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by sva_ 2y ago
Just look in a growing shop. Isn't that what they use?
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by sva_ 2y ago
'freely revealed' probably means 'we\'ll have to keep this until we managed to unlock it.'
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by sva_ 2y ago
Imagine a self-replicating code that is able to find zero-days and spread through the internet, finding niches of Turing-completeness offering compute keeping itself spreading.
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by sva_ 2y ago
The FPGA in question, Intel FPGA PAC D5005 seems to cost around $8k
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by sva_ 2y ago
It's ok, the AMD one still doesn't even work on Linux without a custom kernel
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by sva_ 2y ago
I think only if it got a certain amount of points or so. See i.e. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40616660 and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40620056
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by sva_ 2y ago
> Had multiple submissions get exactly zero interest I was certain would be bangers. A lot of stuff simply gets lost on 'new'. I mean how many people even go there? I rarely do so myself. The cases in which I upvote a submissio
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by sva_ 2y ago
People on here can often get super-niche about a topic where there might only be a rather limited number of people on the whole planet who are in the clear on it, and I think that might be a big part of why you feel that way. It is also the
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by sva_ 2y ago
In the UK you can get it over the counter since a couple years back afaik.
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by sva_ 2y ago
> The OxHARP trial was a meticulously designed double-blind, placebo-controlled study involving 75 participants who had experienced a minor stroke and showed signs of mild to moderate small vessel disease. Each participant received silde
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by sva_ 2y ago
I think it just causes vasodilation anywhere in the body?
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by sva_ 2y ago
You can harden your system using hidepid. Chapter 4.1: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/filesystems/proc.html
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by sva_ 2y ago
That goes right onto my 'convoluted explanations that make things more complicated than they really are' stack.
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by sva_ 2y ago
It's an LLM architecture competing with transformers: https://arxiv.org/abs/2312.00752 Proponents of it usually highlight it's inference performance, in particular linear scaling with the input tokens.
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by sva_ 2y ago
Dying from Alzheimer's is truly terrible. From what I understand, in your final moments the neurons that move your lungs and beat your heart will give up, which is usually the end. And it's not the kind of opioidic kind of forgett
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by sva_ 2y ago
> athlete Something like cycling down a mountain and dying from a lack of decreasing elevation.
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by sva_ 2y ago
Great article. Perhaps some part of this magic number simply factors in the amount of compute necessary to run the image through the CNN (proportional to compute use per token in the LM).
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by sva_ 2y ago
I personally really enjoy my 2023 Elitebook (Ryzen). The repairability was one of the main reasons I chose to buy it.
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by sva_ 2y ago
Their business class devices are pretty damn alright. Typing on one right now. Also the 3 year onsite repair included is pretty great. Would never buy a printer or so from them though.
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by sva_ 2y ago
I just saw a new BIOS upgrade for my HP Elitebook 845 G10, but now I'm worried if I should install it. Should really get ahold of a bios chip programmer, since they're pretty cheap.
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by sva_ 2y ago
Maybe more in the sense of the Unix philosophy: The detection should happen in a separate tool of which the output filenames can then be piped into lsix.
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by sva_ 2y ago
Jeremy Howard references this xkcd in the very beginning of his stable diffusion course[0], and builds such a detector in about 10 minutes. 0. https://course.fast.ai/Lessons/lesson9.html
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by sva_ 2y ago
I wonder if it could have an impact on the development of the brain in children, if they grow up consuming realistic looking media that has subtle errors.
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by sva_ 2y ago
Very strange you can watch it here: https://x.com/SpaceX/status/1798098040588480826 but not here: https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1OwxWYzDXjWGQ without an account.
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by sva_ 2y ago
Looks like official SpaceX account is streaming though: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlBuabzbqX4 Edit: nvm, it is fake
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by sva_ 2y ago
It managed to make my S23U lag, which I don't experience often. Very good read though, thanks for that. Was reading it while spending the sunset under a tree in a hammock.
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by sva_ 2y ago
There's a term for it: Illusion of competence. It probably happens most frequently in math. And people usually first realize it when they're sitting in the exam room and have to actually apply what they think looked so easy on Y
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by sva_ 2y ago
I think the person you replied to named the purpose as "giving the impression that they were doing something" , which is shockingly often the case with politicians: They'll do what they believe will get them voted for again.
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by sva_ 2y ago
Seems very abstract still. Not a single mathematical formula. It is a good overview over the ideas, but from glancing through the document I don't feel there's anything in there that Jeff Hawkins hasn't publicly talked about
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by sva_ 2y ago
Wasn't there something with the Canadian military fighting (what they called) misinformation on social media during the pandemic? Seems like it's already ongoing.

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