llamataboot

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by llamataboot 3y ago
Tether /is/ the main (fraudulent) player
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by llamataboot 3y ago
Casinos cannot alter odds on any machine (or rather they could, but it would be highly illegal) and have absolutely no reason to. Variance does that job for them quite fine.
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by llamataboot 3y ago
I often wondered what the full story behind that one has as OP never posted in it again and never heard a peep in any sort of media story
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by llamataboot 3y ago
it doesn't contain private keys, arguably it contains irresponsible disclosures of various ways some large API users can predictably get their keys hijacked
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by llamataboot 3y ago
I think an interesting legal case could be made about publishing the code as a web page somewhere that could play around with the speech/action distinction - but I certainly don't think Microsoft is going to host ways for people t
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by llamataboot 3y ago
Ended up at a robot only dance party in deep playa at Burning Man this year and indeed you did have to solve a prove you aren't human captcha to "get in"
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by llamataboot 3y ago
How are people paying for these fun and silly little side projects - tokens are even expensive for a personal side project, much less letting the internet use my API token.... maybe using on of the free models?
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by llamataboot 3y ago
that being said I think prompt pollution especially for future LLMs in a much gnarlier problem than people think. Even now there is simply no actual solution for prompt injection. You can absolutely determine whether you have unsanitized hu
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by llamataboot 3y ago
We haven't touched it yet though. I asked auto-gpt to convince humans it was a good and it spent many endearing loops googling "how do I work on telekinesis?" at one point was meditating on the moon, and was deeply fraught wi
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by llamataboot 3y ago
once upon a time the optimizer was die or reproduce...now it's a little faster and more convoluted...
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by llamataboot 3y ago
Well, it's certainly more than could be done lat year at this time, so that's saying something, yeah?
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by llamataboot 3y ago
Strikes me that some sort of inflection point has been reached in terms of buzz, hype, desperateness to make money and get out of the rat race, snake oil, etc. We literally watched crypto/web3 do the entire speed run from weird nerd pr
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by llamataboot 3y ago
It's a new weird human spider sense! I'm getting it more in recruiter emails these days for sure
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by llamataboot 3y ago
even my "humans, man" is sarcastic and resigned - arguably it's our ability to be discontented like but this could or should work that drives these things in the first place...
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by llamataboot 3y ago
This is a very strange article. It's also very strange to read some of the github issues which are basically like "this doesn't work!" it's so clear from the code and the discussions that this was basically the equi
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by llamataboot 4y ago
My hands simply shake too much and always have to do detailed soldering work - my kingdom for a simple and inexpensive automatic solderer!
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by llamataboot 4y ago
In a previous life as an advantage gambler (there are always edges somewhere, but you better know you actually have one and know why you know and your risk of ruin etc), I would say that "how can we keep exploiting this below the radar
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by llamataboot 4y ago
You can also practice being content and happy not improving, I think that's still a "practice" in the sense of this essay
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by llamataboot 4y ago
Location: Midwest US Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: No FT?: Open to FTE for right opportunity, very open to contracts, especially if they can fluctuate between PT/FT, or are contract to hire. Technologies: Ruby, Rails, Ops (her
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by llamataboot 4y ago
Location: Midwest US Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: No FT?: Open to FTE for right opportunity, very open to contracts, especially if they can fluctuate between PT/FT, or are contract to hire. Technologies: Ruby, Rails, Ops (her
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by llamataboot 4y ago
SEEKING WORK | US based | Remote only 10+ years full stack experience - deep experience with ruby/rails microservices/monoliths/scaling/testing/refactoring/etc Exp with docker, heroku, terraform, AWS, etc etc o
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by llamataboot 4y ago
Location: Midwest US Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: No FT?: Open to FTE for right opportunity, very open to contracts, especially if they can fluctuate between PT/FT, or are contract to hire. Technologies: Ruby, Rails, Ops (her
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by llamataboot 4y ago
The whole thing is one giant trap of playing the game right, or falling through the giant cracks never to be seen again. Worse than that, all the means testing and adjudications and determinations are actually /expensive/ - mounta
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Show HN: Wrong Door – a GPT3 game experiment(wrongdoor.dev)
1 points by llamataboot 4y ago|0 comments
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Law of Averages: A GPT3 game experiment(wrongdoor.dev)
1 points by llamataboot 4y ago|0 comments
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World Cup API 2022(worldcupjson.net)
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by llamataboot 4y ago
And if you get sick or if you don't know if you can go but want to?
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by llamataboot 4y ago
Well, i do not take it as truth that it was a hack, but I do take it as as lie that he never said it.
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by llamataboot 4y ago
SBF straight up said multiple times it was a hack in his leaked talks with a vix reporter many days alter
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by llamataboot 4y ago
I don't think they will go to zero either...necessarily...but much much lower...I think you underestimate the amount that ponzi liquidity inflated everything...

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