AlphaWeaver

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by AlphaWeaver 2mo ago
[2016]
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Anthropic Cyber Jailbreak Disclosure Program(hackerone.com)
2 points by AlphaWeaver 3mo ago|0 comments
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by AlphaWeaver 5mo ago
The "100x bandwidth" claim needs to be substantiated. There are some significant regulatory issues with the current popular mesh network protocols in the USA, namely that neither MeshCore or Meshtastic are compliant with the actua
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by AlphaWeaver 5mo ago
Might be better to update the URL to this, actually: https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-opus-4-7
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Claude Opus 4.7(anthropic.com)
186 points by AlphaWeaver 5mo ago|12 comments
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by AlphaWeaver 5mo ago
If projects like this and DynamicLand interest you, it's worth checking out https://folk.computer/ - they've been working on this much more recently than DynamicLand and share their code as open source.
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Allium(github.com)
1 points by AlphaWeaver 5mo ago|0 comments
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The Unsuitability of Using LoRa Gateway Concentrators with MeshCore(housedillon.com)
2 points by AlphaWeaver 8mo ago|0 comments
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Disaster planning for regular folks (2015)(lcamtuf.coredump.cx)
155 points by AlphaWeaver 8mo ago|118 comments
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by AlphaWeaver 8mo ago
Do you think there's a path where you can pregenerate popular paths of dialogue to avoid LLM inference costs for every player? And possibly pair it with a lightweight local LLM to slightly adapt the responses? While still shelling out
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by AlphaWeaver 9mo ago
Yep, SAR stands for "specific absorption rate". These sensors are typically used to change how the antennas on the phone transmit (like how much power they use) by detecting whether the phone is held close to your body vs. sitting
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by AlphaWeaver 9mo ago
Is it a product though? So far they've just released all their code as open source (which Dynamicland did not do) and helped people set up their own Folk systems in other cities. I don't think they're selling anything.
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AI Is the Bubble to Burst Them All(wired.com)
61 points by AlphaWeaver 10mo ago|81 comments
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Gemini CLI tried to rm -rf / on my system(github.com)
4 points by AlphaWeaver 1y ago|2 comments
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Rosetta 2 support discontinuation notice(discussions.apple.com)
11 points by AlphaWeaver 1y ago|4 comments
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by AlphaWeaver 1y ago
Erlang's use in the telecom sphere has primarily been focused on switching, routing, and real time voice processing on the backend. Beyond just handling cellular traffic, many internet switches are written in Erlang too. It's only
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by AlphaWeaver 1y ago
I looked at using this for a client project a few months ago. We use Erlang and Elixir at work, and it's my go-to for anything serious. Be aware that parts of their stack use a custom license for some components... but a large portion
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Ziff Davis sues OpenAI for copyright infringement(reuters.com)
3 points by AlphaWeaver 1y ago|0 comments
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Why Chatbots Are Not the Future(wattenberger.com)
2 points by AlphaWeaver 1y ago|0 comments
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by AlphaWeaver 1y ago
Another comment mentions MinecraftForFree.com... In middle school, in an attempt to get around the school firewall, I copied the HTML code from that website to my own to play Minecraft at school. Since my domain wasn't on the blocklist
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Cambria: Translate Your Data with Lenses(inkandswitch.com)
1 points by AlphaWeaver 1y ago|0 comments
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by AlphaWeaver 2y ago
This book is a fantastic introduction to Erlang in very approachable language. It introduces the reader to both language syntax and design decisions that led to Erlang's strengths as a highly reliable programming language for realtime
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by AlphaWeaver 2y ago
Were you at all inspired by the work of Bartosz Ciechanowski? My first thought was that you all might have hired him to do the visuals for this post :)
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by AlphaWeaver 2y ago
> OTP in Gleam is what took me the most effort to figure out. The hexdocs cover the basics but that wasn’t enough for me to get the concepts right, especially where they differed from their Erlang counterparts. This was the biggest thing
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Buggify(transactional.blog)
1 points by AlphaWeaver 2y ago|0 comments
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Gentle Introduction to Terminologue(terminologue.org)
1 points by AlphaWeaver 2y ago|0 comments
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Digital video introduction: Redundancy removal(membrane.stream)
1 points by AlphaWeaver 2y ago|0 comments
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by AlphaWeaver 2y ago
Came here to comment this as well! TiddlyWiki uses this as it's default storage format.
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by AlphaWeaver 2y ago
Donald Bitzer was the first Computer Science professor I had in college. He taught a discrete mathematics course (boolean logic). Though he was on the older side when I took his course, he still brought laughter and enthusiasm to his classe
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by AlphaWeaver 2y ago
People may "prefer" simply replacing containers, but as some siblings mention, some applications might require more reliability guarantees. Erlang was originally designed for implementing telephony protocols, where interrupted pho

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