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by vmfunction 3y ago
given the context of vector db, it would be Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) [1] 1: https://medium.com/@mutahar789/optimizing-rag-a-guide-to-cho...
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by vmfunction 3y ago
They did officially stated on reddit [1] that they are not supporting crypto related hosting. Just wonder why? Is the GPU/CPU/Network related over use? Or legality related? [1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/hetzne
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by vmfunction 3y ago
Got: >panicked at 'No GPU found given preference', /Users/tommy/Git/wonnx/wonnx/src/resource.rs:13:10 Is the path to the rust hard coded?
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by vmfunction 3y ago
SPA like React, Vue, Angular, Svelt, solid, should be not needed if HTML implemented these features. Or make JSX a standard again such as E4X.
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by vmfunction 3y ago
> The only problem is that the devil is in the details. Always. The only way you can make a good decision at the top of the tree, is by being an incredibly seasoned expert that has a strong intuition about how the details are going to pl
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by vmfunction 3y ago
Can also be Certificate Authority. That would have a better ring to it.
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by vmfunction 3y ago
yeah they ought to invest money on improving that instead of trying to have 5G or whatever is coming next.
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by vmfunction 3y ago
In US, safety is often tight to 'will we get sued for this' mentality that is associated with the corrupt legal system. This could also attributed to the over cost of building a train system in US vs other parts of the world.
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by vmfunction 3y ago
It is actually very open of them to post that! I'm sure things like that happens in larger companies, but I'm sure we won't get a incident report like that from them. I would rather work with that kind of company. Then we can
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by vmfunction 3y ago
Classic!
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by vmfunction 3y ago
COPY is way faster than INSERT, at least in PG.
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by vmfunction 3y ago
there are tons of articles here in HN that have shown that SIM swamp (at least in US) is much easier then trying to brute force (or using quantum computer) to break TOTP encryption. One of main reason for SMS is also meta data collection of
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by vmfunction 3y ago
> https://www.webwire.com/ViewPressRel.asp?aId=318230 Seems like they are doing drone testing. Hmm, should we use drone network that will interfere with mobile phone network?
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by vmfunction 3y ago
Yeah talking about difficulty, then you will love this: https://www.science.org/content/article/china-s-quantum-sate... If we really wanna be security, then entailment is a good bet. I could imagine essential fina
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by vmfunction 3y ago
Or wouldn't COPY from CSV be much faster?
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by vmfunction 3y ago
Not surprising, just like when MS went to shit, and then they start to embrace 'open source'. Seems like PR stunt. And when it comes to LLM there is millions of dollar barrier to entry to train the model, so it is ok to open up t
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by vmfunction 3y ago
Yeah that is what happened to algorithmic trading. Pretty soon, what the AI/Computer do will have less and less to do with human activities (economic, human productivities, GDP, etc) We just end up in the a loop of algorithm trading wi
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by vmfunction 3y ago
yeah, but in US, both are in the same office: USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office)
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by vmfunction 3y ago
Too expensive!! Stratospheric aerosol injection are way cheaper! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratospheric_aerosol_injectio...
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by vmfunction 3y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. Which makes me think it is better to have Oxide approach instead of something like OCP. It seems to only really benefit large organisations.
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by vmfunction 3y ago
Better than nuclear weapon, no nasty fall out. Better than death star, you still have a planet afterwards.
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by vmfunction 3y ago
Wow thanks for pointing that out!!! > Facebook's Tioga Pass[1] the innovations in that system are simply not available for any price to the enterprise buyer Seems like OCP may not be as open as appears, when some 'secrete sauce
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by vmfunction 3y ago
How about, a huge fine! And use the fine to found EFF or open source security experts to audit them (All the big Telcos!) and harden their securities. At this piont Telcos are should be treated as public utility companies!
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by vmfunction 3y ago
Or just go to OCP site: https://www.opencompute.org/about Looks like something started with Facebook. Sounds wonder if Oxide involved in it?
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by vmfunction 3y ago
From my limited understanding of this AI field, that it cost over million $ to train the model, after that the the query against the model is fast and doesn't cost a lot money. So with this AI/LLM it is more about the upfront cost
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by vmfunction 3y ago
> We hope this report will encourage the paranoid community to develop improved helmet designs to avoid falling prey to these shortcomings. Can we just replace tin foil hats with Faraday cage!
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by vmfunction 3y ago
> This process is typically called “feature engineering”, and is part art and part science. Choices on including or excluding certain variables, and how they are translated into numerical parameters, can significantly impact the model’s
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by vmfunction 3y ago
For me it is like: WebKit -> Chrome Bun -> Node/Deno It is good to have competitions in Ecmascript landscape, even though it is currently a duopoly, but with introduction of AWS LLRT, and QuickJS, maybe small player can even have
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by vmfunction 3y ago
Don't forget WebKit. It leads to project such as https://surf.suckless.org
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by vmfunction 3y ago
In node there is EJS which is basically PHP templating with JS.

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