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How do you enable auto-summarization? Is that an option you can toggle?
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What is that? "ChatGPT-RDT"? I searched it and I don't see anything online.
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That's amazing -- thank you for sharing! I'll try this out in the future :)
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If you look at dedicated writing AI tools like NovelAI, you can see that this is exactly how they work. They have a concept of a "lore book" with "keywords" that you can use to remind the AI about how to properly generat
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This is a real problem that I believe will become increasingly commonly used by attackers to break into companies. Unfortunately, it's not an easy problem to automate the detection. There are some heuristics, but you're basically
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The apt repo thing is actually why I switched to Arch a while back. In Arch you have most packages being up-to-date by default (because you're on a "rolling release"). There is also the "Arch User Repository" which
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Open-Assistant: Open Source ChatGPT Implementation(github.com)
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I found the "clumps of density" fascinating because it seems like the NIMBY culture in SF/Seattle prevents that from happening. You simply cannot build more than 3-4 stories anywhere except downtown. There are some small ex
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Yeah, it was downtown. But compared to SF or Seattles "downtown", it was absolutely bustling even at 2am in December. That's what blew my mind. (It's a ghost town in most cities because it's all commercial -- no mix
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I recently visited Vancouver, BC (Canada) and I was blown away by their urban development planning. They have tons of density, but the city doesn't look dystopian because they've mixed different styles of building well. What thi
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We run BTRFS on our work laptops and have been for a few years now. Keep in mind that we're only 4 devs, so our sample size is small, but we haven't had any issues with it so far and it's been very pleasant to use so far! We
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That's absolutely incredible. Thank you for sharing this! He was able to get 2500 miles of range by going from ~50 gallons to ~200 gallons. Talk about "hacker mentality"!
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How the $*^% is that possible... Are there any more details available about this, or is there just that FlightAware log? How does one ensure they have enough fuel to do this?!
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What made you move to Vanuatu as an American? Work opportunities? Beautiful weather?
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I thought this was a skill that most people had now that most restaurants only give QR codes for menus?
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Paywall so I can only speculate. I have thought about if the idea of wanting to eat meat-like food is a construct created by meat eaters speculating about what vegetarians want. But in reality I think that there is a large portion of vegeta
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What is EPSS? A new rating system for vulnerabilities to replace CVSS(lunasec.io)
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(Co-author here) I found about the EPSS project the other day so my colleagues and I decided to do a deep dive on it and share our notes. Has anybody else been following this? Are there any other efforts or exciting new projects happening a
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I've written about this topic in more depth previously[0] (warning, it's long) and there is really no straightforward answer. Now, I should note: I'm a YC Founder, so take my thoughts with a grain of salt. I've been &quo
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What is the significance of this finding? I see something about "Radiative levitation" which means nothing to me. Is the idea to prove that fusion is still happening in these stars somehow?
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I'll play devil's advocate for a second since I've got experience in this space. My biggest issue with most fuzzing tools has always been the high rate of false positives. When I worked at Uber, we intentionally never exposed
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WhatsApp is completely unusable unless you grant it access to your contacts though. That's my biggest issue with it -- I don't want to hand over my data to FaceBook.
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Spool pins actually can make picking easier by providing you with more feedback about the pins vs normal pics. (A lockpicking friend explained this to me once) I don't know about serrated pins though!
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You'd have to sweat together new copper fittings though and probably deal with draining + recharging the refrigerant lines. Not a trivial project for a novice.
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It is possible to set your registry in NPM via the "npmrc" file. That will let you hit the specified HTTP server whenever you run commands like "npm install". I know this is also possible for Python because we did it at
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> NPM isn't a language. Fair point! I should have said "Are there any other package managers that focus on reproducible builds?" (Or maybe "ecosystem" would be a better term?) > you can make your builds reprod
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One of my biggest pet peeves with NPM is that the packages aren't reproducible. Even if somebody links a package to their Git repo, who knows what commit correlates to a given release? Even if somebody pushes a "tag" for the
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The current system is broken. I don't think I agree with everything in the post, but I'm excited to see movement in this space given that this is a space I spend a lot of time thinking about. (I'll expand on that below) Even
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Is anybody aware of any SBCs capable of accepting a full-size PCI-E GPU? I've been wanting to throw together a server for some simple AI home assistant stuff (like running Stable Diffusion), but I haven't dug in to understand if A
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Donating to the Mozilla Foundation and to the EFF have been my strategy for this. I know that $20/month doesn't seem like a lot but it does add up at scale. If everybody reading this thread donated to those organizations, it would

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