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by squirrel 1y ago
He cites o3 and o4-mini as examples of LLMs that play illegal chess moves.
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by squirrel 2y ago
Typo
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by squirrel 2y ago
Also very interested. I wonder if we could get a comment from a Stripe person or a recently ex (like @patio11 ) to clarify what’s allowed and what’s just ignored.
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by squirrel 2y ago
For about 20 years, chess fans would hold "centaur" tournaments. In those events, the best chess computers, who routinely trounced human grandmasters, teamed up with those same best-in-the-world humans and proceeded to wipe both
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by squirrel 2y ago
Telling that there’s no mention of eBPF, which is standard on Linux and available on Windows, but hasn’t been brought into the main Windows OS. Static analysis might or might not have caught the Blue Friday bug, but it certainly increases
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by squirrel 2y ago
Successful moves don’t always commute. Black has just moved his pawn from g7 to g5. White submits what he thinks is an en passant capture, fxg6. Black submits a knight move, Ng6. One order removes a Black pawn, the other a Black knight.
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by squirrel 2y ago
There’s only one sentence that matters: "Provide customers with greater control over the delivery of Rapid Response Content updates by allowing granular selection of when and where these updates are deployed." This is where they a
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by squirrel 2y ago
BBC live coverage: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cnk4jdwp49et
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Wise Customers Affected by Evolve B&T Data Breach(wise.com)
8 points by squirrel 2y ago|0 comments
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by squirrel 2y ago
Fun maths, especially computing the inverse of 25 in Z/65536Z! As the article mentions, you need a slightly different calculation in the period between 45 BC and 1582 AD -- the rule about 400 didn't exist in the Julian calendar in
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by squirrel 2y ago
The actual product is at https://heymusic.ai/ . This appears to be a link to a blog post within the site behind a weird UI. In my brief testing, the product produces non-terrible examples of generic trance with suitably abs
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by squirrel 2y ago
Genuine People Personalities certainly worked out well for the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation, why not try them on Earth too?
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by squirrel 2y ago
Zenfetch
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by squirrel 2y ago
Lucy Letby is a nurse recently convicted in the UK of murder of a number of babies in the ward she worked on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucy_Letby . Rachel Aviv https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ra
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by squirrel 2y ago
My email address has been on my public website for at least 15 years, and my spam level is constant and manageable. That may simply indicate that I’m not popular enough to encounter the problem, of course.
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by squirrel 2y ago
Reminds me of the fake police station in Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep [1]. In order to keep up the pretense for three years, the androids have to take crime reports, do paperwork, and arrest perpetrators. In other words, they have to
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by squirrel 2y ago
Try Zenfetch. It's designed for this use case.
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by squirrel 2y ago
The obligatory definitive guide, of which the author appears to be unaware: http://www.growing-object-oriented-software.com/
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by squirrel 3y ago
Google Takeout will give you an archive of your email (and everything else).
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by squirrel 3y ago
For my primary usage, suggesting topics and ideas based on what I've written and read, hallucinations are harmless -- if zenfetch suggests a silly or baseless idea, I just ignore it look at the other nine. So yes, but it doesn't r
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by squirrel 3y ago
Gabe/Akash will tell you their plans I'm sure, but I'm already using it to import PDFs and other documents via the web, so I don't feel the need for anything on the desktop. (A local version would be stupendous for clien
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by squirrel 3y ago
I’m using zenfetch intensely for research using my own work (hundreds of podcast episodes and blog/forum posts) and others’ (books, articles, and more). Results so far are largely excellent, with the occasional bug fixed quickly. RAG a
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by squirrel 3y ago
https://www.jrothman.com/books/behind-closed-doors-secrets-o...
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by squirrel 3y ago
Million-Dollar Consulting is as good or better
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by squirrel 3y ago
You probably weren't talking to an economic buyer.
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by squirrel 3y ago
Johanna Rothman: https://pragprog.com/titles/rdbcd/behind-closed-doors/
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by squirrel 3y ago
Micropayments, fraud, alternative transaction models — this would be a perfect topic for @patio11 . Would love to see a bits about money newsletter on this.
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by squirrel 3y ago
On nebulosity, see https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262134095/ . No need to read it, just to be aware that there’s a thick book full of people trying to get a handle on what a concept like “park” or “vehicle” or “in” actua
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by squirrel 3y ago
A very good way to use mocks (not like illustrated here) is explained in the GOOS book by Freeman and Pryce: http://www.growing-object-oriented-software.com/
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Learning from Disasters with Chris Clearfield(squirrelsquadron.substack.com)
1 points by squirrel 3y ago|0 comments

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