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UK AISI bounty programme for novel evaluations and agent scaffolding
(aisi.gov.uk)
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There Is No Antimemetics Division is such a creative, page-turning, terrifying read and I'm glad it's getting the author some recognition from the big publishers. It's one of those books that keeps returning to my thoughts
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Implementing an LLM Deception Eval with the UK AISI's Inspect Framework
(schmatz.github.io)
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5y ago
I like the term “Incident report”.
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Is crypto ready for high interest rates?
(thinking.farm)
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I would highly recommend avoiding Dante Labs. I had a terrible experience with them. There were extreme delays, lasting many months. When I requested the full genome be sent to me, they insisted the only way to do it was a hard drive. This
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To Dam or Not to Dam: Exploring the Failure Risk of the Three Gorges Dam
(thinking.farm)
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I was stupid enough to sign up for their SmartGut program. They never clearly disclose how much the test costs if you opt to use your insurance. They’re $2700. Not only that, they make it seem like you purchased 6 tests, but the $2700 charg
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Learning Rust 1: Printing, Simple Data Types, Variables, and Functions
(youtube.com)
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Rust in 2018 – A Fast Tour
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9y ago
Cool stuff. I wonder if we'll see Blockchain technology spread to other commodities. The value prop mentioned is transparency - I wonder how much this will improve with this solution, how much of an issue it was before, and whether inc
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10y ago
It's a great design! I use a similar setup for my blog and wrote about it here: http://blog.michaelschmatz.com/2016/03/31/how-i-wrote-this-b...
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10y ago
I had a chance to meet Tom Wheeler to discuss net neutrality in the summer of 2014. It was coming off of a bad press cycle for him (John Oliver calling him a dingo), so I didn't know what to expect. He was extremely reasonable and very
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How to Make an HN Messenger Bot with Go and ECS
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10y ago
I think this would probably be the best choice after templating the filter
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10y ago
Great suggestion, thanks! I've updated the article accordingly :)
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10y ago
RAM is 1600MHz DDR3. I do have an SSD, but as the memory usage of the program was ~32MB, so I doubt it would have an effect haha
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10y ago
Intel Core i7-4980HQ
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10y ago
I updated the blog post with your suggestion; CDN should be updated soon :)
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10y ago
Great suggestion; I wasn't sure the idiomatic way to template this, thanks for letting me know!
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How to write a Bloom filter in C++
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10y ago
I think what you said about mathematics applies for the rest of science in general - it's more and more of a group effort. That being said, I think there is ample room for innovation in emerging areas like biohacking. There is also som
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Building a simple image hosting service with Lambda, S3, and Dynamo
(blog.michaelschmatz.com)
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The main reason that I like this setup over other solutions is that it's very similar to the way I write code; having one workflow makes things a bit easier! Is there a particular workflow that you use?
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How I wrote this blog post
(blog.michaelschmatz.com)
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GitHub mitigating DDoS attack
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Why Microservices Work For Us: They improve visibility
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11y ago
This is a good idea for a blog post! The way we have set up the system ensures that we requeue upon failure and concurrent updates are not an issue. We are eagerly waiting for Lambda VPC support! I'm happy you're interested in thi
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11y ago
We have a worker consuming S3 events and updating the index. On a related note, we have experimented with Lambda to do something similar; AWS has done a fantastic job integrating their products :)
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Sure! We batch together data to load into warehouses by time and a few other properties. Usually, to figure out what objects are in S3, you have to issue an S3 list objects command. That operation tends to be relatively slow, especially if
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