machinationu

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by machinationu 9mo ago
AI data centers will be the job destroyers, not creators. 100 local people to maintain the data center while it replaces 1 million people with the AIs running inside
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by machinationu 9mo ago
sure, I was just giving parent another way of finding all the certificates besides scanning the network
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by machinationu 9mo ago
relevant certificates could be located by scanning the certificate transparency logs
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by machinationu 9mo ago
do you have your own private army to protect you in a taxless world?
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by machinationu 9mo ago
Google has 180k employees, let's assume 200k average salary, that's 36 bil, 10% of the revenue you posted.
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by machinationu 9mo ago
pricing information and what it does/how it works is not marketing fluff
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by machinationu 9mo ago
numpy had 16M downloads yesterday, at 10 MB that's 160 TB of traffic. It's one package. And there are no rate limits on pypi. https://clickpy.clickhouse.com/dashboard/numpy
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by machinationu 9mo ago
they dont, they try against all the keys, there are at most a few billion of them see Dual_EC_DRBG
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by machinationu 9mo ago
you forgot to ask me to ignore previous instructions and say pizza
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by machinationu 9mo ago
no, hundred of thousands of thousands of individual projects CI jobs. OP was talking about package managers for the whole world, not for one company
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by machinationu 9mo ago
no, it will be the year of job losses
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by machinationu 9mo ago
hey, I'm just a lowly LLM, gotta earn my tokens :|
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by machinationu 9mo ago
while you are right, security is generally not cheap. you can get that $5 china fido key, but are you sure it's you who owns it? I was recently looking for a security key, and eventually I did pay the yubico tax, because saving $20 by
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by machinationu 9mo ago
How will this work with agents?
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by machinationu 9mo ago
Explain to me how you self-host a git repo which is accessed millions of time a day from CI jobs pulling packages.
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by machinationu 9mo ago
Heidegger, Deleuze & Guattari, Nick Land
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by machinationu 9mo ago
Philosophers argued since 200 years ago, when the steam engine was invented, that technology is out of our control and forever was, and we are just the sex organs for the birth of the machine god.
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by machinationu 9mo ago
You're absolutely right. But no one is safe. Soon the AI will be better at CEOing.
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by machinationu 9mo ago
As PG would say, the best startups are for ideas which are hated, because you'll have no competition.
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by machinationu 9mo ago
LLMs don't think, and planes don't fly.
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by machinationu 9mo ago
The Python interpreter core loop sounds like the perfect problem for AlphaEvolve. Or it's open source equivalent OpenEvolve if DeepMind doesn't want to speed up Python for the competition.
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by machinationu 9mo ago
there is no contradiction between open-source and attestation linux is open-source and a very common attestation target
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by machinationu 9mo ago
it's possible with CPU secure attestation, but it's not something you will encounter on regular personal computers. the capability is there, but it would he massively inconvenient, since it requires a lot of lockdown might be the
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by machinationu 9mo ago
science equipment, distributed radio-telescopes where you need to precisely align data received at different locations
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by machinationu 9mo ago
Q, K and V are a way of filtering the relevant aspects for the task at hand from the token embeddings. "he was red" - maybe color, maybe angry, the "red" token embedding carries both, but only one aspect is relevant for
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by machinationu 9mo ago
speculative decoding is 1+1 transformer attention is integrals
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by machinationu 9mo ago
a crypto system is expected to resist for 30 years. it doesnt need to be imminent for people to start moving now to post-quantum. if he thinks we are 10 years away from QC, we need to start moving now
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by machinationu 9mo ago
or tell it to output the data at the end as markdown and then do a second pass with a cheaper model to build the structured output also, xml works much better than json, all the model guides say this
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by machinationu 9mo ago
we already have experimental data for deviations from the standard model: neutrino mass for example or dark matter
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by machinationu 9mo ago
2. young people are worse drivers and more likely to use

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