vrighter

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by vrighter 1y ago
It needs to read more than one value. Otherwise blurring cannot happen. That's automatically more work. And also, considering the effect being physics based, even in your example, were it correct, calculating what n and m are is not tr
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by vrighter 1y ago
And yet, the human brain is still (way way wayyyyyyyyy) more capable than the LLMs at the actual thinking. They're as wide as an ocean and as shallow as a puddle in a pothole. And we didn't need to read all of the internet to do i
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by vrighter 1y ago
what to do with them: try them, figure out that they're not supported by pretty much anything and thit when they do, they suck. Then move on with your life.
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by vrighter 1y ago
oh you sweet child....
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by vrighter 1y ago
There is no way to abuse it "too much". In fact there is no way to abuse it at all. "Sideloading software" means "installing software on my own damn machine". You can't abuse installing software on your ow
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by vrighter 1y ago
There's a big difference between giving you correct information about the wrong thing, vs giving you incorrect information about the right thing. A librarian might bring you the wrong book, that's the former. An LLM does the latte
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by vrighter 1y ago
7 bits was chosen to reduce transmission costs, not storage costs, because you send 12.5% less data. Also, because computers usually worked on 8-bit bytes, the 8th bit could be used as a parity bit, where extra reliability was needed.
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by vrighter 1y ago
That only works if the project is constantly maintained. Otherwise it can and will break in time.
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by vrighter 1y ago
In a lot of cases, code is debt because modern platforms don't give a crap about backwards compatibility. There is no reason some simple apps cannot just be "finished". The only reason they need constant maintenance is that t
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by vrighter 1y ago
Scams have absolutely nothing to do with anything relevant. Scams happen regardless of whether software is installed in the first place. Social engineering is what most scams are based on. Refusing me banking access because I want to use my
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by vrighter 1y ago
That gets you about 1 bit of extra precision every time you quadruple the number of parallel machines. (or rerun the computation 4x)
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by vrighter 1y ago
Because they haven't actually factored any other smaller number yet. If your program has a compilation process that requires you to already know the answer to the problem you're trying to solve, then what they did was not factor
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by vrighter 1y ago
All this will do is ensure that if malware does get through the official channels (which it can and regularly does) it will be more widely distributed
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by vrighter 1y ago
Revolut does have a web interface, with some limited functionality. It's still useless to me because I need the phone to authorize it the first time.
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by vrighter 1y ago
it's 51% of the network size (just the miners, actually) at the time of the attack . If the number of bitcoin miners decreases, so does the whole's network security.
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by vrighter 1y ago
I saw the title of this post, and while clicking the comments button, I had the exact thought, word for word, of your comment's first sentence.
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by vrighter 1y ago
Neovim already supports LSP servers. The fact that a language server exists for anything, doesn't make neovim (or any other editor) "support" the technology. It doesn't, what it does support is LSP, and it doesn't a
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by vrighter 1y ago
The so-called "guardrails" used for LLM are very close to expert systems, imo. Since the landscape of potentially malicious inputs in plain english is practically infinite, without any particular enforced structure for the queries
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by vrighter 1y ago
This is what happens when the modern generation of cybersecurity "experts" can't even read code in a high level language such as javascript.
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by vrighter 1y ago
An unhappy liver, mainly
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by vrighter 1y ago
Good thing this isn't a library designed for the web then! What's your point here? SDL (this project seems to be a subset of it, in terms of functionality) also uses a polling loop, and it's one of the most popular libraries
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by vrighter 1y ago
Where's the GUI part? This seems like a more limited SDL. There is literally zero GUI code in there, unless you count manually drawing individual pixels a GUI. The shape drawing example (NOT part of the library) shows code using the li
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by vrighter 1y ago
I still have one! But there is, of course, pretty much no 3d content to view on it. Maybe Gran Turismo on ps3
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by vrighter 1y ago
Exactly. I'm literally penalized because I have control of my own device (which somehow isn't an issue with the much more "insecure", root-wise, browser on a linux desktop)
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by vrighter 1y ago
"This halftone pattern is then intelligently merged with the QR code's essential data." You cannot intelligently merge anything with the data. Otherwise it would change the data. The data is firmly packed on the rightmost sid
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by vrighter 1y ago
and the vhdx format already allows for this too. You can mark a block as "present, but zeroed out" (contents of never accessed blocks is undefined). These types of blocks don't have an actual block of data in the file, but st
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by vrighter 1y ago
"adjustable exposure times and apertures" That means that to view some things better, you have to accept being completely blind to others. That is not a substitute for dynamic range.
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by vrighter 1y ago
on the cusp means nothing. We are on the cusp of agi, tesla autopilot, cryptocurrency taking over, achieving nuclear fusion, and a bunch of other things. Companies don't sell working products anymore, they sell products that are "
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by vrighter 1y ago
we all know that it doesn't work 100% of the time. That's the nature of llms.
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by vrighter 1y ago
i just go touch a metal faucet before. Probably doesn't work, but never ruined anything either

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