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by neatze 4y ago
> some sort of finite state automata. Why not go one step further and have build in game engines that will work like imaginations of future states based from interactions within and between engines.
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by neatze 4y ago
Facebook people invading hackernews :(
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by neatze 4y ago
Not sure what is implied specifically by "modern" outside of library's age, but it is really hard to beat setup of Yubikey's with OpenPGP and bash scripts using luks or tar depending on encrypted files use case.
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by neatze 4y ago
If I had to guess it probably similar to SEC or NYSE required explanation when you do suspicious trades.
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by neatze 4y ago
What does this e2e tests in webapp ? I don't understand why you need to rebuild docker image every app build, this seems like really wasteful.
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by neatze 4y ago
There are methods that build networks from scratch, including position of individual neurons, connections, weights, and mutation methods this models perform poorly to say the least compared to RL models in single or multi agent settings jus
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by neatze 4y ago
I don't think it is "over the hill" capabilities wise to some extent.
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by neatze 5y ago
Well humans can explain critical aspect of what they doing while teaching other humans, furthermore they can improve explaining while teaching to be more effective in real time in current context, such as using analogies, stories, etc.
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by neatze 5y ago
I just don't see heavy armor such as tanks is going away any time soon, because of engagement range and maneuver capabilities, Russia failed to utilize ISR to counter anti tank threats (eg. recon drones and probably some infantry elem
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by neatze 5y ago
To me it seems there is contest right now between bwrap + selinux vs firejail + apparmor, no idea to what degree this is false observation, but I prefer to use firejail + apparmor, because configuration is less obfuscated (in sense) and way
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by neatze 5y ago
Why it is immature ?
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by neatze 5y ago
Nothing wrong with combining genetic programing with neural networks, there many ways to do it, for example, you can have genetically evolved network that produces actual network(s) (weights, locations, connections), to me biggest is issue
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by neatze 5y ago
I am a person who wired ~15K to wrong bank account outside US, I only realized after got notification that money was not received it was days later, reversing wire was straight forward and took if not mistaken a week to process, while reque
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by neatze 5y ago
Your claim that he is just a hack is false, I suggest you (re)read Win Hof's wiki article and review references. He is not a first nor the last human being who is able to endure extreme conditions that are/where perceive impossibl
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Fish Cleaning Themselves in a Mirror May Have Just Demonstrated Self-Awareness(iflscience.com)
2 points by neatze 5y ago|0 comments
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Space Cadet Keyboard(theworld.com)
3 points by neatze 5y ago|2 comments
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by neatze 5y ago
I meant /dev/urandom, sorry. Do you mean it is in reverse, in sense what getrandom() would be using ?
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by neatze 5y ago
What would be performance with proposed changes when running command below ? dd if=/dev/random iflag=fullblock of=file.bin bs=1024 count=1024 status=progress
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by neatze 5y ago
You can run rng-tools to feed randomness from dedicated hardware like OneRNG or TrueRNG, it is substantially slower then /dev/urandom.
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by neatze 5y ago
By any chance, do happen to know HowTo's for configuring phone to run Android and Linux side by side ?
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by neatze 5y ago
Open phone case and put phone board into oil tank :)
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A history of end-to-end encryption and the death of PGP(cryptologie.net)
5 points by neatze 5y ago|0 comments
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by neatze 5y ago
> Does it matter? As long at you don't make reckless assumptions then it not for some application, unklike (not going to name here) build a cult a like that GPT like models in near future will perform most if not all tasks better th
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by neatze 5y ago
> “We did this for you because even though you’ve previously explicitly opted out, we think we know better than you and we’re doing you a favor to enhance your experience” This is issue industry wide not just in google, and it is not onl
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NIST Post-Quantum Cryptography Round 3 Finalists(csrc.nist.gov)
3 points by neatze 5y ago|0 comments
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by neatze 5y ago
What are your thoughts on qemu's microvm in contrast to firecracker ?
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by neatze 5y ago
What are you talking about Webb was build by contracting defense contractors, like for example Northrop Grumman (primary contractor if not mistaken) and Lockheed Martin who also build F-35, there is YouTube video where Lockheed does present
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Militarized Dolphins Protect Almost a Quarter of the US Nuclear Stockpile(military.com)
393 points by neatze 5y ago|213 comments
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by neatze 5y ago
> [1] I mean something specific about stupid. Not just wrong, not just ignorant, but actively and self-assuredly wrong, often to their own detriment. Beware stupid people in large numbers. They genuinely luck awareness how stupid they ar
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by neatze 5y ago
Not sure about every single piece of software, but what do you call closed source relatively hidden software in hardware that grants you full access with empty password, running on unaccountable number of computers for many years ?

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