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Can you share some of the outline or problems your guide solves?
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3y ago
This is a cool pod! Any other security / applied cryptography ones you or folks can recommend?
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What city are you in? It will get better if more and more people ride.
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3y ago
Recommend reading the sci-fi book Permutation City by Greg Egen. While I agree with your statement today, it might not be the case going forward.
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3y ago
While yes an annoyance, we should reflect on how far we've come when this type of thing causes little to no disruption. Most of us use unique passwords, a smaller portions uses unique emails per account, and in the future we will use p
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3y ago
Isn’t mojo the future on that front?
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Track record wise, apple is one of the best in terms of serving accessibility. So I’d bet greater than 50% odds that they’re thinking about lazy eye or one eye or derivatives there of.
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3y ago
Ashamed? The opposite, usually they’re proud. “It Is Difficult to Get a Man to Understand Something When His Salary Depends Upon His Not Understanding It.” Also see current AI doom debates. See Yann LeCun tweets. He has some the silliest me
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3y ago
That's impressive! Is it a specific version and what features or is it a subset?
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This heuristic that ads / promotions are bad serves us well the majority of the time. In this case - yes it is a promotion (i.e. it's a blog post), but I recommend you watch the video, it seems pretty cool! Sometimes people releas
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> gradients are so well-behaved that we can learn GPT-4 level stuff What are "well-behaved" gradients? What type of GPT-4 level stuff?
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3y ago
Maybe they’re off for stealth?
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4y ago
Cryptography I by Dan Boneh. https://www.coursera.org/learn/crypto (note even though it says crypto it is NOT related to blockchain crypto).
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Show HN: Self Sovereign Verification – don’t pay for verified
(github.com)
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How does FastAPI compare on the ORM and serialization front? I enjoy using djangorestframework and it’s been nice leverage for me, especially dealing with binary formats (eg keys).
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4y ago
When I first started learning EE I conceptualized it with water. Ie voltage / potential is a higher water level vs else where. But this takes it to a whole new level, impressive!
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4y ago
Is there any progress on the llama front where I can use that model and update / train it against my data? (I.e. all self hosted)
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This site isn’t Reddit or 4chan. If people pay you money for a service you offer they want to know who you are.
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This is the same as getmagic from what I can tell. https://web.archive.org/web/20230401233650/https://usejarvis... https://web.archive.org/web/20230402161627/https://n
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This post is suss. Not sure if HN admins can change accounts or authors or what. Last night the user on this post had an account that was 2 years old. Now it's a new account. Last night the website on "About Us" had one team
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Any harm in mounting such an example server vertically?
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Good on Hyundai! Other cars will go back to this, or will the NTSB make them? Aviation has figured this out long ago. Look at any "glass" cockpit. They all have buttons around the screen. For example see linked [1] Garmin 1000 pan
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Link?
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I think the most important part of these processes is to document what’s being proposed and have a period for comments / inputs. I also think it’s ok for a monarchy as opposed to democracy ruling what gets approved, assuming merit base
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Can this be downloaded like stable diffusion? How big are these models? How long does it take to run a "query" against them on a decent gaming PC?
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I think for next few years that will be cost prohibitive for 95% of Americans.
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> "Reuse serializers as little as possible" is the single best piece of advice when using DRF. The inline InputSerializer thing is brilliant. Can you expand on this? What is the InputSerializer as opposed to custom rest seriali
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This sounds extreme, but none the less I agree people should try to change something. Most recommend to start exercising. Easiest way to do this is to simply say I'm the kind of person that runs / bikes / works out (don'
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What is meant by "reaction surfaces slide"? Is this referring to joints?
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> hydrogen is tiny so tends to leak out of containers I'm not a materials person, so please point out the error the following thought experiment. Use a cylindrical vessel with an opening at the bottom. Fill with hydrogen, then fill
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