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931.
by nullc 2y ago
The weights are a product of a mechanical process, 5 years ago it would be generally uncontroversial that they would be not subject to copyright in the US... but 'industry' has done a tremendous job of spreading confusion.
932.
by nullc 2y ago
Bot authors are lazy and won't until they have to.. once you do, you can then pretend they aren't bots and include them in the engagement numbers you feed prospective shareholders.
933.
by nullc 2y ago
Anyone ever look at doing a MoE like composition with RWKV and a transformer?
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by nullc 2y ago
Llama 3.33-70b-instruct: > I was heading to Boston from New York. On my way I passed six clerks, each clerk had six socks, and in each sock there were six skinks and each skink had six sticks. How many were going to Boston? The answer is
935.
by nullc 2y ago
Llama 3.33-70B: "To determine which is heavier, we need to compare the weights of the two objects. The steel ingots weigh 9.99 pounds, and the fluffy cotton weighs 10.01 pounds. Since 10.01 pounds is greater than 9.99 pounds, the bag o
936.
by nullc 2y ago
It's easy to run models of this size locally already.
937.
by nullc 2y ago
"Works well" may also depend on the species and sizes of the trees in an area as well as the soil composition.
938.
by nullc 2y ago
No one is going to make you live there. Other people have preferences that are different from yours and are not less valid.
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by nullc 2y ago
There is a huge amount of time and materials-- for the forms-- that go into building a cast concrete structure. Those are the bulk of the cost. Additionally, shapes with voids or curves are even more expensive to form via traditional mea
940.
by nullc 2y ago
Anyone who is surprised that high explosives are available has not had to deal with a bunch of large stumps. -- they're a nightmare even with a large excavator, explosives are a life saver.
941.
by nullc 2y ago
I have posted numerous neuralhash collisions online already[1] and can generate more on demand. The "chance" is 100% because perceptual hashing schemes do not and cannot achieve cryptographic strength. [1] https://acad
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by nullc 2y ago
My message was an informal argument. Apple has proposed and (now) applied the same spyware technology to their desktop/laptop operating system as well. But for most people in the US their phone absolute does occupy that most-trusted
943.
by nullc 2y ago
Just seeing the title as announcing some new mozilla service my first thought was "What personal data does this new mozilla feature send to cloudflare?" -- turns out the answer was emails and documents but to their own google cl
944.
by nullc 2y ago
I built a lossy text compressor in the days before LLMs. I used a word embedding to convert the text to a space where similar tokens had similar semantic meaning, then I modified an ordinary LZ encoder to choose cheaper tokens if they were
945.
by nullc 2y ago
LORA is also pretty slow, like the 'long fast' mode that most meshtastic users use is about a kilobit per second... and presumably a small percentage of the traffic at any time is traffic in channels that you're monitoring.
946.
by nullc 2y ago
Even when you get the direction correct-- e.g. that you could encode an arbitrary SAT problem as an instance of your problem... that doesn't mean that in practice most instances of your problem can't be solved to an arbitrarily go
947.
by nullc 2y ago
The scanning and matching is performed on your own device, against a copy of the databases which is encrypted to protect apple and their data providers against accountability for its content. The result of that match is itself encrypted, o
948.
by nullc 2y ago
> The chance of a hash colliding is near 0%. The 'chance' is 100% -- collisions and even arbitrary second preimages have been constructed. > The hashes are for some of the worst content out there, its not trying to detect an
949.
by nullc 2y ago
> Until someone finds a successful collision attack. Indeed, and within hours of the hash function being made available to me I developed a second preimage attack (strictly stronger than a collision attack)... allowing me to modify image
950.
by nullc 2y ago
> a legal requirement to scan photos There is absolutely no such legal requirement. If there were one it would constitute an unlawful search. The reason the provider scanning is lawful at all is because the provider has inspected materia
951.
by nullc 2y ago
Virtually no one is prosecuted for perjury generally, much less in the context of DMCA abuse.
952.
by nullc 2y ago
> Prusa abandoned open source for their most recent products... that plus the fact that bambu added lan-only-mode makes the purchase decision easy.
953.
by nullc 2y ago
Anyone taking bets on how long until the cease and desist from stratasys rolls in?
954.
by nullc 2y ago
Interesting, I suppose their practices have changed because in the past youtube/google absolutely stonewalled me.
955.
by nullc 2y ago
Perhaps if you're interested in bankrupting yourself fighting against Google's legal budget.
956.
by nullc 2y ago
Google shields the false-DMCA complainers and will absolutely not reveal their identities.
957.
by nullc 2y ago
He was just awarded a prison sentence, but it's suspended for two years on the condition that he doesn't bring any more of these cases. He's left the jurisdiction and has been hopping around extradition havens, so an arrest o
958.
by nullc 2y ago
Wildly hallucinating agents being treated as oracles is a human tradition.
959.
by nullc 2y ago
A thermos works fine. Safer if pretty underfilled. I'm not surprised by the response, to people who work with it regularly it's not a big deal. It's not like they were offering it to kid. That you knew enough to find it con
960.
by nullc 2y ago
Fortunately dewers have become a lot less expensive too. I'm not sure that we really need to be that concerned with the safety of LN2 while cars and ladders still exist. For a SEM where LN2 is only going to get used in a cold trap or

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