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Show HN: Design your own post-AGI civilization with tradeoffs(agi.instavm.io)
1 points by thepoet 10mo ago|0 comments
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by thepoet 1y ago
The blog says more about keeping the user data private. The remote models in the context are operating blind. I am not sure why you are nitpicking, almost nobody reading the blog would take remote code execution in that context.
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by thepoet 1y ago
I am working on a chess analytics tool, specifically a free and open source replacement of Chessbase in this age of LLMs that can run on all platforms. The idea is to lower the barrier of entry to use a chess improvement tool since Chessbas
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by thepoet 1y ago
No, Gemini-cli still is on your local machine, when it generates some code based on your prompt, with Coderunner, the code runs inside a container (which is inside a new lightweight VM courtesy Apple and provides VM level isolation), instal
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by thepoet 1y ago
We looked at Pyodide and WASM along with other options like firecracker for our need of multi-step tasks that require running LLM generated code locally via Ollama etc. with some form of isolation than running it directly on our dev machine
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by thepoet 2y ago
Interestingly, this test has been in the public domain for the last seven years, since it is part of all possible chess games with 7 or less pieces, which is solved and published. It is a huge file, but the five pieces games dataset with th
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by thepoet 2y ago
It might be a reasonable ask for an LLM to 'remember' the endgame tablebase of solved games - which is less than a GB for all game with five or less pieces on the board. This puzzle specifically relies on this knowledge and the kn
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Ask HN: 100k ChatGPT credits expiring in 2 weeks. What would you like to do?
4 points by thepoet 2y ago|1 comments
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I ask this chess puzzle to every new LLM(gist.github.com)
25 points by thepoet 2y ago|50 comments
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by thepoet 4y ago
Did you miss the "I have had my own horror stories in the past 10 years" part?
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Ask HN: Is there a developer laptop that does not suck and is not a Mac in 2022?
336 points by thepoet 4y ago|518 comments
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by thepoet 4y ago
I too started learning chess at the beginning of this pandemic when I turned 29. While I knew how the pieces moved as a kid, I was unaware of rules such as promotion, pawns moving two squares in the beginning, en passant etc. When I started
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by thepoet 6y ago
Thanks, Brad. Updated ELO to Elo and added that both rating may not be directly comparable.
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How Stockfish chess engine works(technotes.substack.com)
4 points by thepoet 6y ago|2 comments
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On Five Years of Biohacking(technotes.substack.com)
3 points by thepoet 6y ago|0 comments
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by thepoet 6y ago
Pure no code in the current form may never catch on. I wrote something on No code this Sunday https://technotes.substack.com/p/no-code-the-revolution-that...
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You cannot fetch the coffee if you're dead(technotes.substack.com)
1 points by thepoet 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Tech Notes – A weekly longform newsletter on tech(technotes.substack.com)
5 points by thepoet 6y ago|0 comments
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by thepoet 7y ago
It included high entropy strings including keys from 30+ API and service providers, one of which was AWS. We did not target AWS specifically. None of the other services complained. In fact, a customer service widget company even took our he
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by thepoet 7y ago
We created a static version of this (almost similar to shodan but for keys) using publicly accessible Github dump hosted on Google Cloud in 2017. We then hosted the processed data, website and our search infra on AWS. AWS security team rea
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Earliest Uses of Symbols of Set Theory and Logic(jeff560.tripod.com)
1 points by thepoet 7y ago|0 comments
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by thepoet 8y ago
A basic video on Prime gaps and related problems discussion intro video by Terry Tao https://youtu.be/pp06oGD4m00
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Polya explains the problem solving technique (1966) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by thepoet 8y ago|0 comments
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by thepoet 9y ago
I know it is unfair to compare a laptop with a desktop but this is what I did based on my specific usage pattern. I upgraded from a 13 inch 2014 Macbook Pro with 8G RAM to a 27 inch iMac. I am still keeping the Macbook pro for travel, thoug
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by thepoet 9y ago
Yes, when I got the Macbook battery needs servicing thing couple of years ago, the processor was permanently in a low power state of 800Mhz. You can verify it using the Intel Power Gadget thing or terminal.
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by thepoet 9y ago
The point about majority of Sikhs living in north is irrelevant. The gurudwara provide free food. There are multiple gurudwaras in almost all Indian states [1]. Most of them have langar though some only do on weekends. You can always find o
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by thepoet 9y ago
Is the Lite convertor also doing some sort of quantization or is it purely for file format conversion?
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by thepoet 9y ago
Nope, not RESTful but still looks usable and they would surely iterate and improve. Violates third, fourth and last of Roy Fieldings constraints [1], last one being really helpful while using APIs [2] [1] http://roy.gbiv.com&#x2F
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Density of doctors per 1000 people around the world(who.int)
3 points by thepoet 9y ago|0 comments
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by thepoet 9y ago
I am assuming you have gone through the Ethereum whitepaper. It does lists some potential use cases which can be extrapolated. http://fermatslibrary.com/s/ethereum-a-next-generation-smart...

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