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A New Class of AI Attacks: LLM Flowbreaking(knostic.ai)
3 points by osolo 2y ago|0 comments
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by osolo 2y ago
I don't think they've announced publicly what models we're using. I don't think there's any particular reason for this, but just in case, I can't name them here. I'll see if this can be addressed in a bl
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by osolo 2y ago
My team worked on this feature and I can confirm that yes, semantic search is being done for both text and images. This allows you to do fuzzy searches like you mentioned in your comment and use words to match images. Everything runs on y
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by osolo 4y ago
I wouldn’t do that. Let me explain this from the perspective of a hiring manager. For a compelling position, it’s not unheard of to get 100 resumes per one spot (the ratio for my positions about 1:85). That’s a lot of resumes to go thro
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by osolo 5y ago
The attitude in these threads always boggles my mind. When YOU, your teammates or someone else you know makes a mistake, then it’s just a mistake. But when someone at Microsoft makes a mistake it’s because Microsoft is evil and by exte
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by osolo 5y ago
Sorry, this role is currently open only for Canada, though we will support relocation in some cases (esp if you already have a PR). The good news is that our sister team is also hiring: https://careers.microsoft.com/us/
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by osolo 5y ago
Microsoft Applied Sciences Group | Senior / Principal Software Dev | REMOTE (Canada) | Full-time I’m hiring for my Windows incubation team. We think of, research, and implement next-gen products, technologies, and user experiences. I
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by osolo 6y ago
For those interested in more information about performance was achieved, Stephan Lavavej gave a talk about this very subject during CppCon 2019 [1]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4P_kbF0EbZM
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by osolo 6y ago
My kids complained today that Google Classroom isn't working. After a quick investigation, I noticed that Snort on my firewall blocked the relevant Google server due to incoming TCP port scans. Sigh.
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by osolo 7y ago
Imagine you're Expedia, and you want to make this consumer friendly change. Now, on your website, all the hotels seem to be more expensive. Nobody will understand the intricacies of why, and they'll simply book somewhere else wher
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by osolo 10y ago
Try this plugin[1] which will unsign Xcode and allows older plugins to work. I also encourage you to file a radar [2] to let Apple know you're not pleased about them killing a thriving plugin ecosystem. Yes, I know there's a new
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by osolo 10y ago
$3700/2.5 years in electricity vs projected $12,500 in gas. So about $8800 in savings over 2.5 years, ~$293/mo, ~$3500/year. Still makes it hard to justify the Tesla based on just the gas savings, unless he keeps the car fo
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by osolo 10y ago
Thanks for sharing this. It's exactly what I was looking for. tldr; It clearly shows that HGST has an overall superior survival rate over time. WD is a distant second and Seagate in third (although the Seagate ST4000DM000 model is ex
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by osolo 10y ago
I really appreciate these blog posts and have used the data they present when buying HDDs for personal use. One thing that bothers me is that the data presented doesn't really take into account the age of the HDDs. For example, if a b
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Google releases Project Shield to fight against DDoS attacks(thestack.com)
1 points by osolo 11y ago|0 comments
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by osolo 11y ago
It's been reported that Apple unlocked phones 70 times in the past. But all those instances were for phones with older versions of iOS that were pre-encryption.
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by osolo 11y ago
I wish they outlined a plan to push this icon out to Stable. Even better the plan should call for the browser to eventually refuse to submit forms with password fields unless HTTPS was used for both loading the form and submitting it. I th
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China passes law requiring tech firms to hand over encryption keys(betanews.com)
22 points by osolo 11y ago|4 comments
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by osolo 11y ago
It seems to me that these would be rare rather than the typical case. I think we could make the case that the more straightforward uses (like the ones in the articles) could be optimized away as described above. Leave the more complex&#x2
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Show HN: Scribe for Xcode – Improved Comment Authoring for Swift/ObjC(scribeplugin.com)
1 points by osolo 11y ago|0 comments
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by osolo 11y ago
I would also add http://paletton.com which I found very easy and pleasing to work with as a non-designer.
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The Definitive PHP 7.0 and HHVM Benchmark(kinsta.com)
2 points by osolo 11y ago|0 comments
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by osolo 12y ago
Facebook's trying to double dip. They want you to pay to get your fans and pay again when you want to market to them. It's nothing short of a scam. I think that this stunt will increase Facebook's profits in the short term,
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DoorBot – Not Ready for Prime Time(notthewizard.com)
2 points by osolo 13y ago|1 comments
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by osolo 13y ago
I think the author has it backwards. Expiration dates in offer letters are normal, and should always be included. "Bullshit" is the exception: expiration dates that give you only 1-2 days. In the normal course of things, you wan
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by osolo 15y ago
Exactly. std::sort does NOT use quick sort. So all he's doing is comparing two different algorithms. It has nothing to do with C vs C++.