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by tripplyons 8mo ago
ZKML is a very exciting emerging field, but the math is no where near efficient enough to prove an inference result for an LLM yet. They are probably just trying to sell their crypto token.
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by tripplyons 8mo ago
It is definitely true across different chips. The best kernel to use will vary with what chip it is running on, which often implies that the underlying operations will be executed in a different order. For example, with floating point addit
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by tripplyons 8mo ago
There are many ways to compute the same matrix multiplication that apply the sum reduction in different orders, which can produce different answers when using floating point values. This is because floating point addition is not truly assoc
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by tripplyons 8mo ago
"Use after free in CSS" is a funny description to see.
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by tripplyons 9mo ago
Thank you! I now realize that my analogy was misplaced due to how Starlink is bidirectional and GPS is unidirectional.
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by tripplyons 9mo ago
I did not consider that direction of communication! Seems much easier to locate and send nonsense to satellites than to land-based terminals.
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by tripplyons 9mo ago
Wouldn't you just be able to shield the antenna to only point up? I think that is how some aircraft stay protected from GPS jamming/spoofing, and I assume you can do something similar.
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by tripplyons 9mo ago
Same here
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by tripplyons 10mo ago
I know it is Turing-complete; I was instead commenting on its computational irreducibility. My point is that it is impossible to express the rules in the form of an associative operator over a sequence of board states. You could say the sam
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by tripplyons 10mo ago
I don't think you could even define an associative binary operator on states in the Game of Life because of its computational irreducibility.
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by tripplyons 10mo ago
It's not just the difference in price that would compensate you, it is also the funding rate. Other than that, futures tend to be more liquid and capital efficient.
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by tripplyons 10mo ago
SDXL has been outclassed for a while, especially since Flux came out.
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by tripplyons 10mo ago
Do they include uptime guarantees in any contracts?
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by tripplyons 10mo ago
Definitely! In 2020, I reported an XSS vulnerability in GitLab using the onLoad attribute to run arbitrary JavaScript, and I was able to perform user actions without requiring any user interaction. For some reason it took them months to fix
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by tripplyons 10mo ago
Are you referring to the new reasoning version of Kimi K2?
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by tripplyons 11mo ago
Is there a way to set a minimum release age globally for my pnpm installation? I was only able to find a way to set it for each individual project.
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by tripplyons 11mo ago
Correct. I was more focused on giving an example of sparsity being useful in general, because the comment I was replying didn't specifically mention which kind of sparsity. For weight sparsity, I know the BitNet 1.58 paper has some cla
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by tripplyons 11mo ago
All of the best open source LLMs right now use mixture-of-experts, which is a form of sparsity. They only use a small fraction of their parameters to process any given token. Examples: - GPT OSS 120b - Kimi K2 - DeepSeek R1
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by tripplyons 11mo ago
Yeah, blobs seem like the right way to do it.
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by tripplyons 11mo ago
I once discovered and reported a vulnerability in Nextcloud's web client that was due to them including an outdated version of a JavaScript-based PDF viewer. I always wondered why they couldn't just use the browser's PDF view
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by tripplyons 11mo ago
Right now, I'm using Grok Code Fast 1 for coding tasks. I've found it to be many times faster and cheaper than Claude 4.5 or GPT 5 Codex while still being quite capable. The "code-supernova-1-million" stealth model was m
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by tripplyons 11mo ago
Be careful with vanity address generators. A cryptocurrency market maker once lost around $160,000,000 in a vanity Ethereum address because the generator they used was only seeded with 32 bits of entropy. https://www.forbes.com&#
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by tripplyons 11mo ago
It took me a while to find how to obtain the official mappings, but this article seems to have instructions: https://minescript.net/mappings According to the article, official mappings can be found here: https://
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by tripplyons 1y ago
Correct. I think it is fair to say that SBF would rather be associated with Democrats based on how he wanted to hide the donations to Republicans.
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by tripplyons 1y ago
I think the conspiracy is that someone pardoned people without Joe Biden's approval right before Trump was inaugurated.
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by tripplyons 1y ago
I would add that SBF was at one point the 2nd largest donor to Democrats.
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by tripplyons 1y ago
This particular market is too illiquid to mean anything. Right now, there is only about $500 in liquidity if you wanted to buy in at the 20% ask with a market order. After that the next sell limit order it as 96%.
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by tripplyons 1y ago
SBF already did an unauthorized interview in prison with Tucker Carslon.
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by tripplyons 1y ago
The pardoning of all of over 1000 people involved in January 6th is a good example of this.

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