate - Leverage - Commoditise" strategy, which Simon Wardley (as in Wardley Mapping) explains: https://blog.gardeviance.org/2014/03/understanding-ecosystem...
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The fight between cataphiles and police in the Paris catacombs(atlasobscura.com)
125 points by dave1010uk 3y ago|42 comments
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
What OS and browser are you using? Give me a couple of minutes and I'll get ChatGPT to write aa script that does it for you.
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
If you use Google Sheets, there's 10's of different GPT formula plugins that are integrated. The challenge is knowing which ones are any good and have good privacy measures. https://workspace.google.com/marketplace
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
`llm` might be the closest thing to that right now. https://github.com/simonw/llm
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
Has anyone played with both Deno and Bun? They seem very similar but while Deno uses V8 (like Node), Bun uses Apple's JavaScriptCore. https://bun.sh/ https://deno.com/
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
Similar: https://icibici.github.io/site/
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
Sometimes I click the "I am not a robot" checkbox without even thinking. Then I panic for a moment as there's no option to uncheck.
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
Thanks. Reported here: https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/issues/3745 Update: the bug is likely due to Code Interpreter using a 4.4 kernel, which is 7 years old!
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
Has anyone managed to get bun running with ChatGPT Code Interpreter? I can get all the help text displaying but there's no output or error when running a JS file with the latest release (or even one from last year). The latest Deno rel
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by dave1010uk 3y ago
If the performance was ok, is there any reason why a sampler couldn't call an API or use a separate fine tuned model?

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