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3y ago
“All baselines” is doing a lot of heavy lifting in that sentence.
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3y ago
Why wouldn’t you want structured data out? It also feels like you can keep it more on track by telling it to put the data into specific fields with very specific descriptions.
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3y ago
No, but it tends to use const more and the code looks more natural whereas gpt-4 has a single operation per line (but maybe gpt-4 easier to follow). For both you can prompt it to use module syntax. I am excited about GitHub Copilot X given
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3y ago
Reminds me of how the $ZOOM stock kept shooting up whenever ZM was in the news: https://securityboulevard.com/2020/04/investors-buy-up-the-w...
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3y ago
Instagram had a threads product previously, so I am sure they have figured out if they are allowed to name it Threads or not: https://www.theverge.com/2021/11/17/22787783/instagram-threa...
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3y ago
GPT-4 has good json support now. It’s nice to be able to give it a a schematic get structured json back.
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3y ago
For javascript, it did just as well as gpt-4 for several questions and used more modern JavaScript syntax. First time I have felt something feel nearly as good, and the user interface is a bit nicer.
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3y ago
Write up about this too: https://behavioralscientist.org/harvard-professor-under-scru...
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Really poor that universities don’t ensure their professors are scrupulous. Professors have tenure and tons of protection and should be held to a higher standard. The least a university can do is make sure they are honest: “But given other
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This file has more comments / boilerplate than logic and it’s hard to follow: https://github.com/Svxy/The-Simpsons-Hit-and-Run/blob/eb4b34...
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3y ago
We’ve used Istio for some and a open source system called AthenZ to manage the key material.
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The headline is confusing. Tax preparers shared with both Google and Meta and the Tax Preparers could be fined billions.
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3y ago
Congrats on the graduation. My company has been using it for a long while through all its design iterations. We still haven’t achieved an amazing distributed tracing strategy, we don’t use its MySQL or Redis interfaces, and haven’t rolled o
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3y ago
I wish more things / ecosystems supported mTLS. Then you aren’t storing any long lived tokens. You exchange per instance metadata with key material to generate client tls certs that are then used to auth server calls. The certs have a
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3y ago
To be fair to the author of that blog post, it was a pretty good non top much fluff read.
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3y ago
You have too many zeros in your percent.
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3y ago
With attest, Twitter can tell if there's an actual mobile device hitting Twitter with that bearer token versus today, you can spoof the client and unless they fingerprint the IP address or other subtleties, it's hard to distinguis
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3y ago
This is like the analog loophole. If data is transferred from Server to Client, it's always possible to scrape. Though Apple is trying to make this harder: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/devicecheck/
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3y ago
It has side channel attacks so be careful when enabling: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Kernel_Samepage_Merging_(KSM)
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3y ago
It's also a silly test since there is undoubtably a summary of most books someplace on the web.
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The playground summarizes it as this via GPT-4: Prompt: Please summarize the following book found on Project Gutenberg The Ruby of Kishmoor Response: "The Ruby of Kishmoor" is a short adventure story written by Howard Pyle. The
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3y ago
Seems like yes: https://rome.baulab.info/?ref=blog.mithrilsecurity.io
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3y ago
At scale, GPU's are capacity constrained right now, so if Microsoft stopped using them, their capacity would be absorbed by others.
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Asked it whether you should use a shared vpc: Made this up as reason for dedicated vpc: “Better performance: By using dedicated hardware, you have better control over the performance of your instances in the VPC. This can be beneficial for
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The US is putting restrictions on this, so it feels like a short term workaround: “Jordan Schneider: Chinese firms, however, are not restricted in accessing cloud services overseas. Nothing is stopping a Chinese company from buying top-of-t
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Google has TPU, Amazon has their equivalent, so it’s wrong to say folks aren’t competing with them.
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It’s the exactly the same. If they could make 75 cents selling the compute to someone else for $1 versus not making it providing the Bing chat service, that is 75 cents they lose.
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Folks will dangerously bypass this by using an extension that browses from their own browser when ChatGPT needs to hit the internet. Regardless, the browse with Bing was slow and flakey.
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Why is being Jewish singled out but not any other religion?
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It doesn’t need to refinance its debt. It pays what is necessary in interest payments.
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