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detrites
3y ago
Well, 0x12 && 0x12 is equal to decimal 18. So maybe there was something going on in there...
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detrites
3y ago
Ah, the legendary Norris compression technique. A classic.
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detrites
3y ago
Not at all familiar with the details of this, but just to generally observe the bigger the mistake - the harder the walk-back and the higher the chance a lesson was learned. No guarantees, but it's rare to get past the first stage.
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detrites
3y ago
Yes, they mention they plan to publish articles with specific details later on as well as to open source some models.
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detrites
3y ago
Bit of a stretch to label an organisations shitty website security an AI incident just because it's a portal to the AI chatbot. I guess aviation disasters should now include passengers privacy incidents from hacked booking websites?
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3y ago
Hard agree. As others remarked it's almost like the unwritten rule over time. Do programmers end up with such an attachment to a particular language, they prefer to pretend this kind of over-iterating isn't happening rather than s
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3y ago
Alright, thanks. To be clear I used the term "pixels" in describing the characteristics of the final images produced, which are a series of stacked 2D images comprised of pixels. But, I don't think it matters what we label th
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Update iOS and macOS right now – again
(usa.kaspersky.com)
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3y ago
CVE-2023-28205 & CVE-2023-28206: https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2023-28205 https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2023-28206
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3y ago
This article mainly summarises a video if you'd rather watch: https://youtube.com/watch?v=R87Qlq_wSY8&
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3y ago
Well something isn't adding up. How can 14 million pixels be 64 million times more pixels? Were mouse brain images just one giant pixel previously?
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3y ago
Can humans do this? Maybe some particular speed and bow shape along with a physical motion a human could utilise to achieve this? I tried to search it but the results were all about the illegality of people being too close to the bow sans r
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3y ago
The announce video by Yannic contained a (lengthy) gag to that effect, has it been taken out of context or did now something actually happen? https://youtube.com/watch?v=ddG2fM9i4Kk&t=132 It's easy to miss but afte
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Right off the bat I lost all scrolling inertia here, it's like being in the dark ages.
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If you can't go below 40%, it might make sense to reduce the capacity by 40% accordingly when making comparison calculations against tech that can do that no problem. How does bang for buck look then with SLA versus LiFePO4?
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3y ago
Ok, thanks - so the "cut exactly the same way" is the key here. It's maybe not so obvious to non-puzzle aficionados? I thought it simply meant "all fit together", the "same way" referring to the overall cu
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> Putting cryptographic primitives together is a lot like putting a jigsaw puzzle together, where all the pieces are cut exactly the same way, but there is only one correct solution. Thankfully, there are some projects out there that are
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3y ago
I hope so. But I'm not sure it would necessarily be driven by LLM's or AI explicitly so much as part of what may be natural cycling between opposing views on how to best mix society and technology. Thin = centralised power & t
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Prototyping an Open World 3D Engine on a Modern Dual-Core $1 Microcontroller [pdf]
(lavarails.com)
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Thesis that accompanies an open world game made for the RP2040-based Pimoroni Picosystem handheld dev console. HN discussion of the game itself: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35589172
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As a user can confirm siblings comment. The way it's designed your fingers don't really come into contacting the faceplate, and even then it's not raw but painted. Certainly, I have not felt anything coming off of it and I&#x
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> The Starship and its Super Heavy rocket will launch from SpaceX's Starbase test site near Boca Chica Beach in South Texas, with the Super Heavy booster attempting a soft water landing splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico while the Sta
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Nothing I'm aware of has nailed the form-factor/ergonomics and quality of the controls. It's a solid unit and has the feel of a finished product. Alternatives are typically bare circuit boards or lack quality input. It seems
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One key relevant difference between the Picosystem/RP2040 and a '97 PC is available RAM and video RAM, the RP2040 has only 264KB of any fast RAM (excluding external flash which has DMA and XiP but is still comparably slow). Wherea
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Direct link to gameplay video (spoiler) : https://youtube.com/watch?v=n6bECGQyNuk It achieves this by using both cores & clocking the RP2040 at 250Mhz (via Picosystem's SDK). (Well, and probably also being decentl
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Another comment says they're struggling for funds. Whether directly related or not, a name with a hugely dark connotation, that springs to mind so immediately they mention it second in the FAQ can't be helping.
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The FAQ explains it as nothing to do with exorcism despite being "one vowel away", and instead references "exercises". But then goes on to make a reference to the "devil" being in the details of constructing th
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Page 25 in the paper shows user preference results. Seems it did badly vs GPT3.5 for programming topics: Paper PDF: https://www.ykilcher.com/OA_Paper_2023_04_15.pdf HN discussion on the paper: https://news.ycombi
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For those that don't know, there's also Apollo 11 and 17 by the same folks, just change the number at the end of the URL, eg: https://apolloinrealtime.org/17/
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Interesting. I wonder if this technique could be used as an olive oil purity/quality test of sorts? Maybe correlating a few samples of various kinds, along with some external form of verifiable testing, it may be possible to figure it
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