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by edf13 2y ago
What telemetry are you sending without this setting?
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by edf13 2y ago
Just think of it as the root system - the "trees" are all sprouting from that.
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by edf13 2y ago
Exactly this… which raises the question- do we need ipv6 at all?
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by edf13 2y ago
3 million queries/second across 16k nodes seems pretty heavy on redundancy?
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Radiation from Elon Musk's Starlink satellites is 'blinding' scientists(msn.com)
2 points by edf13 2y ago|0 comments
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by edf13 2y ago
Where you spend can have an impact on a decision… e.g. you may have the income and savings but if you’re regularly spending on gambling that can be a red flag.
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by edf13 2y ago
And this guy spotted it just in time: https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1e6ms9z/cro...
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by edf13 2y ago
This is a testing and deployment issue rather than coding... mistakes and bugs happen - but most serious businesses have routines setup to catch them before rolling them out globally!
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by edf13 2y ago
Guessing the benchmark results are for number of runs? Over what time period?
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by edf13 2y ago
Not when any home/hobby based astronomy is off the cards.
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by edf13 2y ago
Pretty sure the inventory of the parachute didn't take paying guests on his tests...
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by edf13 2y ago
Hold on with the accusations… There is nothing wrong with testing people on simple tasks as part of an interview. This isn’t a long task, likely 30 minutes work! It’s to ensure what they say they can do is correct. Using AI tools is fine bu
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Ask HN: In the day of AI what's best for coding tests/takeaway projects?
5 points by edf13 2y ago|13 comments
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Sam Bankman-Fried: Disgraced 'crypto king' jailed for 25 years(news.sky.com)
5 points by edf13 3y ago|0 comments
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by edf13 3y ago
Not really, especially when they have: > TinySSH has its own crypto library
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by edf13 3y ago
Still issues with limbs when using AI generative artwork... https://fastsdxl.ai/share/0y54bhvalknv
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by edf13 3y ago
And that's where the security holes potentially are.
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by edf13 3y ago
The advertisers
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by edf13 3y ago
Under promise, over deliver… that’s the smart engineering way.
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by edf13 3y ago
Tried reading a local newspaper website recently? It’s a mess of ads, pop ups, scams leaving a small 2-3 line window of text to read and scroll!
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by edf13 3y ago
Yes - apologies for the poor copy-paste here!
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by edf13 3y ago
The IMO are a bit more involved... e.g. IMO 2023: > Problem 1. Determine all composite integers n > 1 that satisfy the following property: if d1, d2, . . . , dk are all the positive divisors of n with 1 = d1 < d2 < · · · < dk
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by edf13 3y ago
That’s what this is… > MirageOS is a library operating system that constructs unikernels for secure, high-performance network applications across a variety of cloud computing and mobile platforms.
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by edf13 3y ago
Why has the title of this been allowed to be edited
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by edf13 3y ago
It’s all it’s known, all it ever has… a higher being may feel the same sadness about us mere humans.
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by edf13 3y ago
The issue here could well be the backhaul... just because you can get 5g to the cell tower doesn't ensure you will have a fast connection from the tower to the core network.
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by edf13 3y ago
The downside to the whole FTX coming good from this bet is SBF will claim his methods were valid!
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Ulez expands across London as older car owners face £12.50 charge(bbc.co.uk)
4 points by edf13 3y ago|1 comments
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by edf13 3y ago
> They are sequence completion engines But at the basic level - isn't our own brain just a sequence completion engine too?
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by edf13 3y ago
Correct title: Llama2 Acceptable Use Policy. The current title here is editorial and opinion

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