motoboi

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by motoboi 3y ago
How they did it: https://blog.wolfram.com/2021/03/24/the-solution-of-the-zodi...
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by motoboi 3y ago
This is in the second page of the document that started this hacker news entry.
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by motoboi 3y ago
yeah, you should read the doc in the link, they explain why they couldn't use Onavo to simple man-in-the-middle snapchat users, hence the project to use the testing service provider to hire test subjects which would install a MITM solu
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by motoboi 3y ago
Bear in mind that they don’t applied this to everyone, which would be practically impossible. They hired Snapchat users (via a testing services provider ) to let meta observe their usage of Snapchat. Something akin to paying someone to let
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by motoboi 3y ago
feels like an oauth zero day. What a time to be alive! (contain irony)
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by motoboi 3y ago
yours is GREAT!
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by motoboi 3y ago
you can have any number of changelists (or changesets) active at once. You can actually have changes in the same file with some lines in different changesets. When needed, you can commit changes to git (when you finish doing work) to make t
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by motoboi 3y ago
Intellij IDE support this through changelists. UPDATE: add link to documentation https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/work-on-several-features...
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by motoboi 3y ago
As always I feel stupid for giving google my money.
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by motoboi 3y ago
Because the same type of people is interested in both things.
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by motoboi 3y ago
Interestingly enough, I love both mutual-TLS and OAUTH (especially OIDC).
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by motoboi 3y ago
I, for myself, loved the illustrations.
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by motoboi 3y ago
Does it make any sense to think Russia can be behind all those moviments to stretch thin American political will and take American impulse out of the Ucranian front?
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by motoboi 3y ago
Not in geniality, but the article is not about that is about production achievements.
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by motoboi 3y ago
A great achiever (much more than Bach IMHO) was Émile Littrè, the French author of several massive works but better known as the author of Dictionnaire de la langue française.
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by motoboi 3y ago
There is a very high price to pay when going with your own scheduling solution: you have to compete with the resources google and others are throwing at the problem. Also, there is the market for talent, which is non-existent for fly.io tec
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by motoboi 3y ago
Oh, I understand. What if you have an idea and you tell the computer to implement it and then thoroughly check the code? About the self-improvement part, I suppose you don't operate your graphics card yourself, but delegate it to your
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by motoboi 3y ago
I'm genuinely confused about your point of view. Have you tried refactoring with GPT-4? I have been refactoring code using gpt-4 for some months now and the limiting factor have been the context size. GPT-4 turbo now have 128k context
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by motoboi 3y ago
I'm quite confused by the answers I got from this thread. Haven't you tried refactoring with gpt-4 yet?
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by motoboi 3y ago
based on my current experience with gpt-4. Have you tried some sort of refactoring in it? Because I have been routinely turning serial scripts into parallel ones with success. Couldn't do the same with larger codebases because the cont
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by motoboi 3y ago
It’s nuts to think that in the near future LLM will be able to do that refactoring in seconds. All we need is enough context window.
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by motoboi 3y ago
wait. WHAT! this app chainforge is great!
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by motoboi 3y ago
it's a interesting way to probe the inner workings of it.
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by motoboi 3y ago
vimtutor is absolutely worth the time
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by motoboi 3y ago
Use an alternative frontend like Chatbot-ui or takeoffchat. They let you use your own api key
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by motoboi 3y ago
Not everyone get cancer from cigarettes you know? See the avalanche of horror stories. I had mine.
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by motoboi 3y ago
It’s sad to see people rediscovering that GCP is not a serious product over and over again.
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by motoboi 3y ago
And their competition didn’t had the same resources?
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by motoboi 3y ago
> Invincibility is overrated. It means we have difficulty harming them, but it doesn't mean they can hurt us. Mammoths when they saw some oddly clever monkeys.
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by motoboi 3y ago
Yeah, also thinking that coca-cola behaved legally outside the US.

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