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by r3trohack3r 27d ago
Don’t forget jitter!
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by r3trohack3r 27d ago
I’m interested in the rest of the document, is it something that can be shared publicly?
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by r3trohack3r 28d ago
I genuinely don’t understand how this is possible. If I didn’t know what these were, I’d say they were just black and white photos of a Big Mac and shoe. https://coca11272000.wixsite.com/manabukosaka/works-2023-202...
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by r3trohack3r 28d ago
I think it’s nuanced I can see an argument that Google is requiring you to enter into a separate agreement with them (the terms they require you to agree to when using Google Forms) to request access to the GPL licensed source. You do not e
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by r3trohack3r 29d ago
Also, things that used to be a luxury are now normal.
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by r3trohack3r 1mo ago
> HN hasn't been Bay Area centric in years. >> HN remains very US-centric Bay Area != US The Bay Area is its own microcosm of culture and philosophy that diverges significantly from much of the US. Not making a statement on ho
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by r3trohack3r 1mo ago
I’ve struggled with this line of thought. In a strict sense, it’s true; an AI model doesn’t actually know why it fired the way it did. But I don’t know how practically useful that observation is because, using that strict definition of “kno
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by r3trohack3r 1mo ago
> dinosaurs True for Scientific American today, not true for Galileo. “Dinosaur” wasn’t a thing we started knowing about until the early 1800s. Benjamin Franklin died not knowing Dinosaurs were a thing. But Galileo would have certainly k
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by r3trohack3r 1mo ago
Does this also solve provable compute as a side effect? Since the compute is fully encrypted end-to-end, the host wouldn’t be able to modify the program and still give valid results? So a caller could run a program on untrusted hardware and
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by r3trohack3r 1mo ago
My first reaction to this before clicking the link: why would anyone want a programmable timer? After clicking the link and seeing the demo: man, I’ve always wanted a programmable timer. This is awesome, can see myself using this for workou
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by r3trohack3r 1mo ago
> The user without empathy has managed to save 30 minutes on a task One supplier ended up with a direct sale they wouldn’t have otherwise
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by r3trohack3r 1mo ago
> batteries Not exclusively. A few power companies (like SRP) innovated here with TOU plans that have variable costs throughout the day. You can save huge amounts of monthly spend by moving energy intensive work to off-peak hours and by
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by r3trohack3r 1mo ago
> Today’s best atomic clocks are billions of times more accurate and precise than any other type of clock. If they had been running since the Big Bang, 13.8 billion years ago, they would have lost or gained less than a second. Absolutely
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by r3trohack3r 1mo ago
Fascinating! Do you still have any of the code or datasets/datasources laying around?
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by r3trohack3r 1mo ago
I don't think OP mentioned a machine god?
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by r3trohack3r 1mo ago
My favorite rendition of this aired on X-Minus One https://archive.org/details/OTRR_X_Minus_One_Singles/XMinusO...
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Energy Slaves(stuartmcmillen.com)
2 points by r3trohack3r 1mo ago|0 comments
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by r3trohack3r 1mo ago
A rendition of this was aired on X-Minus One https://archive.org/details/OTRR_X_Minus_One_Singles/XMinusO...
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by r3trohack3r 2mo ago
If you want people to copy it, but want a 20 year temporary monopoly, you can publish an open source step-by-step guide for someone to recreate what you’re doing with the patent office.
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by r3trohack3r 2mo ago
Food? I.E. avoiding population collapse due to lack of ecosystem carrying capacity? Eliminating famine? etc.
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How the Atmos clock functions(atmos-atelier.de)
19 points by r3trohack3r 2mo ago|10 comments
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by r3trohack3r 2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_instruction,_multiple_d... Looking at the Wikipedia article - I wonder if it is because SIMD and SIMT are enabled by hardware first
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The Word for Art Is Human(saffroncr.itch.io)
3 points by r3trohack3r 2mo ago|0 comments
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by r3trohack3r 2mo ago
I'm only to preface 3 but this is the densest download of knowledge I've come across in a long time
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Jensen Huang on why open models matter(xcancel.com)
22 points by r3trohack3r 2mo ago|1 comments
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by r3trohack3r 2mo ago
Amazing work! This is beautiful! > My philosophy with LLMs is to try to use them to achieve levels of quality and polish that would’ve been previously unreasonable. I hope this project is a demonstration of that. This philosophy has been
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by r3trohack3r 2mo ago
> To my surprise, he wrote back in horror to say he hadn’t considered that and pulled the bill immediately. I’m proud of having done that. Stories like this give me hope - thank you for sharing
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by r3trohack3r 2mo ago
This sounds like you’re arguing against an invented boogyman. For me and my experience, it’s reversed. Someone says some measured statement against a piece of regulation and someone shakes out of the woodwork mumbling something about some h
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by r3trohack3r 2mo ago
Many options. Option 1: “we won’t trade humans as slaves at all costs, even if it makes us less competitive in the global market - and we don’t hold that conviction about other things” Option 2: “We won’t trade slaves - and if we find you t
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by r3trohack3r 2mo ago
Pretty sure you can oppose slavery and support what GP said without significant cognitive dissonance

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