stevefan1999

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by stevefan1999 3mo ago
Or fuck them, fuck the managers, fuck the c-suites (intentionally decapitalized), go for a flat organizational structure like Valve where you have no one to report to (well maybe Gabe Newell or the team leader for that project occasionally)
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by stevefan1999 3mo ago
So it is a mixture of models, then each model have a mixture of experts, making it mixture of mixture of experts...why don't we just make it simple and have a central expert router made up of random forest...all we need some kind of ac
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by stevefan1999 3mo ago
Because my instinct immediately went into simulated annealing or ant colony. Or I think my PTSD on advanced algorithm course kicked in Edit: looks like the closet reduction should be https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_s
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by stevefan1999 3mo ago
...is this not a Travelling Salesman Problem?
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by stevefan1999 3mo ago
Well but https://github.com/Velaron/cs16-client exists...
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by stevefan1999 3mo ago
My first instinct is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_Emde_Boas_tree Not sure why
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by stevefan1999 3mo ago
Oracle is fine, it's just that they can't really expect political decisions that hindered it to accquire TikTok which will be slated to be the biggest customer if the deal went through. Now they are betting with Project Stargate b
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by stevefan1999 3mo ago
So long or short Lithium?
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Van Wijngaarden Grammar(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by stevefan1999 3mo ago|0 comments
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The War on Fixing Your Own Car [video](youtube.com)
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
That's corpo-technofeudalism, it is unfortunately on the rise. They want to get rid of your control and opinion and strip your freedom away, forever enslaved to their system and pay rents In some sense it is comparable to religions bu
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
I would argue further: it's not just about ownership only, but about control on a different level, that the industry can dictate what you can play by mass revoking the license, in order to force a next "hype" by getting rid o
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
I learned C++ because of it, what's so shame about it?
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
I still think it is very cursed to see that image of RMS using that laptop despite I was shocked to see it 12 years ago. Still shocks me to this day.
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
Ah, hopscotch hash, I tried using it on my CSGO cheat literally 10 years ago, for the object reflection (retrospection) system based on compiler type ID and unique hashing scheme with function signature. I merely used it for hopefully getti
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
just how far are we from the machine god in the Warhammer 40K universe
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
That's why I rather want to have LLM as my manager and not the other way around. Having a middleman is worse than having none.
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Simulating a RISC-V CPU in Terraria(github.com)
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
I wonder if https://katacontainers.io/ would be a nice competitor
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
A large chunk of them is from China :p
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
Well all of those attacks are just supply chain attacks, and it is basically exploiting people's trust. With LLMs, the speed and velocity of pumping out malice raised are now significantly faster. It is so sad that every goodwill event
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
Backing up would be hell
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
I still remember the multimedia course...DCT, JPEG and all the compression algorithms like Huffman coding and Arithmetic coding...
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
That's by design of git, you can't forget that git is first developed for a bazaar model of information flow, especially with a big decentrailized project like the Linux Kernel, not the silo and isolated corporate NDA and closed m
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
Yep. I also learned that too when watching Bauhinia team members' using this to solve a CTF challenge :p It is a multi-series CTF that you get shell from first a ROP chain to system, but you are effectively jailed from running anything
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
Well, to be honest, from Anthropic's point of view this is really not a direct hit to their security barrier, but if we are using information theory and game theory here, this can be viewed as a classical, side chanel information leak,
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
> If the guardrails can be bypassed at, say 50x token cost (due to the agent also pursuing things you don't care about), then it's still pretty effective as a safeguard Economic factors doesn't matter to powerful entities
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
Well, they also reset the quota
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
So are you going to restrict access to Fable by another KYC scheme but this time prove that you are US citizen first amirite
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
sounds like FableBugBounty

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