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by nonfamous 1y ago
I wonder if that growth comes from grid-scale batteries or from domestic installations. There are huge government incentives for installing a home battery system and connecting it to a VPP, so I wonder if the policy is focused at the domest
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by nonfamous 1y ago
It seems like the key metric missing from this report is volume of referrals, reported over time. Ideally, segmented to user-initiated web searches, to filter out things like searches generated via a Spotlight search in iOS. I’d be very int
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by nonfamous 1y ago
Coincidentally, and fortunately, I was already in the process of migrating a blog with 10 year’s worth of content from TypePad. It’s not enough. TypePad’s export process is awful: the output is a poorly formatted .txt file which is hard to
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by nonfamous 1y ago
Try Microsoft's "Generative AI for Beginners" repo on GitHub. The early chapters in particular give a good grounding of LLM architecture without too many assumptions of background knowledge. The video version of the series is
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by nonfamous 1y ago
From the article, the data Tesla withheld from the court revealed: * There was no record of a “Take Over Immediately” alert, despite approaching a T-intersection with a stationary vehicle in its path. * Moore found logs showing Tesla system
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AWS Lambda Silent Crash – A Platform Failure, Not an Application Bug [pdf](lyons-den.com)
115 points by nonfamous 1y ago|102 comments
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GitHub Models now supports moving beyond free limits(github.blog)
1 points by nonfamous 1y ago|0 comments
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by nonfamous 1y ago
The correct 24h notation would be: Wednesday 01:20. By the way, if you’re used to 12h time, you can get a similar experience to that described in the article simply by setting your watch/phone to 24h time. After a while your brain just
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Speed Up OpenAI Embedding by 4x with This Simple Trick(techcommunity.microsoft.com)
2 points by nonfamous 1y ago|0 comments
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by nonfamous 2y ago
According to the paper, the human and AI responses were both delayed by the same amount (depending on message length) to mask the effect of inference speed on the interrogator.
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by nonfamous 2y ago
Also it’s not just the app — it’s the fact that the app is running on unsecured private devices in unsecured locations.
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A Facebook Insider's Exposé Alleges Bad Behavior at the Top(nytimes.com)
5 points by nonfamous 2y ago|0 comments
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by nonfamous 2y ago
This is seemingly unrelated to the Amazon Titan foundational models available on Bedrock. As if things weren’t confusing enough with OpenAI’s naming scheme…
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by nonfamous 2y ago
I would expect it to be argued by defendants that since no man (or indeed woman) at Meta actually read the books that were torrented, the First Amendment does not apply here. The question is: does the First Amendment apply to an algorithm?
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Copyright and Artificial Intelligence [pdf](copyright.gov)
2 points by nonfamous 2y ago|0 comments
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by nonfamous 2y ago
1. Create AI bot 2. Wait until it gets lots of followers 3. Sell mentions of products by popular AI bot. Profit. Sure, they faltered at Step 2, but how was this not the plan?
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A Persian folk method of figuring interest(twitter.com)
1 points by nonfamous 2y ago|0 comments
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by nonfamous 2y ago
From the summary: >>> The only hypothesis the committee could develop that provides a plausible but unprovable answer to all these questions and the observed socket failure pattern is that the socket zinc creep was unexpectedly acc
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by nonfamous 2y ago
The Claude terms of service [1] apparently preclude Anthropic or AWS using GitHub user data for training: GitHub Copilot uses Claude 3.5 Sonnet hosted on Amazon Web Services. When using Claude 3.5 Sonnet, prompts and metadata are sent to Am
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by nonfamous 2y ago
>>> Systems that are not currently impacted will continue to operate as expected, continue to provide protection, and have no risk of experiencing this event in the future. Given that this incident has now happened twice in the spa
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by nonfamous 2y ago
No restart was needed to cause this crash. As soon as Falcon downloads the updated .sys file ... BOOM.
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by nonfamous 2y ago
Are you sure? It looked like a regular NYT ad for the Wordle site. The kind of ad reputable sites *have* to buy now, lest they be gazumped by competitors. (It does look like the malicious ad is no longer being served, through.)
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by nonfamous 2y ago
And how would one know to do that without clicking on the link first and potentially being exposed to malware? The correct solution is for a public information campaign to inform everyone never to click on any "Ad" link in any Goo
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by nonfamous 2y ago
Good question. The ad looks like an innocuous link to www.nytimes.com, but clicking on the link actually goes to https://www.googleadservices.com/pagead/aclk . (I didn't try actually clicking the link.)
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AI Conundrums(redmonk.com)
2 points by nonfamous 2y ago|0 comments
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by nonfamous 2y ago
I like to put my name, contact info, and reference link on the last slide. This is when they’ll actually need it (if they want to follow up with you), latecomers won’t miss it, and it’s usually on the screen for a long time during q&a
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by nonfamous 2y ago
It’s not the messages I worry about so much — it’s the contacts. I can’t use WhatsApp because on iOS it asks for access to your contacts, which I refuse to give. (Facebook already burned me once, there.) So in WhatsApp, all my contacts show
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by nonfamous 2y ago
Note this is not referring to the Direct File program, the service that allowed some taxpayers in some states to file directly at irs.gov in 2024.
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Sharing details on a recent incident impacting one of our customers(cloud.google.com)
315 points by nonfamous 2y ago|128 comments
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by nonfamous 2y ago
FYI, there's a recipe for running Phi-3 under ONNX on iOS in the linked repository https://github.com/microsoft/Phi-3CookBook/blob/main/md/03.I...

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