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61.
by polynomial 8mo ago
Call for pricing.
62.
by polynomial 8mo ago
Right, not to "defend" the paper's claims, but it seems to be more like tuning how the leaky bucket leaks, using lossy compression to try to preserve some measure of coherency? Seems to turn on the fixed size summary.
63.
by polynomial 8mo ago
So, passwordless sudo, got it.
64.
by polynomial 8mo ago
I mean that's fine for people who can remember what they are holding, but not all of us can do that.
65.
by polynomial 9mo ago
1000x this. Hosts are a minority. The vast majority of guests not only don't host, they are not good at showing appreciation. Low key this feels why so much of our social life gets productized/monetized.
66.
by polynomial 9mo ago
"data-driven agile"™
67.
by polynomial 9mo ago
Isn't that what Project Corsa is supposed to solve?
68.
by polynomial 9mo ago
Still getting paid either way.
69.
by polynomial 10mo ago
Seems like a fairly straight forward UX fix on the engineering side: parse whether the user is searching for wife, or "wife"
70.
by polynomial 10mo ago
BUILD AI has a post about this and in particular sharding k-v cache across GPUs, and how network is the new memory hierarchy: https://buildai.substack.com/p/kv-cache-sharding-and-distrib...
71.
by polynomial 10mo ago
Zero attractor would likely be a safe bet.
72.
by polynomial 11mo ago
Famously, a popular AI detector "determined" the Declaration of Independence was written by AI. https://decrypt.co/286121/ai-detectors-fail-reliability-risk...
73.
by polynomial 11mo ago
Onyx? And no one bothered to say anything to them?
74.
by polynomial 11mo ago
It also glosses over or ignores the fact that Discord is low key crushing it, and is hardly a "capitalist hellscape"
75.
by polynomial 11mo ago
Related: https://www.sternberg-press.com/product/the-nightmare-of-par...
76.
by polynomial 11mo ago
Great comment threads here, but the OP article leans too much on AI generated text that is heavy on empty synthetic rhetoric and generative AI clichés.
77.
by polynomial 11mo ago
Exactly. You're absolutely right to focus on that.
78.
by polynomial 11mo ago
Securing the room's internal physical latch after the assassination was a nice touch.
79.
by polynomial 11mo ago
> Text messages being too long wasn't a real problem to begin with. Except for that one friend. You know the one I mean.
80.
by polynomial 1y ago
But why does the app stop working if telemetry can't be sent? Who engineered this?
81.
by polynomial 1y ago
I literally use mine for the Books app and to play chess.
82.
by polynomial 1y ago
NFC inlays are paper thin (~0.06mm) and cards are typically 0.2mm (Bicyle) to 0.30mm (M:TG). We can use NFC tools to write an URI pointing at an audio file link using NDEF. I believe Android will play the audio file when you tap the card
83.
by polynomial 1y ago
So much for Difference and Repetition.
84.
by polynomial 1y ago
Evals don't fix this.
85.
by polynomial 1y ago
Insisting on having a SPF (single point of failure) for... reasons.
86.
by polynomial 1y ago
So basically, leadership is coping? No thanks.
87.
by polynomial 1y ago
Sure there is.
88.
by polynomial 1y ago
The article says the victim used 2fa. How did the attacker know their 2fa in order to send them a fake 2fa request?
89.
by polynomial 1y ago
Serious question, how did the attacking site (npmjs.help) know the victim's 2fa? ie. How did they know what phone number to send the 2fa request to?
90.
by polynomial 1y ago
Do you have any citations for various estimates? This is super interesting to me.

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