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by hamilyon2 2y ago
Captchas are now useful to distinguish well-intentioned bots (they stop whenever they see captcha) from malicious ones, which solve them, but still behave a lot like bots. Well-intentional bots are first-class citizens
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
Have you tried Mistral? I am blown away by how good it is.
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
Text interface over the internet is not the end game, far from it. It is just the beginning
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
I am kind of not sure what article even means. Surely, LLMs are professional tools as for now. Internet was for scientists in first days. GPUs were once for gamers. Then gamers and CAD/CGI professionals. Today my phone uses gpu to sh
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
For the uninitiated: how does k8s handle OS upgrades? If development moves to next version of Debian, because it should eventually, are upgrades, for example, 2x harder vs docker-compose? 2x easier? About the same? Is it even right question
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
The discussion in this thread is amazing. People, even renowned experts in their field make mistakes, a lot of mistakes, sometimes very costly and very obvious in retrospect. In their craft. Yet when LLM, trained on corpus of human stupidit
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
Someone should really test it, real red team black hat style and then fully publish the results. Try to mitm https with real unlogged certs and see what happens. Preregister the whole fully detailed procedure on blockchain. And report to pu
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
Selling user data to highest bidder wouldn't fly in Europe.
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
Three hours a year of nagging window in rich countries will provide all the financing chrome, the web browser, will ever need. We are talking about the most advertised, most installed most used program. Asking users to pay will do more good
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
I am trying to learn French to some decent level. I have every anki app, one-on-one coaching, textbooks, podcasts, online courses, and friends to help me. Even LLMs now. God, it is painful. I think of myself as motivated and talented. It is
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
> search engines treat links to your site as a massive signal of relevance and trust I am admittedly a bit distant from SEO. The above is not true and hasn't been true for a long time.
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
How tight is scheduler coupled to the rest of kernel code? If one wanted to drastically simplify scheduler, for example for some scientific application which doesn't care about preemption at all, can it be done in clean, modular way? A
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
Written before Chernobyl and it stands out.
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
Is this the most computational bang for buck one ever seen? Another question: what is the maximum size of model I can fine-tune on 1 H100?
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Learned Indexes for a Google-Scale Disk-Based Database(arxiv.org)
1 points by hamilyon2 2y ago|0 comments
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PGM-index:range searches, deletes, updates using orders of magnitude less space(pgm.di.unipi.it)
2 points by hamilyon2 2y ago|0 comments
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PGM-index: fully-dynamic compressed learned index with provable worst-case bound(dl.acm.org)
1 points by hamilyon2 2y ago|1 comments
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
There is a bit similar project which supports Intel GPU offloading: https://github.com/intel/scikit-learn-intelex
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
I'll go out on a limb: inside datacenter on your own hardware, you can safely ignore low-level pedantry and mostly ignore “weird networks” and use TCP as two-way Unix pipe. “Mostly” because you still care about bandwidth limits and pac
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
Black? I am pretty sure it is some shade of grey.
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
GPL is viral and somewhat compatible with AGPL. BSL and GPL code are probably never mixing since they prohibit each other. This creates friction in GPL world and tends to produce incidents line this [1] out of thin air. 1. https:/&#x2
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
The latest evidence of wide cooperation of telegram and Russian officials: https://roskomsvoboda.org/ru/post/shutdown-v-baymake/
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
We hire from all countries, not only France or EU
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
Diabolocom | Software Engineer (Golang, Java) | France | REMOTE | Full-time Diabolocom is a cloud-based contact center solution provider leveraging AI to optimize customer interactions across multiple channels. We serve 350+ clients globall
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
If this is what it takes for us collectively to wake up, I'd say it is bargain. Pretty sure nothing will change though
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
That is kind of his point. You don't, Windows is bundled with laptop. It is not that I agree with his points. Windows for example isn't open source in remotest sense
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
In French it is deceptively named too. The explanation on official website is no better. I always knew that safari is no better than other browsers, but the overt deception is a new low.
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
Is 10x borrowing even an option if we are talking retirement savings? I don't know much about finance. I guess that at that point (you borrowed 10 times your net worth). This is no longer your investment, it's your lender's i
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
I have a very unique experience. Without diving into details, French health care system welcomed and supported and provided very long, sophisticated and expensive care. I really mean a lot. All for unremarkable insurance (mutuelle) 100€ per
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by hamilyon2 2y ago
Is it a good time to start competitor? Given that reddit might take Quora's path to oblivion.

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