0xjmp

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by 0xjmp 10mo ago
Location: SF Remote: Either Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Ruby-on-rails, Rust, Go, Security Resume/CV: jpeterson.co Email: hello@jpeterson.co
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by 0xjmp 11mo ago
Why is inference less attainable when it technically requires less GPU processing to run? Kimi has a chat app on their page using K2 so they must have figured out inference to some extent.
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by 0xjmp 11mo ago
This happens top down historically though, yes? Someone releases a maxed out parameter model. Another distillates it. Another bifurcates it. With some nuance sprinkled in.
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by 0xjmp 11mo ago
I must be missing something important here. How do the Chinese train these models if they don't have access to the GPUs to train them?
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by 0xjmp 3y ago
I think Sundar Pichai put it succinctly: “durable cost savings”
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by 0xjmp 3y ago
In this current job market 6 months to next job is a very quick turnaround...
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by 0xjmp 3y ago
Happy to see publishers getting paid! But definitely unsure what this means for society long-term.
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by 0xjmp 3y ago
Hang on a sec. > Users don't have the same life experience as security people and sometimes a user simply do not know how to verify a link on e.g. his iPhone. Later... > My password is mine. I control my password. I own my passwo
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by 0xjmp 3y ago
I took a year off. I couldn't exactly afford it, and I didn't exactly sign up for it either (laid off). But it was exactly what I needed. I lost a loved one and mistakenly assumed work peers would understand that I was struggling.
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by 0xjmp 3y ago
You're both contradicting yourself and proving my point. Eastern Europe. For a non-profit privacy focused company. You're joking right?
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by 0xjmp 3y ago
This idea that an equivalent level of talent to SV is readily available in Indiana or Costa Rica for cheaper pay is deeply flawed.
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by 0xjmp 3y ago
Second this. From using LLM within my daily IC workflow, its not that developers are getting a productivity boost, its that our job became more enjoyable. I didn't even realize how much frustration builds up over time while relying on
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by 0xjmp 3y ago
Get the work done, have excellent communication skills (planning, reliability, accountability), and finding good remote/TC work shouldn't be much of an issue (even in this climate). The personal computer was a fad. The internet wa
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by 0xjmp 3y ago
Cybersecurity IC here. We have all of that, and more.
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by 0xjmp 3y ago
I mean no disrespect, but this is incredibly depressing, and the result is a few million dollars? I didn't see any mention about doing what you are passionate about. Maybe it was implied by the result: save 2 million dollars, startup w
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by 0xjmp 4y ago
GuardToro: https://guardtoro.com Started as plug-and-play security for web apps 5 years ago. The space got saturated so I decided to take on a new challenge and secure firmware. Securing "crypto" came about out of my n
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by 0xjmp 4y ago
I enjoyed working at Stripe. I would go back.
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by 0xjmp 4y ago
Buying a house. Lender immediately sold my email and phone number and I’ve been getting about a dozen aggressive sales messages a day. But hey, maybe it’s just a few bad apples.
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How GuardToro Blocks Fileless Malware(guardtoro.com)
1 points by 0xjmp 4y ago|0 comments
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by 0xjmp 4y ago
I have no idea what I'm doing so it's a night-and-day kernel programming experience to be able to commit container state; conduct experiments; reset back to a clean state; in one command. Another key element that makes this so use
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by 0xjmp 4y ago
Facebook is irreparably doomed as a social network, but will continue to thrive as a software innovator (React, osquery, graphQL, etc). The question becomes whether leadership will set their ego aside, stop trying to make the world like the
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by 0xjmp 4y ago
I've worked remote on and off for 6 years. The first two years was pure bliss. I slowly started to realize that having no hobbies, partner, etc was not good for my mental health. It took about 6 months to fix that. That has been (in my