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by sp332 3y ago
Yup, or you could... not do that. Which would be a lot simpler.
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by sp332 3y ago
It's nice to have a boost, but there's not that much power available from the sun in UV. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunlight#/media/File:Solar_spe...
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by sp332 3y ago
No, you would have to calibrate the clocks to run slower to match earth seconds when they are in the moon's weaker gravity. Or constantly sync them to an Earth time source with over two seconds latency.
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by sp332 3y ago
Well they don’t like the rest for short-term trends because they are more volatile. But I think they would be important even if you could only use them for longer timescales.
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by sp332 3y ago
The Fed said they were only looking at core inflation, which excludes housing, energy, and food. Companies immediately started soaking consumers for those.
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by sp332 3y ago
The ifunc part looked more legitimate, it was used to switch between optimized implementations of CRC. So that part was in the git repo. https://github.com/google/oss-fuzz/pull/10667
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by sp332 3y ago
Yeah that's all true, but fixing that is going to do little to address the security issues. A campaign like this would find or create another opportunity. They spent at least a year infiltrating the project.
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by sp332 3y ago
Agreed. The toaster is made of a loaf of bread? And the slots are sideways.
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by sp332 3y ago
That's an issue, but I don't know how relevant it is to the xz thing. One maintainer was specifically targeted. When he had health issues, some fake accounts started to complain and pushed for the malicious contributor to be add
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by sp332 3y ago
Well, kinda. China can find other markets for their cheap solar panels. In the US, the focus right now is bringing up domestic supply, which will increase global solar panel capacity.
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by sp332 3y ago
Why is the English copy on the page so bad?
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by sp332 3y ago
It's already around 20% of all cars sold globally last year. And prices are still dropping. https://thedriven.io/2024/01/25/worlds-largest-ev-battery-ma...
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by sp332 3y ago
But also because search engines have gotten even worse at answering questions.
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by sp332 3y ago
The point is to have the computer highlight the circle in red. That makes fun ndint the circle easier.
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by sp332 3y ago
I think they will have to build actual products instead of just making a model available and having customers figure out something useful to do with it.
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by sp332 3y ago
MS put money into OpenAI and OpenAI spends the money on Azure. It's basically Microsoft handing themselves cash and pretending that it's revenue.
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by sp332 3y ago
I think Meta is the last major player who's only releasing free generative AI tools, so with no incentive to kneecap their best free stuff to avoid cannibalizing their own products. AI companies will have to build actual products on to
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by sp332 3y ago
If OpenAI has to make a profit or at least lose less money to please investors, they will raise the price of GPT4 or flat out cancel it.
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by sp332 3y ago
Even amortized over a few years, they clearly expect to be able to raise prices soon. If Microsoft stops laundering revenue through OpenAI, and as Stability switches away from free stuff, the best AI tools are about to get a lot more expens
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by sp332 3y ago
Oh yeah, and the blog post has been updated too. I thought the breaches were from different years.
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by sp332 3y ago
So in an effective Mamba query the question goes at the end, after input data? I thought that the question should go at the beginning, so it can decide which information in the data is relevant.
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by sp332 3y ago
Again, the users installed this app on their own devices. You don't need permission from Youtube to install that kind of thing on your phone. Many, many companies install software like this on company-owned computers and phones so they
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by sp332 3y ago
The VPN app installed a root CA on the device and did the snooping locally. It collected statistics about how people used competitors' services and sent that info back to Facebook.
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by sp332 3y ago
It doesn't have this one, at least not yet. It has a different unconfirmed AT&T breach from 2021. https://www.troyhunt.com/inside-the-massive-alleged-att-data...
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by sp332 3y ago
If I'm not in the process of checking out, they don't need my email let alone my physical address.
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by sp332 3y ago
It's harder right now since interest rates went back up. But when they were low a few years ago, a 30-year mortgage didn't have such a huge monthly payment. Anyway some of the most expensive cities are building more housing, and p
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by sp332 3y ago
This is not the headline.
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by sp332 3y ago
The headlines around this have definitely blown things up. Running a VPN service so you can snoop on how customers use other services is plenty scummy, no need for the catastrophising.
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by sp332 3y ago
YouTube is mentioned a couple of times on page 2 where Zuckerberg is informed of the specifics of the program.
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by sp332 3y ago
A recent paper used a single ternary "trit" ~1.5 bits per parameter for training. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39535800 They said it would be difficult to apply this technique to pre-trained models and had

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