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A Watermark for Large Language Models(arxiv.org)
3 points by m-chrzan 2mo ago|0 comments
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by m-chrzan 2mo ago
There's a computerphile video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZJc1p6RE78 ) with Dr. Mark Pound explaining a paper by John Kirchenbauer, Jonas Geiping et al. ( https://arxiv.org/abs/2301.10226 ) tha
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The End of Finale(finalemusic.com)
29 points by m-chrzan 2y ago|10 comments
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by m-chrzan 5y ago
Yes. In the ideal world messaging would've have followed the same federalized model as email. XMPP offers this, unfortunately few people use it or even are aware of it.
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by m-chrzan 5y ago
A lot of people, out of habit, rely on high fructose corn syrup for calories.
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by m-chrzan 5y ago
Do you have any experience with pup to compare with yq? That's the jq look-alike for HTML I first stumbled upon.
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by m-chrzan 5y ago
Also here's a blog post about the Corner going into more details: https://m-chrzan.xyz/blog/sunday-corner.html
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Martin's Sunday Corner, an ephemeral microblog(m-chrzan.xyz)
2 points by m-chrzan 5y ago|1 comments
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by m-chrzan 6y ago
pass is great. I use the dmenu script to get passwords into my clipboard without leaving the keyboard or being locked into browsers with a supported extension. As others have mentioned, the Android app has slight issues, but they're no
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by m-chrzan 6y ago
I don't want to come of as insensitive, it sounds like you've had some really bad experiences with ternaries in the past and it's important to acknowledge your experience. But I just want to say that not all ternaries are lik
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by m-chrzan 6y ago
Do I understand correctly that the encoding is only done to obfuscate the URL from automatic spam filters? So the choice of Morse code was arbitrary - any other simple substitution scheme could have been used to the same effect (maybe very
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by m-chrzan 6y ago
Looks like a nice tool, but it seems to be built around a very specific workflow that you've found works for you. Personally I have been managing most of my plaintext notes with the minimal tools required to do so: a text editor and a
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by m-chrzan 6y ago
What makes it cooler?
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by m-chrzan 6y ago
I believe the point of these tools is to be UNIXy, doing one thing well, and delegating the rest to other tools you already use. The script just downloads source code and drops you into an editor. Presumably, if you're a developer, you
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by m-chrzan 6y ago
Looks like github1s really kicked off everyone making these git previewers. Thread about git-peek (which the author here cites as inspiration) from a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26108039 And the top c
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by m-chrzan 6y ago
What exactly do you need this for? If it's for authenticating with their IMAP/SMTP, app passwords have worked for me with Gmail, even on 2FA-secured G Suite accounts. No idea about Microsoft though.
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by m-chrzan 6y ago
Do you have any recommend resources for someome "with at minimal tech know-how" where to get started with running their own email infrastructure?
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by m-chrzan 6y ago
This is specifically what you shouldn't be worried about just based on the speedup that the article focuses on. This is about a constant-factor speedup from a better-engineered classical component, not the exponential speedup you get f
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by m-chrzan 6y ago
Note that this is not about quantum speedup, but, rather conversely, making the classical part of the computation more efficient. Still important to get these quantum-adjacent things correct, but not as groundbreaking as one could hope for
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by m-chrzan 6y ago
Could it be that people are just so used to platforms, that even in the case of the email protocol, they prefer to jump onto the Gmail platform that abstracts away from the protocol and provides a nice, easy to use platform? If so, "pr
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by m-chrzan 6y ago
Would the inverse prefix, for 10^-27, be holi-?
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by m-chrzan 6y ago
I've always thought the solution should be an open federated IM standard, like email but for conversations rather than correspondence. If that were the widely adopted solution, you'd end up with large free providers that work perf
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by m-chrzan 6y ago
Automata theory aficionado here. Regular languages are really neat! They have an air of being an "important" mathematical object, given how many different "natural" characterizations of them exist. In a standard CS cours
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by m-chrzan 6y ago
Nice! I've gotten so jaded with how big and slow most of the modern web is, that randomly stumbling upon a tiny site prompted me to write about the joy of it on my blog (a much less than 1MB site itself): https://m-chrzan.xy
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Vim Keybindings in All CLIs(m-chrzan.xyz)
1 points by m-chrzan 6y ago|0 comments
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by m-chrzan 7y ago
The javascript implementation defines deg2rad as deg * Math.PI / 360 It's been a while since high school math, but shouldn't that be divided by 180? Looks like the numbers in the docs are based on this incorrect conver
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Show HN: Hex Curler – Minimalist Dungeon Crawler You Play with Curl(hex.m-chrzan.xyz)
1 points by m-chrzan 7y ago|0 comments
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by m-chrzan 7y ago
Curl can also handle cookies using the -c and -b flags. I wrote a simple dungeon crawler whose user-side "client" is a single line of bash, and the game server is stateless - the entire game state gets stored in the cookie: c=