Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
nssnsjsjsjs
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
6 ms
·
31.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
:) thanks. Sorry hope it didn't come across argumentative.
32.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
Yes for sure. 3d printing isn't going to replace everything because 3d printing is a type of manufacturing method with pros and cons. But in the time it took me to convert a picture of my cat to a 3d model using AI and print it, I coul
33.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
I doubt you could do this efficiently enough such that an mining-business optimised mining rig can be kept busy enough with web-scraped honey pots to be worth the think time of setting it up vs. just scrape and skip pow protected sites + de
34.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
3d printing will slowly edge its way into more manufacturing. The humble stepping motor really is eating the world. 3dp is one manifestation of it! Back to AI though. I just checked the customer support page of a hyped AI app generator and
35.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
I mean monoliths specifically. If your mono repo is just storing many repos in different folders and aims to keep all that in lockstep it is a bit different.
36.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
Monorepo monoliths make it hard to experiment. Getting something as benine as a later version of .NET becomes a mammoth task requiring the architecture team and everything stays old. Want to use a reasonable tool? No chance.
37.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
> Any operation over your repository that needs to be fast must be O(change) and not O(repo). This is a good thought! It actually needs to be O(1/commit rate) though, so that having the monorepo doesn't create long queues of co
38.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
Except it doesn't make sense. Why not just use Firefox. Or improve the JS engine of Firefox. I reckon they made the browser to control the browser market.
39.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
1. The problem is the bot needs to understand the program it is running to do that. Akin to the halting problem. 2. There is no money in mining on the kinda hardware scrapers will run on. Power costs more that they'd earn.
40.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
My violin is microscopic for this problem. It's actually given me ideas!
41.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
And unless you need the original date, time and time zone. Conversion to UTC is not injective e.g. when clocks change or politics happen
42.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
What about Australia! Nope also reducing foreign student numbers. Maybe China can become the destination for ambitious smart people. There is a big opportunity to pull in brain power for any country who wants it and can offer the follow on
43.
▲
Trump administration seeks to pull estimated $100M in Harvard funding
(bbc.com)
7 points
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
|
0 comments
44.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
All—punctuation. Bring's Drama?
45.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
Shortest sentence with a semicolon: tl;dr
46.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
This is an obvious optimisation. Surprised this isn't been done already. Good job writing it up and showing how it can be done.
47.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
Do you mean the person at the tracks taking odds or a business doing online bookmaking. Being a bookie would be fun if you like maths, are street smart, somewhat not highly ethical but you are disciplined and can control your emotions. Simi
48.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
Absolutely but there are smart people in horses with enough of an edge to hire staff in the dozens, and those staff be at the higher end of office setup, perks, socials etc.
49.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
It was 32bit?!
50.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
Fun read. As they say in New York, Arigato!
51.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
Probably red means add an extra couple of years to the sentence.
52.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
Smart. You can charge a $100 to "recover" the boot sector.
53.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
Yep I could wrote a prompt here in this very comment to trick an LLM and then dump in a URL to exfiltrate and hopefully someone has a tool that unthinkingly posts to that endpoint.
54.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
All text input is privileged code basically. There is no delimiting possible.
55.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
Furthermore once you are inside the LLM you could try to invoke other tools and attempt to exfiltrate secrets etc. An inject like this on a 10k star repo could run on 100s of LLMs and then tailor it to cross to another popular tool for exfi
56.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
Doom runs on the list of devices doom runs on
57.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
Or get a hundred Hetzner dedis
58.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
Yeah but it is also "we want you to have a need and be successful talk"
59.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
X for Y is more confusing in general than just saying what it is. In this case: AI to improve your sales calls or AI assistant for better human sales calls
60.
▲
by
nssnsjsjsjs
1y ago
That animation is cool but the end result is still as flat.
More ›