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neapolisbeach
8mo ago
https://hmcguinn.com/
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Natural emergent misalignment from reward hacking in production rl [pdf]
(assets.anthropic.com)
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Whisper leak: a side-channel attack on large language models
(arxiv.org)
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Google Private AI Compute [pdf]
(services.google.com)
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neapolisbeach
1y ago
Nsjail, firecracker, gVisor, or v8 isolates are all good options with different tradeoffs
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neapolisbeach
2y ago
This comment reads as 100% LLM generated
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Boeing whistleblower found dead in US
(bbc.com)
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3y ago
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Finding a command injection vulnerability in my smart thermostat (CVE-2023-4212)
(hmcguinn.com)
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neapolisbeach
3y ago
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Vm2 discontinued due to unfixable security issues
(github.com)
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3y ago
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neapolisbeach
3y ago
If you're interested in time-lock puzzles, drand [1] achieves this but through randomness instead of computational effort. [1] https://drand.love/
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neapolisbeach
3y ago
Looks like a 404, would love to see the gist though!
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neapolisbeach
4y ago
oh
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neapolisbeach
4y ago
Port knocking maybe? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_knocking
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neapolisbeach
4y ago
I built a similar scheme for a class project, but relying on verifiable delay functions [1] to provide the time lock. Might be something you’re interested in. [1] https://eprint.iacr.org/2018/601.pdf
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neapolisbeach
4y ago
The state is free if you make under a certain amount which was the case for me. I ended up just paying the $15 rather than re-entering anything.
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neapolisbeach
4y ago
I used FreeTaxUSA this year to file and was happy with them except for a pretty dark pattern. If you google "FreeTaxUSA" and log-in that way, it'll change your free-file account to a paid account and there is no way to change
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neapolisbeach
4y ago
I was asked this questions this past fall as part of the 1st technical screen for a SWE intern. I think there was 45 minutes to do it. After I had two more technical interviews where I got asked more traditional leetcody questions.
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5y ago
I've had a lot of fun doing Hydrogen line backyard astronomy. I wrote up an article on my experience [1]. These are two great sites as well [2][3]. [1] https://hmcguinn.com/posts/hydrogen-line/ [2] https:/
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Automated Backyard Hydrogen Line Astronomy
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The Double Ratchet Algorithm
(signal.org)
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Tell HN: Instagram Golang Easter Egg
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One exploit to rule them all? (2020) [pdf]
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Live Meteors: listen to meteors burn up in atmosphere
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6y ago
Not specifically the government, but there is a github[0] for amendments to the Constitution. [0] https://github.com/JesseKPhillips/USA-Constitution
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6y ago
I've found slack (or other asynchronous tools) to be helpful for this. I'm able to ask a question without actively interrupting someones work. Once they get to a breaking point they can respond.
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SpaceVim: A community-driven vim distribution
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AI-Powered Discussion Forums Give Students “Quality Experience“ During Covid
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6y ago
When I was in elementary and middle school (early 2010s) his books were very popular. I remember reading Percy Jackson & the Olympians and later The Kane Chronicles and The Heroes of Olympus. From personal experience, Rick Riordan'
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6y ago
That doesn't really apply in this case-- for service academies student's are all on a full-scholarship and are paid a stipend. If anything it would be cheaper to kick them out. But that is at odds with the goal (competent service-
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Data Compression with Arithmetic Coding
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