saidnooneever

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by saidnooneever 1mo ago
i am glad Astra seems yo recognise this type of stuff better and suggest alternatives or even measurements. i got in its instructions since forever that i will get overexcited about ideas and they might need more scrutiny than what i can gi
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by saidnooneever 1mo ago
people are so greedy to have their name on something forgetting a) human progress is shared through its cycle. people build upon eachothers ideas and knowledge. and b) all these models consist of information stolen from others. Who really s
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by saidnooneever 1mo ago
this is because of perception Bias. people working in fields where crime or violence is the day to day think everyone is a violent criminal, so if things like this become available thing the world will end and everyone will kill eachother.
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by saidnooneever 1mo ago
in most regions it is not illegal but asking so here would require readers to know exactly what laws apply where you are to answer that adequately from a legal perspective. i can say, many people do it, some get in trouble because of local
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by saidnooneever 1mo ago
in the middel of a coding session with 5.6 sol. astra popped up, swapped, asked review, it fixed a few really critical bugs immediately. pretty nice. one around some resource lifetimes in a rendering pipeline which would have been a nightma
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by saidnooneever 1mo ago
a lot of these companies sell to people with money. its just that ordinary folks cant afford million dollar contracts. there are varying degrees ofc. not everyone is NSO group or such ex intelligence folks. many sell licenses to red teams a
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by saidnooneever 1mo ago
it can happen to be regional. if no one report status we will never know :p
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by saidnooneever 1mo ago
more compute or we rm rf everyone!!
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by saidnooneever 1mo ago
causing misery
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by saidnooneever 1mo ago
there are many if these companies and toolkits. too many to mention. more than 150 countries spend over 10M a year on _offensive_ cyber. generally making use of such toolkits if they lack inhouse capabilities, which is pretty much all of t
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by saidnooneever 1mo ago
funny you mention. blue noise was also the first one that popped in my mind. spent a lot of time looking for blue noise without knowing it at some point ::) while working on a system that was also using poisson disk sampling.
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by saidnooneever 1mo ago
seing this kind of visualisations helped me a lot in gfx. always much respect for ppl who understand it well enough to make these things. after a long time tinkering i am still not there for sure :D. thanks, these are great!
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by saidnooneever 1mo ago
malware is a malicious program , it can be in memory even within another process but essentially its a little program of itself. prompt injection is more close to an exploit. a sequence of input that leads to unexpected behavior, exploited
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by saidnooneever 1mo ago
they are also known to just dump stuff if its not good enough. if stuff is leaked its in general almost never going to be clear if its something thats aproaching some release or just internal testing. if you read up on how their company is
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by saidnooneever 1mo ago
nvidia has a reputation for abandoning communities
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by saidnooneever 1mo ago
it would be a bit weird if nvidia paid to nvidia but ok
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by saidnooneever 1mo ago
word what they do in 1 paragraph and see not a single distinguishing feature. wrapping your pitch with the word manifesto and writing in poems to try to make it so can be considered a bit cringe. its a taste ofc., but calling things cringe
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by saidnooneever 1mo ago
still its ultimately not super clear i would say after many years they could have a simple landing page with a clear and consice paragraph. i dont see why this type of stuff needs to be put into manifestos and poems. "we beleive inform
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by saidnooneever 1mo ago
a little more info on what is reimagined about it might help. it seems like a terminal which u type commands into for it to do stuff. whats going to make me wanna use it?
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by saidnooneever 1mo ago
a lot of fools beleive that if they facilitate the means somehow they will be free to do so. Your rights do not matter. Laws do not matter. If your technology is used by someone for bad, then someone trying to prevent that bad will some day
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
this is not a crazy idea honestly. i mean, using bots and classic game AI for testing etc is also there ofc and this seems similar but i think considering the state of released games, often game mechanical issues could be fixed can you giv
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
right or wrong, good or bad are all taste. from a business perspective, this might be considered the only way, but it is not. at large volume scale it becomes more, but often large scale is lacking optimisations in the first place. its not
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
if this is a problem there is a problem in alignment in management or teams. one team uses AI to create larger volume of work, but another does not use AI for whatever reason. its really asking for problems. either both should use it or nei
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
i really wonder _why_ apart from just wanting to do it. a lot of applications for humanoid robots i've seen people make other accurate and , despite being very complex, much more simple machines for. they are for a specific purpose ofc
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
pardon a maybe stupid quesiton but a few comments say this and i wonder. why does it matter that it is not 'visible' for anyone?
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
they are often not very consice language, but on the other hand I do find them useful as long as they are correct and save me time sifting through docs. its all about saving time, tutorials in my mind are for when you want to 'whip som
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
the proofs prove certain things they do not prove a system is infallable or actually secure they rule out certain things in certain parts of the code.
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
this is actually a really cool project been thinking of something like this ever since i saw a dudes Pascal (amd64) uefi loader and OS project looks like a lot of fun to explore and learn from thank you
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
"never leave your work unattended". ugh. lets not become actual drones, ever attentive to what gets chucked down our feeds. never for anything else.
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by saidnooneever 2mo ago
there is different scales at which software is slow. this os one and definitely a pain in the ass. everything being online for no good reason other than to harvest user data. which it really turns out to be every time. (for good or bad pur

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