pkoiralap

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by pkoiralap 2mo ago
The JSpace research probably had a lot to do here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48808002 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48810092
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by pkoiralap 2mo ago
Huge kudos to the security researchers for 1, finding an exploit, and 2, unlike copyfail, excluding a zero-day ready-to-use LPE script that anyone could have used. I tried using this for LPE on a Rocky9 for a couple of hours and thankfully
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by pkoiralap 2mo ago
This is fascinating research. I feel this is a significant leap in interpretability research. Since we know J-Space exists and is bi-directional, we can train models on the same and come up with meta cognition abilities. I also fear that th
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by pkoiralap 3mo ago
Justice to Karen > We would like to thank: > > Karen Oyelaran, who found the issue on Day 1 and is currently appealing her GitHub rate limit via a web form that is also AI-triaged
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by pkoiralap 5mo ago
It's one thing to report a vulnerability, another entirely to make a crazy exploit available for any tom, dick, and harry to take and use. It was irresponsible of whoever came up with it to release it in the world without first giving
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by pkoiralap 5mo ago
I was coming up with the same intuition. However, it's like a whack-a-mole. What about cronjobs and slurmjobs and other services? Is there a way to do this directly on systemd so that all other processes inherit it rather than doing it
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by pkoiralap 5mo ago
Does anyone have a workaround for it? Edit: I don't understand why the comment would be downvoted.
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by pkoiralap 5mo ago
This was bound to happen either organically or inorganically. Make sure it performs well on the benchmarks. And it doesn't really matter if it doesn't generalize outside of it right? :D Also similar: Graduate student descent. htt
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by pkoiralap 6mo ago
While it is true that guides and business owners are always looking for opportunities to earn extra cash, the reporting is a tiny bit off here. Start of AMS like symptoms can easily be mistaken for walking fatigue and dehydration. It is eas
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by pkoiralap 7mo ago
That would indeed be the case if one has never learned the stuff. And I am all in for not using AI/LLM for homework/assignments. I don't know about others, but when I was in school, they didn't let us use calculators in
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by pkoiralap 7mo ago
I think the 'better than googling' part is less about the final code and more about the friction. For example, consider this game: The game creates a target that's randomly generated on the screen and have a player at the mid
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by pkoiralap 7mo ago
In the 1930s, when electronic calculators were first introduced, there was a widespread belief that accounting as a career was finished. Instead, the opposite became true. Accounting as a profession grew, becoming far more analytical/s
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by pkoiralap 9mo ago
So if we can somehow preserve the signal and make it go round and round, can we get long term storage out of nothing?
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by pkoiralap 10mo ago
Versity is really promising. I got a chance to meet with Ben recently at the Super Computing conference in St. Louis and he was super chill about stuff. Big shout out to him. He also mentioned that the minio-to-versity migration is a straig
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by pkoiralap 10mo ago
sketch.metademolab provides something similar https://sketch.metademolab.com/
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by pkoiralap 1y ago
You make a good point and I agree mostly to the point being made i.e. it is more fluid than categorical. However, I think it is not being made in good faith. I found the article highly insightful because it provides a solid starting point t
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by pkoiralap 1y ago
I think two reasons. If reactors can't function above 20%, a country having access to >20% enriched payload is a certain violation. Vs "60% enrichment is still for clean energy, my reactor works with it". 2. If you are onl
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by pkoiralap 1y ago
This is scary. so the extra effort to move from, say, 20% to 85% is relatively small compared with the effort to get up to 20% in the first place. Might as well build a feature into the reactor so that it only works with <=20%
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by pkoiralap 1y ago
Asking because I don't know. How is enrichment governed? Say for instance if a country is only using it for energy vs defense/offense. And are there elements that can be specifically used for energy vs otherwise? Last I remember,
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by pkoiralap 1y ago
I was thinking about what all is new in this version, or in fact in any other versions after iPhone 10/X (I don't know)? They all look same to me. I personally think that Apple and other smartphone companies need to do a minor and
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by pkoiralap 1y ago
My take on fed's unaccountable power is you can't and shouldn't do anything about it and keep it that way. Because if the fed does do a good job, the economy keeps floating just fine. On the contrary, if it doesn't, its
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by pkoiralap 1y ago
I have been using python http server to get this working. Go to a place where you have your index.html, start a python server, python3 -m http.server, and voila, everything is now importable and locally accessible.
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by pkoiralap 1y ago
Not true, if XSS is used to compromise an admin user, the damage can be far more than what a seemingly harmless SQL injection that just reads extra columns from a table does. This particular comment feels more like an over-concentration on
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by pkoiralap 1y ago
I reached the same conclusion but in a roundabout way. I think the ultimate goal is to know about one's own self at the most deepest of levels. One way obviously is engaging with the self at a deeper level which is not always possible.
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by pkoiralap 2y ago
Okay! first thing first, this is super cool. Kudos to the whole team. I did some fiddling around and found it usable and I think I can get used to it. However, there are a couple of things that it can improve on. And I have listed a few her
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by pkoiralap 2y ago
DAG does seem natural here. Having a LLM add metadata to the nodes can make this even cooler. For instance, person A presents statement Sa. Person B comments on person A's statement, Sba and person C comments on person A's stateme
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I lost my phone for 2 days(pkoiralap.github.io)
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by pkoiralap 2y ago
They have started putting some models in huggingface: https://huggingface.co/collections/microsoft/phi-3-6626e15e9...
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by pkoiralap 2y ago
I was trying to explain my point through a more personal and practical point of view. It got to you so I think it did a good job.
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by pkoiralap 2y ago
Let's look at a really dumb comparison. You are the owner of a house and you have a tenant person X, that's living in that house. You let person X to live in your house. They in turn, paid you the rent regularly, took care of your

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