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voodooEntity
8mo ago
Always thought some streets in city builders just are a bit tooooo off :D Very nice article - good read !
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voodooEntity
8mo ago
This looks very interesting and i personally like that it reflects a lot of things that i actually plan to implement in a similar research project(not the same tho). Big props for the creators ! :) Nice to see some others not just relying o
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voodooEntity
8mo ago
Theres a certain irony to this since im not running windows on a single machine i own - only linux ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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voodooEntity
8mo ago
I agree that proactivity is a big thing, breaking my head over best ways to accomplish this myself. If its actually the next big thing im not 100% sure, im more leaning towards dynamic context windows such a Googles Project Titans + MIRAS t
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voodooEntity
8mo ago
So i feel like this might be the most overhyped project in the past longer time. I don't say it doesn't "work" or serves a purpose - but well i read so much about this beein an "actual intelligence" and stuff t
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voodooEntity
9mo ago
https://blog.laughingman.dev/ Preparing a new article atm, not releasing as often as i wish but i try my best. ps: find the easter egg without checking the src .)
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voodooEntity
9mo ago
So i split it into two groups of stuff im working on: Main Projects: 1. cyberbrain ( https://github.com/voodooEntity/cyberbrain ) It is a golang based architecture to write event/data driven applications. It is ba
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voodooEntity
9mo ago
If you have multiple images you could use photogrammetry. At the end, if you want to "fill in the blanks" llm will always "make up" stuff, based on all of its training data. With a technology like photogrammetry you can
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voodooEntity
9mo ago
Its funny, always stucks on 90% till it fails with the error that another big image may be keeping the server busy. I mean ok its a "demo" tho the funny thing is if you actually check the cli and requests, you clearly can see that
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voodooEntity
9mo ago
So im using linux desktops for decades now, and bout 2 years ago i finally ditched my for gaming only windows install to go onto linux only setups for gaming also. I mean, it works alot better than it did before, still i wouldn't recom
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voodooEntity
9mo ago
My post is very contrary to the most here but maybe there is someone else in a similar situation so i think it may be worth writing it. Background: I've spend the bigger part of the past 20 years of my life continously extending and en
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voodooEntity
10mo ago
11/10 would read. So much clickbait going around (and lets ignore the articles that "magicly" are upvoted but strangewise have no comments whatsoever.... not sus at all....
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voodooEntity
10mo ago
Works from here
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voodooEntity
10mo ago
I have to say i really love this :D damn i could spend hours here ! I really hope nintendo will not end up suing the living s** out of them. Great project !
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voodooEntity
10mo ago
Really nice finding for such a young folk - really liked reading into it.Also what i love most about it is what an actually simple vuln it is. Tho what i find mostly funny bout it is how many people are complaining about the 4k$. I mean sur
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voodooEntity
10mo ago
Funny idea, some days ago i was really annoyed again by the idea that these AI crawlers still ignore all code licenses and train their models against any github repo no matter what so i quickly hammerd down this -> https://git
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voodooEntity
10mo ago
Makes sense basically creating an easy to point out pattern for static analysis to find everything security related. As another response pointed out, its also possible that said secret data is still in the register, which no matter what we
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voodooEntity
10mo ago
Thanks, you brought up good points. While in my case i had a program in which i created an instance of such a secret , "used it" and than scrambled the variable it never left so it worked. Tho i didn't think of (2) which is e
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voodooEntity
10mo ago
Thats even better than what i had in mind but agree also a good way to just scrumble stuff unusable ++
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voodooEntity
10mo ago
Yep thats what i had in mind
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voodooEntity
10mo ago
Ok, i kinda get the idea, and with some modification it might be quite handy - but i wonder why its deemed like an "unsolvable" issue right now. It may sound naive, but packages which include data like said session related or any
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My take on AI and why TITANS is a leap forward
(blog.laughingman.dev)
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10mo ago
Well you (and ocrow ) kinda made me do it :D https://blog.laughingman.dev/article/My_take_on_AI_and_why_T...
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voodooEntity
10mo ago
Well you (and Barbing ) kinda made me do it :D https://blog.laughingman.dev/article/My_take_on_AI_and_why_T...
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voodooEntity
10mo ago
Since it runs locally on my machine not really much :) im working always on the same machine therefor i don't need any online hosting for my work notes.
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OVH Public Cloud Database Outage "resolved"
(public-cloud.status-ovhcloud.com)
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10mo ago
This is, in a rather short period of time, the second time that an ovh scheduled database upgrade leaded to hanging instances, this time paired with the information that database backups are not reachable. While the page claims that the inc
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10mo ago
Cuz of exactly this reason i couldnt find any solution like that for me yet, so i started building my own one. I think the only way something like this is practical is in an on-premise scenario
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voodooEntity
10mo ago
Reading your comment made me think of an ad i saw several years ago. It was an ad that started off like a typical quality coffee ad, nice pictures of beans, people harvesting, some roasting etc. But than it switched to the topic if making s
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voodooEntity
10mo ago
THanks for sharing this. Partly because i forgot about this great website :D also because i would never thought of giving this as an LLM task because its so simple that i prolly just had hacked it down myself :D I recently experimented alot
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