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kykeonaut
3mo ago
Isn't scanning also a form of copyright infringement? You are making a digital copy of a book, which is the same thing as downloading a book from the internet...
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kykeonaut
3mo ago
In what world is 20,179 dead children the lesser of two evils?
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kykeonaut
3mo ago
> I have no domain expertise that another Sr. engineer steering an LLM cannot match. Sounds like the Dunning-Kruger effect to me. "I can do this with LLMs, therefore any Sr. engineer can do this with LLMs"
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kykeonaut
4mo ago
The weights Mason, what do they mean!?
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OpenClaw privilege escalation vulnerability
(nvd.nist.gov)
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kykeonaut
6mo ago
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kykeonaut
7mo ago
> Those questions that it will no longer occur to you to ask (not just of the robot, but of yourself) might be the most pertinent ones! That is true, but then again also with google. You could see why some people want to go back to the &
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kykeonaut
7mo ago
I am surprised at the amount of comments that dismiss coding as just means to an end. Yes, every skill at the end of the day is a means to an end, but mastery of those skills is at the end what drives the vision. To know where you are going
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kykeonaut
8mo ago
it starts to sound scarily close to opioid addiction
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kykeonaut
8mo ago
I think what is interesting is that it is not necessarily the content of the brainrot that makes us underperform, but the act of swiping [0] and the context switching [1]. These attempts to make educational short form content still suffer f
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kykeonaut
8mo ago
https://openbsd.amsterdam/cards.html
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The Unix Pipe Card Game
(punkx.org)
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kykeonaut
8mo ago
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What's the story behind the arXiv.org favicon?
(quora.com)
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kykeonaut
8mo ago
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kykeonaut
9mo ago
No no, let him deploy to production.
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Q1K3 – An homage to Quake in 13kb of JavaScript (2021)
(js13kgames.com)
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kykeonaut
1y ago
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Lychee – Self-hosted photo-management done right
(github.com)
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kykeonaut
1y ago
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Consult the European Vulnerability Database to enhance your digital security
(enisa.europa.eu)
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1y ago
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10k Federal Health Dept. Workers to Be Laid Off
(nytimes.com)
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1y ago
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kykeonaut
2y ago
Isn't "contributing little to the system" and "taking underpaid jobs" a contradiction? If you are taking a job, you are contributing to the system.
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kykeonaut
2y ago
Seems like implicit bias. "Many people in my circle have an H1-B visa, thus it is far from impossible to get one."
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Elements of Programming (2009)
(elementsofprogramming.com)
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kykeonaut
2y ago
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Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (1984)
(mitp-content-server.mit.edu)
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kykeonaut
2y ago
However, an increase in computing quality doesn't necessarily mean an increase in output quality, as you need compute power + data to train these models. Just increasing compute power will increase the performance/training speed o
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kykeonaut
2y ago
Wouldn't some sort of proof of work be a good solution to the captcha problem? Specially since all of the sudden, a bot service running hundreds of thousands of requests will suddenly and inadvertedly have to compute cryptographic hash
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kykeonaut
2y ago
The post seems to be talking about the current capabilities of large language models. We can certainly talk about what they can or cannot do as of today, as that is pretty much evidence based.
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kykeonaut
2y ago
Turns out that Tlaxcaltecas did most of the work in conquering the Aztecs. They also had vast privileges granted by the Spanish once the conquest was over. For example, they were granted the title of Don. Not as black and white as it might
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kykeonaut
2y ago
but those improvements, and the complexity that they bring, are not enough to make the switch from a Go codebase to a Rust codebase unless performance is REALLY an issue.
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kykeonaut
2y ago
It is against their TOS :)
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Northrop Grumman to Develop Concept for Lunar Railroad
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FOIA – CIA – Plan 9 from Bell Labs
(muckrock.com)
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SDF Public Access Unix System.. Est. 1987
(sdf.org)
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