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by wolftickets 7mo ago
One thing I’ve noticed is that as my context grows, often performance degrades. So how are you battling your agents being exposed to too many descriptions? I how this works in curated agents where you’re tending it like a garden, but not wh
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by wolftickets 8mo ago
I use this feature DAILY at work, you built something great here. I tend to write in md locally, this makes sharing the work with others easy. Especially to those less plaintext inclined. One thing I did notice, I can't seem to find a
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Analyzing Betting Strategies from ML Models over 100 UFC Events(blog.wolftickets.ai)
1 points by wolftickets 1y ago|0 comments
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by wolftickets 1y ago
Yes that is a misconception: https://data.worldobesity.org/country/mexico-139/#data_preva...
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by wolftickets 2y ago
1. The Pragmatic Programmer. 2. Writing Tools: 50 Essential Strategies for Every Writer. 3. Diffusion of Innovations. 4. The Little Book of Common Sense Investing. 5. Implementing Lean Software Development: From Concept to Cash. 6. Writing
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by wolftickets 2y ago
+1 - Shared with my wife, who is also a DPT(Southeastern US) and she agreed with all of these points.
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by wolftickets 2y ago
I've finally made it to the $500/month mark! I built https://wolftickets.ai , it is a collection of AI predictions for upcoming UFC fights. The predictions for the future events are private but all past results are pub
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by wolftickets 2y ago
Chiming in with many others here. When I was 3 my mom would take me into her office on occasional weekends and she managed to get me to memorize enough to open The Print Shop. From there I could print all sorts of dinosaurs and interesting
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by wolftickets 2y ago
I assume via Jupyter Notebook or Lab ( not VS Code running it )
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by wolftickets 2y ago
You wouldn’t really be able to tell. Figma is often just a tool for working out designs and building up a design system for your site. That later gets translated to your front end by your devs. Figma itself isn’t a styling library like tail
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by wolftickets 2y ago
Protect AI | Product Designers, Software Engineers & Solution Architects | Seattle, Washington | Full Time | $140-$200k approx | https://protectai.com Protect AI is shaping, defining, and innovating a new category within cyb
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Unveiling AI/ML Supply Chain Attacks:Name Squatting Organizations on HuggingFace(protectai.com)
6 points by wolftickets 2y ago|0 comments
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by wolftickets 3y ago
Full disclosure I am head of product at Protect AI. To make this easier for everyone we have an open source tool (friendly licensing) called ModelScan https://github.com/protectai/modelscan/tree/main I wouldn
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by wolftickets 3y ago
If you happen to have a GitHub space for storing things you can upload release artifacts there for folks to download.
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by wolftickets 3y ago
Your problem isn't because you are a non native speaker. I'm a native speaker and struggled to understand their point. They need to write in a more concise manner.
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by wolftickets 3y ago
Read all of those but wanted to chime in that when I was in college the rise of TR inspired me to get my life in order. Not that he was an ideal but it was a lens to see a life that was focused and what he could tackle. Stellar writing.
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by wolftickets 3y ago
They hate us because they ain’t us
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by wolftickets 3y ago
Just wanted to share, the charts and gifs are exceptionally well done. Informative, concise, and easy to read.
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by wolftickets 3y ago
[I work at Protect AI] You're spot on for data being the jugular, interestingly with exploits like this as an attacker you could quickly go for attacking model content but also have credentials that would grant you access to data in ma
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by wolftickets 3y ago
[I work at Protect AI] - The goal here was initially relatively common tooling around MLOps/Data Science work. All ears here if you have some ideas for other projects to explore.
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by wolftickets 3y ago
Absolutely, though that isn't strictly what we're talking about here. In this case, models themselves are fundamentally files. These files can have malicious code embedded into them that is executed when the model is loaded for fu
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by wolftickets 3y ago
Disclosure I work for the company that released this: https://github.com/protectai/modelscan but we do have a tool to support scanning many models for this kind of problem. That said you should be using something like
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by wolftickets 3y ago
I lead product at Protect AI and we just released ModelScan. It is open source project that scans models to determine if they contain unsafe code. It is the first model scanning tool to support multiple model formats. ModelScan currently su
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ModelScan – open-source scanning for unsafe code in ML models(github.com)
4 points by wolftickets 3y ago|1 comments
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by wolftickets 3y ago
On the other hand I can’t fathom a better workout partner than my Apple Watch. A few seconds from racking the weights or whatever I can fire up my rest timer with 1 press and mute the vibration with another press when it’s time to get back
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by wolftickets 4y ago
Protect AI | Multiple Roles | Full-time | Seattle, Dallas, Raleigh | https://protectai.com/careers Protect AI is working to build a safer world through improving the security of AI and ML workloads. We’re funding ML securit
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by wolftickets 4y ago
Not the exact same but I just built a machine for machine learning(tabular work mostly) using a Ryzen 9 5950X(16 core) and a 3060 GPU and the performance is stellar with Linux.
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by wolftickets 4y ago
I think they mean including a 4090 in a build with either CPU choice would produce a more performant computer.
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by wolftickets 4y ago
There’s actually a huge volume of research on spatial components mapping to memory. Check out the book: Moonwalking with Einstein for proper citations.
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by wolftickets 4y ago
LG 32UN880, it’s 32” and 4k, works great!

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