grahamperich

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by grahamperich 4y ago
As someone with only a (very) high level understanding of LLM's, it seems crazy to me that there isn't a mostly trivial eng solution to prompt leakage. From my naive point of view it seems like I could just code a "guard&quot
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by grahamperich 4y ago
With rates climbing to 5%+ in the last couple months, a 3% ARM (with the hope they could refi to a low interest 30yr fixed before the ARM becomes adjustable) may have been attractive for some..
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by grahamperich 5y ago
There are many, but the most obvious is that Ethereum is the oldest of the turing complete layer 1 blockchains, and it has an order of magnitude more core protocol developers and indie developers building on top of it. Same is true for deve
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by grahamperich 7y ago
great tip thanks for sharing
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by grahamperich 7y ago
I'm trying to figure out exactly how these ring hacks are happening. My whole family and extended family is concerned about them. So just to be clear, there isn't a known vuln with Ring specifically, right? It's just that peo
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by grahamperich 7y ago
VERY cool. It reminds me a bit of this project, which has some of the same concepts and uses the Ethereum blockchain: https://ethsites.io/ ethsites TLDR: host unstoppable censorship resistance websites that can be accessed
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by grahamperich 7y ago
Thanks for the ideas :)
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by grahamperich 7y ago
Now scroll down to the Engineering section on the DFINITY team page (a team in the same space with similar deep pockets) https://dfinity.org/team
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by grahamperich 7y ago
It may have failed at adoption, but I'm really hoping Handshake succeeds. They have a better go-to-market strategy. https://handshake.org/
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The Power of Open Networks: Public Blockchain Adoption in Capital Markets(medium.com)
1 points by grahamperich 7y ago|0 comments
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by grahamperich 7y ago
I think it just means that not all intelligence is "general intelligence". Humans are weird and complex creatures.
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Building time-sensitive test infrastructure for Ethereum smart contracts(medium.com)
4 points by grahamperich 7y ago|0 comments
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by grahamperich 8y ago
The repl.it jobs page is literally just a shell, and you have to figure out how to apply: https://repl.it/site/jobs
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by grahamperich 8y ago
What they're gaining is interoperability with public blockchains. JP Morgan's permissioned blockchain—Quorum—is essentially a fork of Ethereum. They can issue assets on their private chain (which, yes, by itself is no better than
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by grahamperich 8y ago
It's just syntactic sugar. Still using prototypal inheritance under the hood.
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by grahamperich 9y ago
Gold is not valuable because you can make jewelry with it. Jewelry is valuable because it's made of gold. Important distinction.
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by grahamperich 9y ago
Nice! For those who aren't too familiar with P5.js, you may enjoy this introduction: http://hello.p5js.org/ however, do note that the real-time video compositing is done with a different library ( https://git
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by grahamperich 9y ago
Led by Facebook with support from Google, Tilde, and the Expo team.
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by grahamperich 9y ago
The risk of building on a platform that you know has that hard cap isn't worth it for many ventures though
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by grahamperich 9y ago
wow, that sounds like the holy grail of javascript debugging
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by grahamperich 9y ago
Really great idea, and nice product man. I am considering building something similar for Overwatch specifically.
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by grahamperich 9y ago
Oh, yeah I agree! I didn't mean to sound like I was knocking it. Good journalists know they need an enticing title
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by grahamperich 9y ago
it's not, it just gets the writer more clicks on his/her headline