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by nialv7 1y ago
Do you have examples
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by nialv7 1y ago
> it was a complete account take over is that so? from the email it looks like they MITM'd the 2FA setup process, so they will have qix's 2FA secret. they don't have to immediately start taking over qix's account and
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by nialv7 1y ago
you can use yubikeys for both passkey and password+2fa. this way you aren't bypassing anything. and btw, you can get USB-C yubikeys so you can plug it into your phone. if even that's not an option, you can get a USB-C to USB-A ada
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by nialv7 1y ago
You argument is circular. Python has all this ecosystem _because_ it have been the language of choice for ML for a decade. At this point it's difficult to beat, but doesn't explain why it was chosen all those years ago.
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by nialv7 1y ago
Things to try: MADV_SEQUENTIAL, hugetlb, background prefetching thread.
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by nialv7 1y ago
Ha, the "I pay taxes" type I see. Paying taxes doesn't necessarily mean you care. For example part of the taxes I pay will go into the Military Industrial Complex, but yet I wish they don't exist. One way to reduce the c
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by nialv7 1y ago
I don't get it. If you've been enjoying public transportation for so long, then why is your reaction to it getting worse not: OK, we need to fix it so it's as good as it was. Instead you are just saying: OK, I have the resour
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by nialv7 1y ago
black-white here doesn't mean bad-good. they just mean opposites, different aspects of things. I think wikipedia does a pretty good job explaining it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yin_and_yang
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by nialv7 1y ago
Was coming here to comment the exactly same thing. Significant indentation makes me shudder.
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by nialv7 1y ago
Is it just me or the title made it seemed like the conference call was the cause of the crash?
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by nialv7 1y ago
Obviously the developer of Anubis thinks it is bypassing: https://github.com/TecharoHQ/anubis/issues/978
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by nialv7 1y ago
> Fuck AI scrapers, and fuck all this copyright infringement at scale. Yes, fuck them. Problem is Anubis here is not doing the job. As the article already explains, currently Anubis is not adding a single cent to the AI scrappers' c
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by nialv7 1y ago
Uh, why haven't we drilled it into people's brains that regex cannot be used to parse matching parentheses/brackets?
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by nialv7 1y ago
It's created by Progress, which IIUC is a movement under the Labour party? I mean, you are literally in power, you can just change it. What's the point of this?
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by nialv7 1y ago
Too bad the world isn't run by people like him.
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by nialv7 1y ago
It is just sad we are in a time where measures like Anubis is necessary. The author's efforts are admirable, so I don't mean this personally: but Anubis is a bad product IMHO. It doesn't quite do what it is advertised to do,
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by nialv7 1y ago
needs a "(2020)" in the title. this is not an active project.
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by nialv7 1y ago
Well, haven't we seen similar results before? IIRC finetuning for safety or "alignment" degrades the model too. I wonder if it is true that finetuning a model for anything will make it worse. Maybe simply because there is jus
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by nialv7 1y ago
Being on-par with competitors is somehow a "massive leap" for OpenAI now? How far have they fallen...
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by nialv7 1y ago
maybe OpenAI have a terribly inefficient data ingestion pipeline? (wild guess) basically taking in new data is tedious so they do that infrequently and keep using old data for training.
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by nialv7 1y ago
llama 4 basically (arguably) destroyed Meta's LLM lab, and it wasn't even that bad of a model.
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by nialv7 1y ago
I wonder whether the markets will crash if gpt5 flops. Because it might be the model that cements the idea that, yes, we have hit a wall.
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by nialv7 1y ago
Looks OpenAI's first mover advantages are still alive and well
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by nialv7 1y ago
thoughts in the field say instead of a model that is pre-trained normally then censored, this is a model pre-trained on filtered data. i.e. it have never seen anything that is unsafe, ever. you can't jailbreak when there is nothing &qu
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by nialv7 1y ago
check out the graph in the original paper, personally i won't call that "converging".
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by nialv7 1y ago
this study has a grand total sample size of 170 (that's 10 speakers per language), it also measures syllable rate (i.e. syllables/second times diversity of syllables) as a proxy for information. this is pretty far from how people
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by nialv7 1y ago
OK. but how do i make money from this?
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by nialv7 1y ago
I think it might be good to stand back a bit and think through what we are actually excited for. Because: 1. if someone uses Linux Desktop without caring about that it is Linux, why is that different from them using Windows? 2. why do we sa
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by nialv7 1y ago
Ideologically I am all for this. The usuals: if you don't pay for the product then you are the product, and what not. But practically, this will likely just kill Firefox (and Mozilla).
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by nialv7 1y ago
Actually nope :)

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