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Attention Backpropagation: Step by step derivation
(liyuan24.github.io)
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4mo ago
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deadf00d
7mo ago
IMO the biggest issue with CLIs for agents is to know when the agent is allowed to type. When is the command fully proceed, and next tokens can now be generated.
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deadf00d
9mo ago
https://www.deadf00d.com
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deadf00d
10mo ago
This would work. We started prototyping this way and it worked well to an extend. The main issue you're going to have, is you need to have both chromium and the forwarder process to run at the same time. This makes it difficult to trac
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deadf00d
10mo ago
Thank you! I thought people might know it more as Google Chrome. Hence why I changed it on the HN title. But the original blog title specifically mention Chromium.
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Hacking Google Chrome Source Code: Make Puppeteer work over Redis PubSub
(deadf00d.com)
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10mo ago
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Hacking the Docker Protocol to Build a Better Cloud Hosting
(wip.cx)
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1y ago
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Static Website Generator using Jinja2 and <100 lines of Python
(github.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Tried to install it on asahi-linux fedora. Got a segfault: ``` /usr/bin/pulsar: line 151: 480856 Segmentation fault nohup "$PULSAR_PATH" --executed-from="$(pwd)" --pid=$$ "$@" --no-sandbox &
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Microsoft releases Phi-3 model supporting 128k context size for 3.82B params
(huggingface.co)
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3y ago
An native thread management with an `async` keyword would really make it stand out from Lua for game engine uses.
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Hacking an Experimental ESA Satellite
(hackaday.com)
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4y ago
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I hacked an ESA experimental satellite (HackCYSAT writeup)
(deadf00d.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Thanks ! Yeah, I really enjoyed working with the ESA. I think they mention the usage of a shield around the SEPP. But yeah, this architecture is pretty crazy for a satellite. It's actually in production, but it's an experimental s
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How I hacked an ESA's experimental satellite
(deadf00d.com)
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4y ago
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How to make money by hacking a “walking for money” app
(deadf00d.com)
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5y ago
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deadf00d
5y ago
"illegalities of doing something like this" -> Like what ? Maybe you can provide sources ?
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deadf00d
5y ago
Like what ?
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deadf00d
5y ago
Thanks for your wonderful feedback. I understood my mistake. I think the article humor has not been received as intended, that's why I added a disclaimer in the top level of the article to contextualize it a little bit more. Hope I
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deadf00d
5y ago
I dont say it. If people try, it's gonna lead to nothing. But it's going to be fixed soon.
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deadf00d
5y ago
It's exacly my point in the "about phone data" section.
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5y ago
I don't think so. Take it as it is. A funny prétexte to speak about serious stuff. EDIT: I'm waiting for WeWard answer. And will help them fix stuff presented in this article.
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deadf00d
5y ago
Nop, it was from the first publishing of the article.
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5y ago
It's a concept, what I mean is the goal is cool. Feeling like in a movie.
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deadf00d
5y ago
"for profit" that's what I say in the article. But reality is different, I didn't earned money on this.
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deadf00d
5y ago
Before. I'm not that crazy.
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5y ago
Back online ! for the last time I hope :') Also strapi take soooo much ressources...
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deadf00d
5y ago
As usual. That's cool ! Might try to do a submission.
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deadf00d
5y ago
For which crime ?
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deadf00d
5y ago
Yeah, that's what I think too.
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