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tonetegeatinst
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tonetegeatinst
3y ago
I think tinycore would be your best bet. Its linux but stripped down to the very bare essentials
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3y ago
ASML fabs in every basement when? I think riskV is as close to an open source CPU we have at the moment, unfortuantly most riskV cpu's rely on the company having IP that is protected like the CPU layout or the core architecture as of w
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tonetegeatinst
3y ago
Yeah 1TB seems average for anyone in IT who is really into data. I'm kinda pissed their is no local ISP competition in my area....and iv tried reaching out to companies with little success...or they say were expanding to your area soon
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tonetegeatinst
3y ago
I buy what I know I enjoy on DVD. I have plenty of old Christmas movies of VHS.... If I really want to watch some new thing I check eBay or my local thrift store for the DVD.... I haven't paid for a subscription service in years. Its
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tonetegeatinst
3y ago
One thing that confuses me in this whole thing we are talking about is the following.... If you paid a bunch of people to just churn out material in the form of text....art....comics....and video and then used it to train you model then is
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tonetegeatinst
3y ago
This has always been my stance in basically any field. Be it computer science or material science research or AGI.....I think its so hard to really say when we will hit the next breakthrough in a field. That sort of thing is hard to accur
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3y ago
Wonder if you could use this with something like blender or unreal. Take 1 extremely high quality asset and apply these techniques to create all variations of an asset so you don't have the issue of a scene looking like your reusing t
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3y ago
Second this. Wish they had a better layout for supported devices and you could sort by device type....but overall this seems like the best for privacy
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tonetegeatinst
3y ago
Interesting. Wonder what it would be like to transition from the old tensor to this
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tonetegeatinst
3y ago
I mean I'm kinda curious in smart machines that I can hookup to my own dashboard or self hosted smart assistant to automate something like make coffee every day at 9am. Or to see how long till the laundry is done. But I would never le
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tonetegeatinst
3y ago
I think the real crime is that they keep on getting the PR for being "open source" and for safe ai development. They arnt open sourcing their models and they are actually monetizing it. As for AI safety.....its so grey aread. Unce
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tonetegeatinst
3y ago
Their was a defcon or a blackhat talk on this issue. Even though the data might be encrypted....developers can leak so much metadata via the handshake that you can build profiles and track devices
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tonetegeatinst
3y ago
TLS 1.2 and not 1.3? Could a swore we moved to 1.3 a while ago Also many I'm just not familiar enough with cryptography but that key size seems kinda small.....am I wrong? Ik RSA uses a different algorithm but RSA it isn't uncommo
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tonetegeatinst
3y ago
I think our best bet would be tape. Currently tape is amazing technology for archiving data and long term storage. The pysical media costs very little...the big cost is in the hardware for reading and writing. I really wish we had an altern
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tonetegeatinst
3y ago
Not a felon but grew up with everyone telling us that colleges would search our social media etc. A friend told me that the 2 important rules to surviving corporate environments is the following in no specific order. 1. Never lie to someone
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3y ago
Agree that its concerning regarding the lack of attribution especial given the complexity. If I had to guess...and this is a wild guess and in no way based on hard evidence....but I think the true value would be using this as a vector to by
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3y ago
My understanding is that while you can reverse engineer something like a new material via trial and effort plus some basic lab analysis of samples.....stuff like chips are a PITA to reverse engineer. My understanding is that a major hurdle