hephaes7us

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by hephaes7us 6d ago
It looks like this is a bit less concerning if you have turned off open account registration.
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by hephaes7us 15d ago
Location: US, but flexible on TZ Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Infrastructure, Backend, AI-Applications, enough frontend for prototyping. ( Python, Elixir, Phoenix, Javascript, GNU/Linux, AWS, Postgres, DuckDB, etc
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by hephaes7us 2mo ago
NAS stuff can benefit greatly and straightforwardly. A typical NVMe SSD can easily do sequential reads at 7GB/s, which outpaces a 25Gbps connection by more than 2x. NAS is more typically backed by SATA HDDs, but there's some rela
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by hephaes7us 2mo ago
Crime is already illegal.
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by hephaes7us 2mo ago
Certainly this behavior could align with _some_ operator's goals, if not necessarily those of humanity broadly. If we don't know how this model was instructed, it seems like it's impossible to definitively claim that the mode
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by hephaes7us 2mo ago
Very cool. Do you happen to have any kind of mailing list, blog, etc?
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by hephaes7us 2mo ago
I've started playing with Zork-Bench.[1] I've been making tweaks to the runtime/harness and to the prompting. Currently, I have Qwen3.6-27b scoring up to ~50 points, which, according to the original paper [2], is comparable
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by hephaes7us 3mo ago
Location: US, but flexible on TZ Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Infrastructure, Backend, AI-Applications, enough frontend for prototyping. ( Python, Elixir, Phoenix, Javascript, GNU/Linux, AWS, Postgres, DuckDB, et
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by hephaes7us 3mo ago
Farmers and pet-owners might prefer the rats.
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by hephaes7us 4mo ago
Location: US, but flexible on TZ Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Infrastructure, Backend, AI-Applications, enough frontend for prototyping. Résumé/CV: https://resume.taf.codes/resume.pdf Email: inquir
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by hephaes7us 4mo ago
Same place it always does, just print it. Of course, that still effectively penalizes those who don't want children, but the penalty is less legible to the public so there are fewer objections.
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by hephaes7us 4mo ago
I do too, but it does seem like fighting the tool. I wish more people would use email.
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by hephaes7us 4mo ago
Isn't there a meaningful sense in which "separate VMs for different apps" constitutes a cluster? The "cooperative task" they're engaged in is just, broadly, meeting your needs, whatever they are. The isolation
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by hephaes7us 4mo ago
You can't, really. If a user can access the site, so can a bot. You may be able to make it more expensive than your information is worth, but of course that affects users too.
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by hephaes7us 4mo ago
If you don't see people talking about the "end of personal vehicles", it could just be that you haven't looked very hard. It's intuitively obvious to a lot of people that the era of personal, wholly owned transporta
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by hephaes7us 5mo ago
Oh, I suspect you can overpower it, if that's what you mean. However, if you weren't expecting it'd do something like that in the first place, it can accomplish a nonzero change to your trajectory before you intervene. Belie
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by hephaes7us 5mo ago
When the car actually drives itself completely, I think they will be safer than human drivers. All of these half measures are pretty concerning to me. I think they let drivers feel more comfortable, despite paying less attention, and I thi
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by hephaes7us 5mo ago
For years, vehicles have had a little light that comes on when you are below about 50 miles of range. It's next to the fuel gauge. I've always heard it called the "walk light", which I presume is a reference to the fac
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by hephaes7us 5mo ago
I can understand why it'd be preferable to avoid such a bridge layer, and indeed I too would rather just have a transparent view of what's going on at the protocol level. Stability and performance at scale sound like implementatio
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by hephaes7us 5mo ago
Something like Rclone and a cron job, or else s3 mounted via FUSE, could possibly bridge that. Of course then you have to worry about reliability of the bridge...
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by hephaes7us 5mo ago
What kind of cases were you measuring? I would think that, e.g. 256 separate long-lived connections in a setup like that would scale less-than-linearly but not dramatically so?
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by hephaes7us 5mo ago
Though it may be painful for much of the world to move on from Microsoft, at some point it could be more painful for them to stay with Microsoft. The inertia is huge, but inertia doesn't carry anything forever.
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by hephaes7us 5mo ago
You could probably serve 100k visitors from a $5 VPS, depending on the application. That said, I understand people are paying for basically not having to think about infrastructure, and agree that that's theoretically worth money, if t
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by hephaes7us 5mo ago
I don't think the above poster is talking about finding novel treatments, but rather that they're talking about aiding in diagnosis and navigating existing treatment options. We always wish that our doctors would stay up to date o
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by hephaes7us 5mo ago
Speaking in terms of GW makes sense when we are discussing performance of an individual datacenter since power is, kind of, the limiting factor. Also, FLOPs per watt hasn't changed as much lately, so thinking in terms of watts over a f
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by hephaes7us 5mo ago
This is essentially a smarter auto-clicker. I'm not sure I'd call it "reverse engineering". A TOS/CSA should in no way ever attempt to prohibit automation, and if it does, it (generally) deserves to be disrespected
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by hephaes7us 5mo ago
Ultimately, there's people out there who don't expect you to have root access on your own computer.
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by hephaes7us 5mo ago
I use restic as well. My script: https://forge.taf.codes/taf/snippets/src/branch/main/backups...
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by hephaes7us 5mo ago
I mean, I'm sure they can tell you good jokes... they just won't be _new_ jokes.
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by hephaes7us 5mo ago
Thanks for sharing! I was literally getting ready to build, essentially, this. Now it looks like I don't have to! Have you ever considered using a foot-pedal for PTT? Apple incidentally already has native STT, but for some reason the

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