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CS:GO: From Zero to 0-Day(neodyme.io)
233 points by pizza 3y ago|100 comments
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Haskell in C++: The IO Monad(anurudhp.github.io)
3 points by pizza 3y ago|0 comments
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“You can ask ChatGPT to evade AI detectors. GPTZero says 0%.”(old.reddit.com)
1 points by pizza 3y ago|0 comments
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by pizza 3y ago
If you're cringing to the description "achingly beautiful" by cringing, you're saying you find their description beautiful..
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by pizza 3y ago
What, no mention of Teilhard de Chardin’s Omega Point? ;) lol. as in - this is isomorphic to the ontology of “technology as the second coming of Christ”
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by pizza 3y ago
Hope it’s really that simple.
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by pizza 3y ago
In theory pytorch compiler can boil down to 50 or so fundamental functions and tinygrad IR to 12. So possibly you could just re-map a fairly limited set of base instructions. Devil’s in the details though..
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by pizza 3y ago
I imagine you might find your answer in the form of a discord community
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VanillaNet: The power of minimalism in deep learning(arxiv.org)
33 points by pizza 3y ago|5 comments
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by pizza 3y ago
RIP Charlie Murphy. What a comedian. There have been many celebrity obituaries that have made me sad, but there are few that left me devastated.
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by pizza 3y ago
I agree and would like for you to expand on that observation
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by pizza 3y ago
If I’m not mistaken, you still need the key itself to undo the steganography. They provide a way to autoregressively rewrite the decoded message with the aid of the key. I think the perfect secrecy part means that embedding the plaintext do
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by pizza 3y ago
There are too many ways to do them, and it only really works for depth-first search dev approaches
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by pizza 3y ago
Probably because the entropy of the ELIZA output is very low, so maybe ChatGPT(ELIZA()) is too. But the interesting thing is that, even still, ELIZA was fabled to have profound impacts on its earliest users. Makes you think..
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Apple-1 ELIZA chatbot vs. ChatGPT [video](youtube.com)
119 points by pizza 3y ago|68 comments
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by pizza 3y ago
Yes, maybe, since you can start working from the little pieces up to the big pieces, rather than the other way round. When you first see it, there could be all kinds of potential loci of interest being thrown at your face: the individual no
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by pizza 3y ago
It’s definitely worth persisting with the Laplace transform.. you get a ton of stuff you can do when you have H(s)=Y(s)/X(s)
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by pizza 3y ago
It’s hard to say from outside the org whether they did it because the costs were too high rather than because someone just wanted to so it to make even more money per new user
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by pizza 3y ago
I can get your example about eugenics. I get that the worry is that it would become pervasive due to social pressure and make the dominant position to do it. And that this would passively, gradually strip personhood away from those who didn
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by pizza 3y ago
GStreamer is used for this kind of thing, right? I would google around to find out what the jetson nano people use to do on-device lightweight gpu video processing
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by pizza 3y ago
I am literally agreeing with you but in a much more precise way. These are questions of “who gets what stuff”, “who gets which house”, “who gets which heart transplant”, “which human being sits in the big chair at which corporation”, “which
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by pizza 3y ago
You have to be really careful with every single level of the stack. - metrics code - batching code - data parsing/formatting/quality - data sanitation(avoiding leakage) - devising a proper dummy baseline early in the design proces
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by pizza 3y ago
The devil’s in the details, or, in this case, the joint distribution between what a person would produce and what the model produces. If you came up with a way to train monkeys to write Hamlet on a typewriter, it’s still Hamlet. We’re not t
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by pizza 3y ago
I think this is a great argument in the opposite direction.. atoms matter, information isn’t. A small group of people subjugated many others to poisonous matter. That matter affected their bodies and a causal link could be made. Even if you
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by pizza 3y ago
it's crazy how much pre- and post-y2k Nick Lands would have reviled one another
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by pizza 3y ago
Look man you really ought to use the same critical thinking skills with both LLMs and people. Can't just trust willy nilly and expect it to work on people either. Personally, imo, there is already immense and easily realizable value
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by pizza 3y ago
Damn that's good
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by pizza 3y ago
Not sure why you put learning in quotes. It occasionally returns text reflecting true things that people asking question about don't know. Is that conspiracy theory?
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Looking for CSV file for my 9/11 story(groups.google.com)
2 points by pizza 3y ago|0 comments
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Quaternion Julia Set(shadertoy.com)
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