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by sva_ 2y ago
And curiously most older cultures have their own fermented food.
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by sva_ 2y ago
I think that things like intelligence and productivity are directly related to an increase in entropy. In this universe, we have a budget of entropy, and when it is used up, we're done for. We have to make our mark before that is the c
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by sva_ 2y ago
> A winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics, Paul Krugman wrote in 1998, “The growth of the Internet will slow drastically, as the flaw in ‘Metcalfe’s law’—which states that the number of potential connections in a network is proportiona
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by sva_ 2y ago
Not sure if energy use is a sufficient criteria to dismiss some technology. This universe progresses by turning low entropy energy into high entropy energy, which the use of energy is doing. So it seems to be closely tied. Making processes
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by sva_ 2y ago
Coincidentally I downloaded and tried using this just a while ago. I was trying to see if it can identify an Elsevier fingerprint between two pdfs. It can't, it only compares visible things. I used vbindiff instead.
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by sva_ 2y ago
This is a peculiarity of the EliteBook keyboard though, my ThinkPad's kbd backlight had much lower wattage.
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by sva_ 2y ago
NN are in principle deterministic (unless you add randomness to it such as is the case with LLM top p/k temperature). Uncertainty is probably the better word of the two, but I feel like there should be a different term.
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by sva_ 2y ago
Good article, but I think the multiply_naive should've used numpy instead for a more fair benchmark comparison.
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by sva_ 2y ago
Clickbait headline
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A Protocol for Solving Certificate Poisoning for the OpenPGP Keyserver Network(journals-sol.sbc.org.br)
1 points by sva_ 2y ago|0 comments
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by sva_ 2y ago
I think you need minimum 2 neurons to solve xor (given normal inputs)
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by sva_ 2y ago
Really weird criticism. If you're confused about how GitHub works, you might follow the link to their website[0] (when you click on "Release" in the readme) and then scroll down to find a "Download for Windows" butt
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by sva_ 2y ago
Don't know about framework, but I bought a USB multimeter to test power draw of my EliteBook. Most surprising finding was that the keyboard backlight draws an insane 2W-2.5W. That's about as much as the Ryzen 7840HS inside that la
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by sva_ 2y ago
> Let’s delve into the notable advancements achieved through GEMM tuning of LLMs such as Llama Smells like written by GPT
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by sva_ 2y ago
I'd presume a WebGL particle shader
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by sva_ 2y ago
It seemed hard at first, until I decided to get up and pan around (looking like a fool). Imagine you're in a spaceship and pushing down accelerates it. It was fascinating how quickly this perspective gave me a sense of orientation.
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by sva_ 2y ago
Would be interesting to see one for the Linux Kernel. Each include an edge on the graph
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by sva_ 2y ago
I think what Perplexity is trying to build is cool, but seems like they do quite a bit of dodgy shit. On his recent appearance on the Lex Fridman episode, Perplexity CEO Srinivas admitted that they'd abuse Twitter's academic grant
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by sva_ 2y ago
Well the definition of deception, according to Google and how I understand it, is: > deliberately cause (someone) to believe something that is not true, especially for personal gain. Emphasis on the personal gain part. It seems like you
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by sva_ 2y ago
I wouldn't call it deceiving. In order to be motivated to deceive someone, you'd need agency and some benefit out of it
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by sva_ 2y ago
Interesting comment detailing when the polyfill.io domain actually delivers the malicious code: https://github.com/polyfillpolyfill/polyfill-service/issues/...
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by sva_ 2y ago
If you're ever close to Bonn, Germany, check Out the Artihmeum[0]. It starts at the top floor with the oldest "computers" and gets more modern as you walk down. They even have an original Enigma encryption machine. You can in
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by sva_ 2y ago
The rumors say $20k. Nothing official though.
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Nothing rolled into the shop because CDK is still down(old.reddit.com)
2 points by sva_ 2y ago|0 comments
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by sva_ 2y ago
Yeah that's the exception I had in mind. I guess you could call it social engineering, but it seems like the words Microsoft Outlook and Active Directory are way overrepresented in these attack vectors (hopefully not in this particular
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Passengers on Korean Air Flight Get Nosebleeds – Sudden Drop in Cabin Pressure(news18.com)
3 points by sva_ 2y ago|1 comments
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by sva_ 2y ago
I think most of the things you listed weren't really used in the wild, at least not at scale?
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by sva_ 2y ago
Isn't that what AMD 3D V-Cache does? https://www.amd.com/en/products/processors/technologies/3d-v...
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by sva_ 2y ago
The incentives are stacked up really weird here. There are a lot of situations in which earning more money just means paying more tax and getting less social benefits, so your income stays about the same. I'm personally leaving next ye
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by sva_ 2y ago
The problem seems to be that it is much easier to get funding for building infrastructure rather than for maintaining it.

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