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Amazon behind private gas plant for new data centers(finance.yahoo.com)
3 points by e12e 2mo ago|0 comments
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by e12e 2mo ago
Interesting. But the styles chosen for hyperkitty displaying the archives is quite awful. Probably want either fixed width font or sensible reflow.
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by e12e 2mo ago
I found a lot of the points in the full post interesting - but I'm not sure I agree with everything. In particular, I'd love access to: > ... high-quality dedicated tamper-proof cloud servers, with trusted hardware root of trus
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by e12e 2mo ago
Unfortunately it's a little far to go for coffee from Tromsø.
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by e12e 2mo ago
Surely checking once every three days is frequent enough to see an invite for a meetup that happens once every eight to ten weeks?
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by e12e 2mo ago
You say that as if the culture difference with a truly alien intelligence is insignificant compared to the culture difference with an "overseas person". (Even assuming "intelligent" is a sensible label to apply to an LLM
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by e12e 2mo ago
Worst part they're too easy to accidentally check in to source control - and they bring user/workstation dependent settings into the work tree, rather than tuck them away in something like $HOME/. config/appname/loc
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by e12e 2mo ago
Maybe. How does the application unify different environment variables? Those inherited by the shell, those read from .profile, those set in the process that start the application (be that ./run.sh, a nodejs script, systemd etc...).
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by e12e 2mo ago
Autocorrect hates these neologistic company names...
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by e12e 2mo ago
Is it run/developed by Tieto (Vivicta)? Ed: I'm guessing yes? https://vayla.fi/-/new-public-transportation-travel-card-sys...
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by e12e 2mo ago
Yes, it's a single point of failure by design - but has been pretty stable mostly - with this and a previous attack in June being exceptions. The identity portal is administered by the department for digital services, but hosted at a c
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by e12e 2mo ago
From TFA: > Det har siden kl. 01 mandag 3. august pågått et tjenestenektangrep (DDoS) som rammer ID-porten som driftes hos Digdirs driftspartner Vivicta. > Since 0100 hours Monday August 31st there's been an ongoing DDoS attack w
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by e12e 2mo ago
> People that previously have barely any experience in tech, now being hired in AI startups because they are good bullshitters. I like the symmetry of people being unable to detect "skill" in people who are great at manipulatin
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DDoS against Norwegian government IT infrastructure – status(status.digdir.no)
96 points by e12e 2mo ago|70 comments
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by e12e 2mo ago
Actually the stack is wrong here, after pushing two words, the sequence should be: Forth I
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by e12e 2mo ago
I don't know what the author's native language is, but I assume it's something I'd need machine translation for anyway. Having it in good (if not Nobel prize level great) English is much easier - and will probably be eas
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by e12e 2mo ago
There's a lot of well reasoned, but pretty caustic, developer blog notes for the project. Refreshing breath of honest air, imnho. I don't agree with the author in all things, but I enjoy how well and directly they express their vi
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by e12e 2mo ago
See also: https://ansel.photos/en/
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by e12e 2mo ago
Seems odd that you wouldn't comment on the existing issue, or open a PR? https://github.com/bholmesdev/hubble.md/issues/176
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by e12e 2mo ago
Looks like you use it explicitly? https://github.com/sbcl/sbcl/tree/master/contrib/sb-simd
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by e12e 2mo ago
A different way to say the same: in forth, words get pushed on the stack, and popped from the stack by words that take arguments: code stack I Forth love Forth love I love I For
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by e12e 2mo ago
> I'm merely noting that your argument that "training+input=>output is the problem" applies to humans. I'm not sure I ever said that it was a problem. I also never meant to say that sampling across the model (forme
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by e12e 2mo ago
If you shuffle a deck of cards, you likely have a novel sequence of cards. I'm not sure how that is relevant?
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by e12e 2mo ago
I think there are quite fundamental differences to the LLM model equivalent to an adult human mind and current LLMs (even accepting an LLM can model a human brain, which I don't think is a given - but I also don't think it's
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by e12e 2mo ago
Doesn't the LLM still output the next most probable token (modulus heat/desired variation) according to its model? Training shifts the probability - but doesn't change the fact that the output is a sampling based on input and
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by e12e 2mo ago
Aww, I thought this might be a literate programming wrapper around grotesque yaml action programming...
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by e12e 2mo ago
I think orms are typically fine. Something like rails can even play reasonably well with legacy databases (but you might need to create a view or two to rename columns names that collide with "magic column names"). There are reaso
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by e12e 2mo ago
Been gone a while? https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/465150/make-shortc...
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by e12e 3mo ago
Great article that articulates some sentiments that have been percolating in the back of my mind, as well.
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by e12e 3mo ago
Nice write-up! I saw some earlier posts were submitted here, but not that one - so I tried submitting it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48686947

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