golergka

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by golergka 2y ago
There are plenty of very realistic attack scenarios, that's why we secure stuff.
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by golergka 2y ago
Automatically runs linter and tests on every edit and forwards failures back to LLM as well.
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by golergka 2y ago
What's the realistic attack scenario? Will Sam Altman steal your company's code? Or will next version of GPT learn on your secret sauce algorithms and then your competitors will get them when they generate code for their tasks and
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by golergka 2y ago
I have written a small fullstack app over the holidays, mostly with LLMs, to see how far would they get me. Turns out, they can easily write 90% of the code, but you still need to review everything, make the main architectural decisions and
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by golergka 2y ago
> ...to fight and conquer in all your battles is not supreme excellence; supreme excellence consists in breaking the enemy’s resistance without fighting
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by golergka 2y ago
Achieving desired result is professional. And achieving desired result without doing the hard parts is not only professional, but smart and actually kind of awesome.
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by golergka 2y ago
They literally employed monkeys as railway signalmen in 19th century
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by golergka 2y ago
Photoshop has been a thing for over 30 years.
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by golergka 2y ago
So you never work in teams with other people again?
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by golergka 2y ago
I was working on exactly such a project in 2022. It was scrapped because there is too much risk in LLM accidentally violating OF rules, which immediately results in losing a very valuable account.
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by golergka 2y ago
I haven't known anyone like that either, but I can imagine how the same person would have name in Hebrew in some Israeli IT system and name in English somewhere else and then have a third system to unexpectedly combine them in some wei
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by golergka 2y ago
דויד Smith (concatenated) will have an LTR control character in the middle
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by golergka 2y ago
Yes. Vertical splits.
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by golergka 2y ago
> I believe in most countries, customs can inspect your luggage. They can’t force you to reveal information that they’re not even certain you have. They can. And if you refuse, they can do a lot of very unpleasant things to you. It might
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by golergka 2y ago
> I'm convinced real coaching doesn't exist. Aristotle would disagree.
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by golergka 2y ago
That's a serious part of Midjourney business strategy. Hard to imagine how much money did they save on the frontend.
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by golergka 2y ago
When you don't defend something like a property, profit goes out of building it. And that's the opposite of what we want to do in a capitalist society. Building intellectual property is a positive-sum thing. It makes humanity bett
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by golergka 2y ago
Knowing SQL and how relational databases actually work is one of the best superpowers a backend developer can have. If you want to go deeper than your database manual, the best place is Andy Pavlo's db course, freely available at yout
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by golergka 2y ago
This article seems to be more concerned with the social crusade and PR effect of the trip rather than the actual voyage. I have nothing about this political goal per se — what's wrong with promoting a sport and creating a more accessib
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by golergka 2y ago
Some people just have temperaments of fanatics, ready to become obsessed by any political idea and take it to the extreme. And if the idea happens to be a messianic religion which gives a great excuse to relish in hate and glorify violence,
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by golergka 2y ago
I don't doubt CCP has sentenced a lot of people to death for spying for US, but I wonder how many of these were actual spies and how many where there just to fill a quota and earn a promotion. Communist regimes are not famous for havin
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by golergka 2y ago
FBI have admitted it was wrong in a number of high profile cases, so no, FBI is not always right according to FBI.
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by golergka 2y ago
> However, who the hell has time to write everything twice? The developer who's going to receive page duty alerts about the feature, will have to fix its bugs, track user analytics over the feature, suggest and implement improvement
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by golergka 2y ago
> In essence, the growth mindset means whatever it has to mean at any given time It's like that with any ideology, however good or bad it may be. A lot of people will learn the holy books just so they can use sophistry effectively i
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by golergka 2y ago
Of course it does. Most of these processed foods are produced locally by a license. Do you think Coca-Cola ships the bottles from US all over the world?
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by golergka 2y ago
Can confirm. I lived for a substantial amount of time in Russia, Israel and Argentina, and in a lot of other countries for about a month. Food price comparisons at sites like Numbeo don't take quality into account at all. May be they c
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by golergka 2y ago
I never understood why americans do their exams with multi-option tests. Even if you don't cheat, these tests don't actually test knowledge, just memoization. For me a proper exam is when you get a topic, spend 30 minutes in a cla
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by golergka 2y ago
Going back just to the Mandate seems like a very arbitrary point. It forgets about Egyptian colonisation of Palestine in 19th century, as well as treatment of Jewish communities across the whole Arab world, which explains a lot about the co
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by golergka 2y ago
OK but where's James Joyce?
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by golergka 2y ago
Hyper-leftist is anti-twitter now? Last time I checked (about 2 minutes ago), twitter was hyper-leftist itself.

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