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by jewel 18d ago
This made me think of https://e4rat.sourceforge.net/ , which moves boot files into sequential runs, which was helpful on spinning disks where seeks were slow but sequential reads were fast. Just as an idea for a feature your
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by jewel 1mo ago
My understanding is that the harness is the set of function calls (or tool calls) that let the LLM interact with your codebase. It's independent of the IDE or CLI. The tool calls will be, among other things, something like ReadFile, R
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by jewel 1mo ago
Even if your files are properly encrypted, if you keep them on, say, Google Drive, then you might lose access to them if your account gets inadvertently blocked. I think GP is trying to say something along those lines. Not that encryption
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Tech experts warn against using AI clone of murdered woman's voice in court(ksl.com)
3 points by jewel 1mo ago|0 comments
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by jewel 2mo ago
"Hobbyhacking"?
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by jewel 2mo ago
I believe it's a reference to a joke meme that goes something like "Write Windows 12 from scratch. Make no mistakes." At least that's the first context I heard it in.
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by jewel 3mo ago
I had an Eye-Fi card in my DSLR years ago and had a python script [0] running on my home server that'd download the photos as they were taken. It'd play a noise over the home audio system to let the taker know that the photo had
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by jewel 3mo ago
Interesting. Can you elaborate on which harness you've tried it with? I'd love to switch to deepseek for my personal use. Also, which SOTA western models are you comparing it with? Just to give more flavor.
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by jewel 3mo ago
As an alternative to the VoIP phone: Redpocket has a $2.67/mo plan. We loaded that SIM into a small android phone (Unihertz Jelly phone). It works great as a home phone but has the additional advantage of being able to wander if a pre
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by jewel 4mo ago
Also the consumption of AI-generated text could be having an influence on the tone of how people write. So even if AI was not used to write an article, it could "smell" like AI to someone who consumes less of it.
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by jewel 9mo ago
"If it's not worth writing, it's not worth reading." - https://claytonwramsey.com/blog/prompt/
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by jewel 9mo ago
The way I think you'd set this up is you'd create a trust with the millions and then the trustees would pay the company its monthly fee from the trust's funds. With enough funds, the trust should be able to both pay for your
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by jewel 10mo ago
Here's a "Walk with me" video of the bridge: https://youtu.be/DA9NPmwWDWE?t=385
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by jewel 10mo ago
Here's a philosophical question. Does anyone account for inflation when looking at their long term history? I've been thinking of looking at everything in 2019 dollars. It might also be useful to adjust for inflation going backw
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by jewel 11mo ago
My neighbor just did the exact same thing. The way FAT filesystems work is they change the first byte of the filename to an invalid character to make them a tombstone. Since he hadn't used the SD card yet, we were able to restore the
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by jewel 11mo ago
In my imagination, I thought that the large GPU clusters were dynamically allocating whole machines to different tasks depending on load. So, hypothetically, if ChatGPT's peak load and their minimum load were a 3× ratio, they'd re
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by jewel 11mo ago
Talk to the other vendors. I know of a place that had about that same amount and decided to have a redundant copy of all of their data in another vendor's S3-compatible product. That vendor paid for all of their egress fees as long a
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by jewel 1y ago
The front-to-back symmetry is interesting. It may cause some confusion for other drivers, in some limited circumstances, when they can't tell which way the vehicle is facing. It appears, based on my study of the footage on https:&#x2
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by jewel 1y ago
Yes! That has been supported for a long while. At least on Android, go to Settings -> Chats -> Chat Backups. Set up a schedule and a passphrase and a folder, and it will export your chats every day. I do that and then sync that fol
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by jewel 1y ago
I used to work at a place that had a second copy of all the git repositories on a server, available over ssh. We could push there and then, at deploy time, instruct the servers to pull from that repo instead of bitbucket. If I were to set
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by jewel 1y ago
I wonder if you could work around this problem by having two EBS volumes on each host, and write to them both. You'd have the OS report the write was successful as soon as either drive reported success. With reads you could alternate
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by jewel 2y ago
If you're using cloud storage for backups, don't forget to turn on Object Lock. This isn't as good as offline storage, but it's a lot better than R/W media. At work we've been using restic to back up to B2. R
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by jewel 2y ago
I think you have that backwards; it should decrease latency and decrease throughput. I don't imagine the overhead will be too bad though, so it may decrease latency while keeping throughput essentially the same. Of course you'll w
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by jewel 2y ago
For compiled languages it should be fine, as you're only going to compile the permuted source code, not execute it. Given a sufficiently bad compiler bug anything is possible, but I think given that it's trying to minimize the siz
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by jewel 2y ago
When I give it that same prompt, it writes a python program and then executes it to find the answer: https://chatgpt.com/share/66e35a15-602c-8011-a2cb-0a83be35b8...
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by jewel 2y ago
I've heard it called "Platform risk". Also "Playing in someone else's walled garden", or something along those lines. I realize that's not a term for the inevitable rugpull, but that's the closest I
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by jewel 2y ago
This has security implications! Example exploitable ruby code: unless person_id =~ /^\d+$/ abort "Bad person ID" end sql = "select * from people where person_id = #{person_id}" In addition to in
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by jewel 3y ago
We have a product that uses ChatGPT via the API, using the 3.5 turbo version. Our query involves some dates. Instead of giving back text like it usually does, today it has been giving errors because it does not think 2024-02-29 is a valid
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by jewel 3y ago
This reminds me of Java Pathfinder, but for distributed systems.
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by jewel 3y ago
Column-oriented has better performance for analysis but worse for highly transactional workloads. I think standard operating procedure is to dump the whole database every night into a column-oriented database and then do their analysis on

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