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by ipython 4y ago
However, just like chatgpt struggles with arithmetic, it also can’t figure out simple logic puzzles. I gave it some puzzles like the ones here: https://www.woojr.com/printable-logic-puzzles-for-kids/ and it has no idea
902.
by ipython 4y ago
Sounds like cheating will be trivial in this game as you can just “correct” GPT’s idea of what is in your inventory ;)
903.
by ipython 4y ago
I’m surprised nobody has mentioned information density yet. I find the modern practice of adding so much spacing and making the font size gigantic extremely annoying. Sometimes you need detail- and it’s harder to put together a well designe
904.
by ipython 4y ago
Since dns was first defined in November 1987, well before Unicode 1.0 was ratified (1991 at the earliest), what would be your suggestion to the original implementers?
905.
by ipython 4y ago
Yes, I believe committee members referred to it yesterday during the hearing and asked for (and received) unanimous consent for SBF's statement to be put in the record.
906.
by ipython 4y ago
Two things - not only do we have centralized exchanges, but they're also coordinating with each other... what was that about decentralization of power again? Oh, and using seven of your 18 page testimony to basically distract from th
907.
by ipython 4y ago
The truth is that the address space is extremely sparse. Every ipv6 subnet is a /64 by default, yet I’m sure most of us have vastly fewer than 2^64 machines in our networks … at least for now
908.
by ipython 4y ago
Uber is the same way. At first it was novel and driver pay was heavily subsidized so you had high quality drivers with nice cars. Over time the price for riders increased, driver pay decreased, and driver quality also decreased.
909.
by ipython 4y ago
The failure modes are vastly different and the ability for a passenger to pilot a bus to the side of the road in an emergency is much more probable than the aircraft. This is not a reasonable comparison at all.
910.
Tom Clancy Speaks at the NSA (1984)(youtube.com)
1 points by ipython 4y ago|0 comments
911.
by ipython 4y ago
No need for conspiracies - see for example the presentations from T-Mobile to nanog: https://pc.nanog.org/static/published/meetings/NANOG73/1645/... and https://www.internetsociety.org&#x
912.
by ipython 4y ago
The government has a poor track record of pushing a technology in this space. They’ve been mandating ipv6 in the dod for - gosh at least since 2008 or so. Oh, and you have the government to thank for the useless posix subsystem for windows
913.
by ipython 4y ago
I’m sorry but how is cogents shitty business model somehow the fault of ipv6? Peering disputes happen on ipv4 as well
914.
by ipython 4y ago
Actually, aws and the big cloud providers are only now starting to release ipv6 aware services. If close to half of US traffic to google transits over ipv6 is considered a failure, I would hate to see “success”.
915.
by ipython 4y ago
And where do those two extra bits go? How do existing routers that don’t know anything about two extra bits route those packets? Here’s the ip packet header: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:IPv4_Packet-en.svg
916.
by ipython 4y ago
Yes, T-Mobile for example. I just dumped the interface information from my iPhone and the only address available is an ipv6 address. Everything else is put through an ipv6 to ipv4 gateway. Works fine. Apple has required app developers to su
917.
by ipython 4y ago
It should be mentioned that 2^32 was widely considered to be unfathomongly large when ipv4 was developed as well. However now we are pumping out something like 4 ARM cores per person on the planet, per year. Clearly we will need to plan for
918.
by ipython 4y ago
What parts of ipv6 used in consumer grade equipment are not understandable or “consumer grade”? Ipv6 in some areas is actually simpler than ipv4. I gave the example of mobile networks because it’s one of the few places consumer facing netwo
919.
by ipython 4y ago
I have to say I’m super disappointed in the ignorance and negativity in the comments on this thread. Ignorance of both the difficulties inherent in upgrading a fixed size wire protocol designed for a research network fifty years ago, and th
920.
by ipython 4y ago
I run dual stack at home and every device I have connected to my home network runs ipv6 with no manual configuration whatsoever. It’s easier than ipv4 when you consider providing inbound access to resources (no nat configuration)
921.
by ipython 4y ago
Actually there can be an arbitrary number of addresses per device, thanks to the privacy extensions. Since your “device id” is a simple derivation of your MAC address, technically you could be tracked across ipv6 networks through that. Ther
922.
by ipython 4y ago
Yes, people are using ipv6 for real deployments. See any large scale mobile network deployment. Funny thing is most people never realize because it all just works…
923.
by ipython 4y ago
Gp comment refers to the number of routing table entries, not total number of addressable ips. Ideally the number of ipv6 allocations should be close to 1 rather than close to 1000.
924.
by ipython 4y ago
It’s mostly a solved problem as most mobile network operators are ipv6 only now. My iPhone only has an ipv6 address for example.
925.
by ipython 4y ago
I tried teaching ChatGPT how to communicate securely over a secure channel with a screenplay prompt... with some hilarious results. I tried to teach it a simple substitution cipher, which it kind of grokked, but managed to screw up -- not t
926.
by ipython 4y ago
It’s pretty clear to me this is an intentional choice made by the openai team to collect a corpus of common methods to try and jailbreak an conversational AI so that future models can learn to avoid these methods in the future.
927.
by ipython 4y ago
What’s annoying is the number of web forms that assume all email addresses must end in .com, .edu, or maybe .net/.org if you’re lucky. And refuses to let you use your nice custom email domain because it’s “invalid”. So I have a .family
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DealBook SBF Interview(nytimes.com)
6 points by ipython 4y ago|0 comments
929.
by ipython 4y ago
Compare the standard equipment between the 70s car and today - especially when it comes to comfort and safety - and you’ll see you’re buying a lot more for your $$ today than 50 years ago
930.
by ipython 4y ago
But the real question is unanswered: was he actively playing league of legends during the interview?

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