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by k__ 2y ago
Is it? As far as I understood it, Tauri is a safer Electron, not a lighter one.
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by k__ 2y ago
Don't quite understand why not more mobile apps have a radial menu. Seems like a reasonable choice for one-thumb controls.
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by k__ 2y ago
There is also lattice-based cryptography.
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by k__ 2y ago
Most people welcoming them were probably of German descent themselves.
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by k__ 2y ago
Isn't use part of Elixir? At least I saw it in Elixir in Action, use GenServer or something...
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by k__ 2y ago
"When we do retrieval, we embed the query and then find other points close to that query." To me that just sounds like OpenSearch with extra steps. How is this different/better than a search engine?
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by k__ 2y ago
Could we expect performance gains from Sqlite being in the kernel?
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by k__ 2y ago
I see. I just tried to sign some data with an RSA key, and the results differed in Node and Bun.
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by k__ 2y ago
Bun is pretty awesome. However, the node:crypto module still doesn't work 100%. So, I can't use it yet.
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by k__ 2y ago
I always wondered why a RAG index has to be a vector DB. If the model understands text/code and can generate text/code it should be able to talk to OpenSearch no problem.
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by k__ 2y ago
Got one 5 years ago, and wouldn't go back. It's really nice, especially if you can regulate the temperature. Very refreshing in the summer. Don't even need paper anymore, it just blasts everything away, lol.
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by k__ 2y ago
Maybe, it's like art and math.
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by k__ 2y ago
Half-OT: I played Balatro. It eats hours. However! It drastically cut down on my doom scrolling. Would be cool to see if someone could design a game that was addictive, but also fade you out of this addiction natively.
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by k__ 2y ago
Nice, that's double of what the Vision Pro has.
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by k__ 2y ago
Ah, yes. Thanks, I confused those numbers!
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by k__ 2y ago
Isn't that mostly a question of composability?
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by k__ 2y ago
What's the reason for measuring the model size in context window length and not GB? Also, are these small models OSS? Easier self hosting seems to be the main benefo for small models.
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by k__ 2y ago
I read Permutation City and Diaspora. Good books, with cool ideas. Egan hits you with a known concept, but then goes into a totally different direction than expected.
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by k__ 2y ago
What I wanted to say is, the session key isn't generated from the private keys of either party. If I sign any data, it's mathematically linked to the certificate, but that doesn't mean the cert was involved in creating the da
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by k__ 2y ago
Fair. However, most people are using stuff like JS and Python. For them even the non-dependent type systems are an improvement.
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by k__ 2y ago
Yes, as far as I understood DH, the symmetrical keys don't have any mathematicial relation to the asymmetrical ones. I guess, the only reliable way is to sign the response, which requires changes to the server
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by k__ 2y ago
A few days, I read that someone claims to do that. But there was no background info. Just "We use ZKP to prove we got the right data" So, it's technically possible?
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by k__ 2y ago
I feared so, thanks. I was hoping responses were signed.
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by k__ 2y ago
Half-OT Is there any way to account a response of a TLS enabled server to it's public key? Something like reverse fingerprinting?
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by k__ 2y ago
Ah, okay. I was just thinking if there were any technical constraints preventing this. Because you mention Ichnaea API compatibility, and I didn't know if that spec even allows that.
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by k__ 2y ago
Is there a reason the API doesn't return the locations of the access points so the clients can calculate their positions by themselves?
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by k__ 2y ago
I got better at math after programming for a few years. Maybe, we need alternative approaches, to make the topic more interesting.
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by k__ 2y ago
Typescript/JavaScript libraries are in the list, but JS it's single threaded, so I don't know if there is really something missing here.
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by k__ 2y ago
How does this work? I understand the issues with "baseline RAG", as I experienced them myself. They make sense to me, if I query "what are the major themes of this dataset" on a list of articles, and the RAG tries to fin
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by k__ 2y ago
It's nefarious! Especially if you have a dopamin deficiency (ADHD, etc.) and you eat so you aren't bored. I can eat 500g of m&ms in one sitting, no problem, and I'm not even overweight or something.

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