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by RandomBK 3y ago
And let's not forget Alpine, which is a fairly common minimalist distro clocking in a ~5MB
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by RandomBK 3y ago
This complexity is a security nightmare. I write SPAs. I use Keycloak OIDC as the authentication layer. I have the SPA set up as a client using the 'Standard Flow' with no Client Authentication[0]. I've carefully set my valid
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by RandomBK 3y ago
Dbus says hi
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by RandomBK 3y ago
On (2), I think there's some general policy discussions we should have around government spending rescuing people willing and knowingly doing obviously dangerous/stupid things. Americans fucking around in North Korea or active war
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by RandomBK 3y ago
Instead of targeted regulation specific to submarines, I would look at the laws around legal liability and depth of disclosures. That would scale across many more types of activity rather than any single one. 1. Is what you're doing da
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by RandomBK 3y ago
Is anyone else hitting errors submitting the request?
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by RandomBK 3y ago
The aforementioned Sarbanes-Oxley act, plus the principle of "negative inference" in civil suits which dictates that a court can infer that someone refusing to testify (or destroying evidence) has something to hide. There's n
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by RandomBK 3y ago
It's worth asking just how small did scientists in the era consider the contamination risk. Was this a case of willful ignorance of a legitimate risk, or a begrudging theater to placate a general public's overactive imagination?
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by RandomBK 3y ago
In the case of DNSSEC, the ultimate 'root key' is handled quite carefully and is interesting to read up on. https://www.iana.org/dnssec/files https://www.cloudflare.com/dns/dnssec/ro
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by RandomBK 3y ago
This of course, only works for your own internal use. I feel this disclaimer needs to be called out explicitly. If you're trying to do something that will be trusted by the global internet, you'll need to use an official CA, ergo
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by RandomBK 3y ago
Yes, you will be able to train an AI model that is capable of beating Doom using this machine.
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by RandomBK 3y ago
I'm still rocking a Brother DCP-7060D from over a decade ago, using an aftermarket toner I bought from my university tech store.
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by RandomBK 3y ago
It's not just the ability to correctly answer this, but the consistency . I asked this exact question to the `oasst-sft-6-llama-30b` model and it was able to consistently get the correct answer. I then tried the smaller `vicuna-7b` mo
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by RandomBK 3y ago
This is very useful for running containers in lightweight untrusted environments. I personally use this setup for my GitLab CI runners, using a mix of podman and buildah to build containers. I can't 100% trust the container build scrip
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by RandomBK 3y ago
Unfortunately [2] is just a placeholder for now, but it does look like the intent is to publish the weights.
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by RandomBK 3y ago
Plus there's bound to be false starts, reverts, crashes, etc that bump up the actual reproduction cost. Most training cost estimations take an extremely rosy best-case view assuming everything goes smoothly on the first try and no gpu
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by RandomBK 3y ago
Depends on the backup. Accidentally backing up a couple of `node_modules` folders would be sufficient to hit the 5M limit.
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by RandomBK 4y ago
I can't speak to Parent's situation, but temp tables are common practice in OLAP workloads across many database engines (personal experience with Postgres, Presto, Spark, Netezza). At a certain level of query complexity, no query
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by RandomBK 4y ago
Ignoring the policy side of things for now, as I'm sure we'll get plenty of discussion in other comments... On a technical level how well do these adversarial attacks survive trivial transformations on the original pixel data? I w
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by RandomBK 4y ago
>There is nothing stopping a 400 lb programmer, to quote Donald Trump, from bootstrapping their own product. With the cost of training such models from scratch dropping every year, this type of legal shenanigans will only encourage model
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by RandomBK 4y ago
>the moment you step out of FAANG Even in FAANG, most data is going to be extremely messy. * There's usually very little incentive for good documentation, so you have to guess what the table contains based on column names and expl
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by RandomBK 4y ago
Apple (and to a lesser extent Android) have already gone this route, and Windows 11 originally wanted to push _hard_ on enforcing the presence of more platform security. DRM schemes already perform remote attestation before you can stream 4
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by RandomBK 4y ago
Every time I hear about the XBox's platform security, I think back to this talk [1] about how Microsoft protected the XBox One. A lot of it boils down to clear requirements and good engineering, and many of these technologies are now s
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ChatGPT Pro Is Priced At $42/mo(twitter.com)
2 points by RandomBK 4y ago|3 comments
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by RandomBK 4y ago
There's no official announcement yet, but some people are given an option to "Upgrade Plan". Mods: Please feel free to change the URL once something official comes out.
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by RandomBK 4y ago
It depends on whether they actually lowered the price by $1500, rather than simply bumped the price by $1500 across the board then 'graciously' canceled it out if you subscribe. Of course, barring legal discovery or a leaked email
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by RandomBK 4y ago
Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, Section 10b-5 [1]. You'll commonly see this shortened to just "10b-5" in common parlance. There's quite a large industry [2] involving lawsuits anytime someone can credibly claim that
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by RandomBK 4y ago
BorgBackup has most of what you're looking for, though it doesn't implement CDC and doesn't replicate the files as-is in the backup location (instead using a compressed/deduped/chunked storage format)
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by RandomBK 4y ago
Because there's crypto, and then there's "crypto". While FTX & co. don't match the technical blockchain-based definition of crypto, they are what people think of when they talk about the crypto ecosystem, and ar
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by RandomBK 4y ago
7.4% of profit (2/27) versus 50% of profit (2/4) was the factor of ~7 parent was referring to. Granted these are comparing annual cost versus quarterly figures, but the overall narrative still stands.

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