renonce

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by renonce 7mo ago
I built a project achieving similar goals. You launch a web server then connect to it using either browser or Android app, then create a session to talk to Claude Code. The sessions are synchronized in real time across all devices and autom
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Show HN: Interactive bash session for coding agents(github.com)
2 points by renonce 1y ago|1 comments
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by renonce 1y ago
My experience is that experts are not separated in any intuitive way. I would be very interested (and surprised) if someone manages to prune a majority of experts in a way that preserves model capabilities in a specific domain but not other
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Muon Is Scalable for LLM Training(github.com)
5 points by renonce 2y ago|1 comments
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On mental health, psychedelics and life(docs.google.com)
1 points by renonce 2y ago|0 comments
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Re: [PATCH] Revert "MAINTAINERS: Remove some entries due to compliance"(lore.kernel.org)
9 points by renonce 2y ago|3 comments
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by renonce 2y ago
In Chrome you can F12 and go to "Network" tab and then refresh the page. Choose the first file in the list (that's the HTML itself) and you will find "Response Headers" in the "Headers" panel, which includ
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by renonce 2y ago
> That warning showed the patient's white blood cell count was "really, really high," recalled Bell, the clinical nurse educator for the hospital's general medicine program. I’m not sure how an alarm for “high white c
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by renonce 2y ago
> Also, there is no way to know which related site the user is logged in to, so they would have to prompt for every one of their sites. This is not how it works. The mechanism is about allowing a cluster of websites to choose a single fi
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by renonce 2y ago
> I can't log in to stackoverflow.com, then go to superuser.com and already be logged in. I would expect a popup like “This site wants to share cookies with stackexchange.com, press Allow to sign in, press Reject to reject forever o
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by renonce 2y ago
Looks like a perfect use case for LLM: generate that JSON-LD metadata from HTML via LLM, either by the website owner or by the crawler. If crawlers, website owners doesn’t need to do anything to enter Semantic Web and crawlers specify their
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by renonce 2y ago
> The settlement, announced Tuesday, does not act as an admission of guilt and Meta maintains no wrongdoing. > In 2011, Meta introduced a feature known as Tag Suggestions to make it easier for users to tag people in their photos. Acco
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by renonce 2y ago
> This whole HN post could just be bots all the way down and it'd still be an interesting read through the comments. The assumption is that the comments are a function of the post and the present public info. Real world comments can
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by renonce 2y ago
You can usually flash BIOS while wiping your computer in the same way that a malware does except in very rare cases. Also Secure Boot doesn't remove the kind of rootkit that doesn't get removed along with the storage since it has
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by renonce 2y ago
I feel many security researchers like to overemphasize the importance of certain security practices (the most common one being "longer and random password with symbols and upper case letters") without considering its costs, troubl
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by renonce 2y ago
It’s going to be significantly faster very soon, we have seen how AlphaGo evolved into KataGo which is many magnitudes more compute efficient
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by renonce 2y ago
So if I understand correctly, this puts x.com under the same entity as twitter.com so third party cookies are allowed between x.com and other twitter sites?
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by renonce 2y ago
This website is indeed hosted by Cloudflare.
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by renonce 2y ago
Asking it “3.11和3.8哪个大” (meaning “Which one is larger, 3.11 or 3.8?” in Chinese) and it answers 3.11 more than half of the time. I assume it’s because Python 3.11 is larger than Python 3.8. While it does work in its native language English,
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by renonce 2y ago
Even as a self-motivated learner I fail to see the bigger impact of AI. For a “virtual Feynman” I would prefer the online video courses and books which exist without AI. The best I expect an AI to do is to answer my questions and confirm my
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by renonce 2y ago
My bank app asks for different tokens for different operations. A code for login, a code for transfers (the code needs to be generated with the payee account number as input). So it’s not a problem of tokens vs SMS.
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by renonce 2y ago
Every VPN advertised in China takes DPI in account and there is a very huge community around how to circumvent GFW. The previously popular protocol was Shadowsocks (until GFW blocked fully random traffic) and now I use Hysteria2 (which masq
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by renonce 2y ago
Not showing up is an arbitrage opportunity which means everyone can sue Facebook and get a win for free, which would not be sustainable.
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by renonce 2y ago
I personally find such comparisons unfair. A good comparison should optimize for each device configuration, which means use a model within the VRAM limit and quantize to 8 bits where it boosts performance etc and avoid shortcomings of both
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by renonce 2y ago
> 1.4. Mispairing database files and hot journals I’m surprised it would corrupt the database. The database could have included a unique identifier as well as in the journal and refuse opening the database if the identifiers don’t match.
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by renonce 2y ago
LLMs does have that, or at least it’s very likely that we will eventually be able to manipulate LLMs in a modular way (see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40429540 ). One point remains: humans learn language with much
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by renonce 2y ago
You don’t want to be responsible for some random receipt 10 years ago that allegedly commits tax fraud, allow influencers to manipulate you into buying things or supporting campaigns that you immediately regret 1 minute later, receive lots
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by renonce 2y ago
I mean I respect him for his contributions but what about being more specific with the contributions, like “I brought the idea” or “I supervised the research” or even “I managed the lab and arranged for the equipments with which my students
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by renonce 2y ago
I did read the original post in Chinese, though not this post in English. Unfortunately beyond the claim "search engines show up zero results" the other claims like 99.99% pages disappearing doesn't fully match my experience.
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by renonce 2y ago
Why expect search engines to return historical data accurately? Modern search engines have a lot of tasks like combating CEO and returning up-to-date data, and they have no incentive to preserve history as old as 2005 as it’s very likely t

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