thedatamonger

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by thedatamonger 7mo ago
what bothers me is not that this issue will certainly disappear now that it has been identified, but that that we have yet to identify the category of these "stupid" bugs ...
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by thedatamonger 7mo ago
Some further digging ... ------- $ dig vivianvoss.net A +short @8.8.8.8 78.46.78.181 $ curl -v4 https://vivianvoss.net/ 2>&1 | grep -E "Connected|error" * Connected to vivianvoss.net (78.46.78.181) port 443
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by thedatamonger 7mo ago
$ dig vivianvoss.net A +short @ns11.infomaniak.ch. 78.46.78.181 $ curl -v https://vivianvoss.net/ 2>&1 | tail -3 * OpenSSL/3.0.13: error:0A00010B:SSL routines::wrong version number * Closing connection curl: (35
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by thedatamonger 7mo ago
so .. if i'm getting this right, this is an article about security, but the author can't be bothered to configure https correctly?
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by thedatamonger 2y ago
this looks very awesome. can someone tell me why there is no chatter about this? is there something else out there that blows this out of the water in terms of ease of use and access to sample many LLM's ?
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by thedatamonger 2y ago
From the related article: https://www.quantamagazine.org/avi-wigderson-complexity-theo... > ... if a statement can be proved, it also has a zero-knowledge proof. Mind blown. >Feeding the pseudorandom bits (instead of
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by thedatamonger 2y ago
thank you for that. I startled the dog with that laugh :)
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by thedatamonger 3y ago
nature says eat or be eaten(or die). now that we are on top of the food chain, it's useful, for mental health and societal reasons, not not want to rip every one's throat out, even thou every other species (including us) continues
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by thedatamonger 5y ago
Rather than having selections for multiple languages (for each task) it seems like language detection or a selection/setup screen would be best. With fallback, to english, or whatever your default is. Maybe use online translations se
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by thedatamonger 5y ago
Bravo! I enjoyed this.
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by thedatamonger 5y ago
Bravo! Well written and informative! And as someone who's obsessed with Dart at the moment timely! Thanks!
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by thedatamonger 5y ago
This is exactly like what I was looking for but it seems very incomplete. Does anyone else know of a resource like this that isn't the first hit on google?
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by thedatamonger 5y ago
Herbert was a prophet. https://dune.fandom.com/wiki/Plasteel
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by thedatamonger 8y ago
I prefer the more deep dive approach presented by brendan gregg http://www.brendangregg.com/ebpf.html It made me cringe reading the first line "The Linux kernel is an abundant component of modern IT systems". Co
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by thedatamonger 8y ago
From the horses mouth (Rob Pike) on why they chose to do what they did in Go. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFejpH_tAHM
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by thedatamonger 9y ago
doesn't Einsteins theory of relativity tells us as much?
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by thedatamonger 9y ago
I was in awe when I first used strace. The world of tracing is vast these days and filled with wonders. I can't possibly say it better than this this guy so I'll just include a link. http://www.brendangregg.com/b
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by thedatamonger 9y ago
At least there is cubeworld. That guy won't release it till it's perfect :) ... Seriously thou, there should be someone who's job it is is to put these things into perspective to the suits. bad design does cost money. engi
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by thedatamonger 9y ago
document.evaluate("/html/body/header/h1/a", document, null, XPathResult.FIRST_ORDERED_NODE_TYPE, null).singleNodeValue.style.marginTop = "50px" there fixed that for you.
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by thedatamonger 9y ago
I would also like to see it used on faces, the mnist digits data set doesn't showcase each method for me either.
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by thedatamonger 9y ago
google used them to train their go AI AFAIK.
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by thedatamonger 9y ago
You sir get my github star of the week award. Much thanks
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by thedatamonger 9y ago
good stuff. thanks for sharing!
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by thedatamonger 9y ago
Lots of variations but Plato's version resonates with me. "The penalty good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men." ... We're at 18 signatures now ... let's get a few more...
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by thedatamonger 9y ago
nobody has said it so I must. Badgers? We don't need no stinking badgers!
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by thedatamonger 9y ago
I 2nd this suggestion. I want to browse by map. Even a way to draw a box around the map and then have the list filtered by lat/long would be a huge improvement IMO. Great work thou! Thanks!
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by thedatamonger 9y ago
Thank you very much for the time you have spent analyzing and interpreting this spaghetti code of proposed regulations. I would greatly appreciate any advise you have on giving this a "thumbs up" and so law makers know my voice i
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by thedatamonger 9y ago
well said. thank you for staying on topic.
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by thedatamonger 9y ago
This looks awesome. I look forward to the usual hacker news banter of "yes this is awesome but this is awesomer, see xyz" :) yes awesomer is a word
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by thedatamonger 9y ago
One good link deserves another. https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/there... The point I was trying to make is the same. Some languages are more descriptive about a given domain in a shorter

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