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by nisegami 1y ago
Can't this be used to ensure you're communicating with who you think you are? Either in a TOFU (trust on first use) approach like SSH fingerprints are in practice, or with external verification like SSH fingerprints can be in theo
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by nisegami 1y ago
Microsoft's existence means they're all fighting for 2nd place.
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by nisegami 1y ago
I initially scoffed at the 150-200 amps. But I know core voltage is usually in the neighbourhood of 1V so to draw 200W, you really would have to basically be moving 200A of current. That's wild.
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by nisegami 1y ago
We already trust basically every adult with that information, which is a lot more dangerous than some LLMs.
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by nisegami 1y ago
That's an awfully dismissive reply. I agree with the parent, we already all require subscriptions to stay alive. In the most literal sense that's going to be basic utilities like water, power and arguably connectivity. And then th
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by nisegami 1y ago
As well as diluting the brine produced by desalination. Unclear if it's worthwhile though. As another commenter pointed out, you could treat the source of your low salinity water to produce fresh water instead and bypass a lot of this.
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by nisegami 1y ago
Those actions are taken in context of human expectations for what AI should do.
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by nisegami 1y ago
Every year is too infrequent to force automation, leading to admins forgetting to renew their certs. Every minute/day may be too demanding on ACME providers and clutters transparency logs. Dynamic certs just move the problem around be
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by nisegami 1y ago
I think we should actively make the web more hostile again.
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by nisegami 1y ago
About 1% of use, 15% of revenue according to article.
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by nisegami 1y ago
Much like democracy being ill-suited to combat climate change, capitalism seems ill-suited to deal with a long-horizon problem like this. It doesn't matter if you will be unable to find workers in a decade or two when your KPI is headc
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by nisegami 1y ago
Surprised there was no mention of vibecamp.
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by nisegami 1y ago
I consider it an honor to have my work be a part of large language models.
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by nisegami 1y ago
It's entirely possible that the parameters that get activated by comments in code are highly correlated with the parameters involved in producing good code.
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by nisegami 1y ago
I see this more as an hiring failure than an OSS failure to be honest.
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by nisegami 1y ago
You need to consider if your friends are high decouplers or low decouplers. If they're the latter, then their support for a position like "humans don't have a significant affect on climate change" can't be construed
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by nisegami 1y ago
It signals that this article is propaganda and likely doesn't have epistemological value.
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by nisegami 1y ago
Interesting choice of prompt. None of the local models I have in ollama (consumer mid range gpu) were able to get it right.
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by nisegami 1y ago
Relevant link maybe: https://www.justice.gov/archives/opa/pr/justice-department-a...
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by nisegami 1y ago
Personally, the line between 'administrator in an insurance company' and Kafka's works fits neatly within my mental model of the world.
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by nisegami 1y ago
Computers connected a UPS can use tools like NUT or more specific tools like apcupsd. It's much more common to need to know when a UPS powered device switches to battery to trigger stuff than it is to need to know when a laptop switche
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by nisegami 1y ago
Perhaps the "barrel children" concept can be utilized within countries like the united states where the parents work in urban centers to provide for the children living in lower cost rural areas?
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by nisegami 1y ago
I see this "next token predictor" description being used as a justification for drawing a distinction between LLMs and human intelligence. While I agree with that description of LLMs, I think the concept of "next token predic
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by nisegami 1y ago
Ah, that's a great idea and would be a welcome addition to the site.
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by nisegami 1y ago
How consistent is the tokenization across different model families? It always served as a mental hangup for me when comparing LLM inference pricing.
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by nisegami 1y ago
How does this compare to Context7?
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by nisegami 1y ago
Isn't OVH a French company?
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by nisegami 1y ago
Why can't we have luxury social housing?
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by nisegami 1y ago
Microsoft is the company who should hold the title as far as the tech giants are concerned.
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by nisegami 1y ago
I've suspected that technique could work on mitigating hallucinations, where other agents could call bullshit on a made up source.

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