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by yayr 6mo ago
I wonder how reliable the verification mechanism will be. Currently, you require 3 or 5 agents for peer review. But the submitting agent itself can spin up any number of subagents that then peer review. You got plans to increase the trustwo
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by yayr 7mo ago
There are well intentioned people everywhere, also at Google or OpenAI... https://notdivided.org But the final decisions made usually depend on the incentive structures and mental models of their leaders. Those can be quite diff
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by yayr 7mo ago
It's good that there are still empathic humans in the decision and build chain when it comes to AI systems...
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Google and OpenAI employee support letter for Anthropic(notdivided.org)
3 points by yayr 7mo ago|0 comments
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by yayr 2y ago
Can someone explain to me what is so special here? It seems to be just a simple binary abstract syntax tree, which with varying syntax can represented by almost any programming language
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by yayr 2y ago
it seems to be optimized for dry walls. not sure how it would perform on concrete or other stone walls. Also I could not find a technical description how it works.
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by yayr 2y ago
very interesting... here is a comparison of the community and enterprise offering https://taubyte.com/pricing/ who is actually behind this?
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by yayr 2y ago
rare to see such a useful and popular project with NO open issues. Congrats!
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by yayr 2y ago
maybe it should be mandatory to watch all episodes of "Big Bang Theory" on a trip to mars for educational purposes ;-)
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by yayr 2y ago
I could not really find a TLDR or dive into the mission results... Is there something already?
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by yayr 2y ago
there is this review of "for all man kind" https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7772588/ why should it be any different on mars than on earth? > This show has a cool premise, that being what if the space race
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by yayr 2y ago
I find working with React and Mobx a breeze, also for complex apps. Not sure, why this has not been more widely adopted. It eliminates usually the need to use those mentioned unintuitive and error prone state handling mechanisms.
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by yayr 2y ago
just to be a bit astronomically nitpicky ... ;-) they are more like star clusters than galaxies. Galaxies usually have a lot of mostly circular momentum with arms forming etc. might be even the better marketing term "Software star clus
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by yayr 2y ago
It seems that SUSE wants to shift its enterprise offering to ALP (adaptable linux platform) instead of the legacy SLE platform to better support modern workloads. https://www.suse.com/c/suse-salp-raises-the-bar-on-con
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by yayr 2y ago
most technology is dual or multiple use, starting with a rock or knife... so it is up to the fabric of our society and everyone involved in dealing with the technology, how the rules and boundaries are set. that there will be military use i
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by yayr 2y ago
if you want a free version of the Suse stack there is leap https://get.opensuse.org/leap I think for personal use or very small businesses that should be good enough. It is also quite straightforward to switch between leap
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by yayr 2y ago
What will be good alternatives to DJI then?
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by yayr 2y ago
would be nice to see how it performs on groq.com
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by yayr 2y ago
The report says, that China does not allow independent auditors for the subsidised investments to enter the country. This should have been a red flag. It would have been easy to change the policy to only support investments that allow indep
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by yayr 2y ago
well, we've already buried all of github in the arktic, probably should do that with some llms as well
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by yayr 2y ago
it looks like for around 1 BTC you could get one full night access to this amazing instrument :-) (you'll probably have to convert it to cash though before) https://www.lbto.org/lbt-access/
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by yayr 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6G1D2UQ3gg here is the link
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by yayr 2y ago
yep, and the main engineers have founded groq.com with an architecture that among others precisely solved the memory management issues
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by yayr 2y ago
is there now a low latency solution for windows 2nd monitor? I was only aware of some software where latency is quite bad or one company that provided a wireless HDMI / Displayport dongle... Also the nice thing for headphones within ap
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by yayr 2y ago
Apple devices also work quite seamless together. IPads for example work great as a second screen wirelessly with the MBPs. I'd immediately buy a 14 inch ipad just for that, since that is so useful when not on your standard desk. Al
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by yayr 2y ago
yeah, these accounting table field names have not changed since around 30 years, which is not necessarily a bad thing... for a human readable view of this you can look e.g. here https://docsfortec.com/sap/S4/tabl
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by yayr 2y ago
Actually, SAP HANA has a nice tool called PlanViz for that in Eclipse. A google image search gives you a good impression how that works. There are also some blogs about it, e.g. https://community.sap.com/t5/enterprise
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by yayr 2y ago
except for the very vague argument that tech disruptions in the past created more jobs there is not really any argument supporting that claim. Would have been nice to explain how people would be employed in an AI scenario and how they would
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by yayr 2y ago
I agree, that there is no obvious solution by just enabling a setting... But no matter what tool you use for it, that is what needs to be done. It is quite simple for example if you use Macpass or Cryptomator on a Mac.
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by yayr 2y ago
The effort is actually minimal. Just export the passwords occasionally and save it in an encrypted file. 30 seconds The issue is rather, that most people rely on these convenient services 100% and dont (want to) think about what happens in

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