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by teravor 5mo ago
if an LLM is capable enough to be used this way it would be used to generate scenarios for the people who would otherwise have to be the ones to generate them. those people would then evaluate the scnearios. those people would then be in a
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by teravor 5mo ago
what if it's saving all that data offline and it gets uploaded during maintenance when they connect diagnostics or something?
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by teravor 5mo ago
do flock cameras have an infrared sensor? those bags would be see-through in IR.
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by teravor 5mo ago
so basically just brute force the kernel. there are more elegant ways to leverage an LLM, see AlphaEvolve: https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.13131 it's difficult to frame most coding tasks in such a way where you can tri
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by teravor 5mo ago
> Reed-Solomon is an Erasure code which shares the same math as Shamir > Those leakage models are gnarly. AONT solves that by making any leak other than the totality meaningless
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by teravor 5mo ago
if the secret is large usually it's encrypted and the payload is distributed along with the shares of the key. but you can also just use Reed-Solomon and split the payload, the difference with Shamir is that you lose information-theore
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by teravor 5mo ago
i feel like it should be possible to push this to extremely high bandwidth. use a 1D code variant with very high FPS to work around the rolling shutter.
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by teravor 5mo ago
> Am I the only one who wasn’t particularly impressed by AutoResearch? isn't it just a nerfed AlphaEvolve? https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.13131
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by teravor 5mo ago
i wouldn't have any confidence in being able to remove a 0.5 bit watermark (presence/absence). what you see is probably a functional decoy.
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by teravor 5mo ago
there is probably more entropy coming from the sensor noise of the camera facing the wall of lava lamps than in the random flow inside them. if you block the camera you will get even more entropy.
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by teravor 5mo ago
has anyone ever attempted to create a machine that would trial semi-random material compositions with minimal human involvement?
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by teravor 5mo ago
nearly all the value in a news article comes from the collation of facts needed to formulate it. i would much rather read this collation directly, give me bullet points. in such a structured format it would also be easier to analyze if a g
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by teravor 5mo ago
/dev/[u]random is actually a CSPRNG. it uses a cryptographic hash function to mix in every drop of randomness accessible to the kernel. predicting it without compromising the kernel entails predicting all the randomness that went
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by teravor 6mo ago
> What is the answer to local AI for Linux? run an ai api endpoint on a unix domain socket