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by sp332 3y ago
*Unemployment
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by sp332 3y ago
It has a built-in browser app though, right? So that might mean you don't need so many Mac-hosted screens.
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by sp332 3y ago
You can browse them here: https://huggingface.co/datasets/databricks/databricks-dolly-...
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by sp332 3y ago
Databricks had their employees write up 15,000 of them. https://www.databricks.com/blog/2023/04/12/dolly-first-open-...
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by sp332 3y ago
Androids are much worse. You get Samsung or OnePlus etc installing new apps with OS versions as well. And sometimes they're baked in to the system partition so you can only disable them.
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by sp332 3y ago
From the site guidelines https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Please don't use HN primarily for promotion. It's ok to post your own stuff part of the time, but the primary use of the site should be fo
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by sp332 3y ago
Blank means don't put anything there. Not even a space.
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https://arstechnica.com/features/2024/01/how-a-27-year-old-b...
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by sp332 3y ago
Some discussion on the discovery https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38543133
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by sp332 3y ago
They used an EL wire inverter from Adafruit. You can get one that runs on batteries https://www.adafruit.com/product/564 or 12V DC https://www.adafruit.com/product/448
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by sp332 3y ago
Well, the whole place is still called Baton Rouge. Anyway there are a few French speakers left. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Louisiana_parishes_by_...
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by sp332 3y ago
I guess you could do this with a closed-source model, but there are much easier ways of backdooring those. That's why this attack isn't really relevant. If a company wanted to mess with API responses, they could just do that direc
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by sp332 3y ago
Because we already knew those were vulnerable. This new research is about a model where you can look at the weights and even re-train them, but the backdoor persists.
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by sp332 3y ago
They're talking about a model where you can download the weights and run fine-tuning yourself. Even if you tune for some kind of safety, the model might still have active backdoors.
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W=1/SQR(U*U+V*V+1) This makes a sphere. It gets multiplied by two coordinates to make spheres at different places, U and V.
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by sp332 3y ago
Yup. https://community.openai.com/t/are-custom-gpts-replacing-plu...
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by sp332 3y ago
(2022)
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by sp332 3y ago
Looking up a given command is at least possible. Remembering a forgotten command doesn't work at all.
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by sp332 3y ago
Maybe you were working somewhere, but you you don't want to talk about it. A competitor, something under the table, somewhere you were fired from and don't want anyone to follow up...
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Tokenizer Choice for LLM Training: Negligible or Crucial?(arxiv.org)
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by sp332 3y ago
A paupers' grave is not automatically nefarious. The story is that the police made no effort to find families.
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by sp332 3y ago
Sure but they released PowerShell in 2006, a few years after he stepped down as CEO.
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One of the biggest differences was on an nvidia Shield tablet. They cut a ton of corners to fit the GPU and still hit a $200 price point. It didn’t even have fast charging, so sometimes the battery would drain during a game even when it was
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by sp332 3y ago
Older Android devices had terrible storage performance. Any time a background process is using storage, the device gets very slow.
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by sp332 3y ago
Does it make you smarter? Well they actually have tutors who will help you understand subjects if you are struggling, so yeah. Does it make you a better inventor? The labs are better resourced than most, so maybe. Does it get you a higher p
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by sp332 3y ago
Bug bounties do not compete with the black market. Also on the business side, they are not as efficient as just paying an internal QA or security team. Katie Mousouris, who set up Microsoft's original bug bounty program has gone into a
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by sp332 3y ago
That doesn't explain why it's smaller than zip though.
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by sp332 3y ago
I was leaning toward the latter because OpenAI doesn’t usually have poor grammar like that.
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You can at least record video directly to an external USB drive.
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by sp332 3y ago
Is it weird to refer to GPT-3.5 as "state of the art" when GPT-4 is right there? Actually the paper uses davinci interchangeably with GPT-3.5 (sometimes without a hyphen) and ChatGPT.

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