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I don't think all this is needed to prove that LLMs aren't there yet. Here is a simple trivial one: "make ssh-keygen output decrypted version of a private key to another file" I&#x…

True. I think there is some posturing involved in the 500b number as well. Either that or its an excuse for everyone involved to inflate the prices. Hopefully the datacenters are useful for other stuf…

Those are not just-throw-money problems. Usually these tropes are limited to instagram comments. Surprised to see it here.

Yeah I saw someone do this on Twitter recently... Can't seem to find it, as you do with twitter

> So all you need to do to abuse employees is make the algorithm sufficiently complex and get a smooth talking lawyer. Yeah that is true. I was speaking more to the importance of interpretability i…

Yeah, when it matters in close to 0% of cases. Everyone reads the docs for everything anyways, any shared knowledge granting implicit meaning to things is very close to useless in practice with REST A…

Yeah, I like doing this as well. And all the data goes in the request body. No query parameters. Especially when the primary intended client is an SPA, where the URL shown is decoupled with the API UR…

> Node/NPM compatibility Bun is miles better in this regard. Deno initially did not even want to focus on Node/NPM compatibility, and then backtracked once they understood the importance …

> Firefox And that's entirely firefox's doing.

Come on, where did systemd come into the picture? Don't be obtuse. No one is saying that the algorithm should be three if statements that the jury can understand in 30 seconds. As an example, I&#…

Solution I use (works with _most_ apps -- GTK/Qt/WxWidgets/Electron, custom opengl/sdl apps are the main problem) Go to window scaling and set it to 2x, this will cause the composi…

A lot of the IP in what ASML does is held by KLA, Intel, IBM, etc. So america has quite a lot of say in it.

There won't really be a noticeable effect IMO. It was banned in India a few years ago, everyone pretty much instantly moved to reels/youtube shorts. I don't know how creators managed, b…

You're just being obtuse now. Surely you understand the dietary difference between a vegetable and a dye that exists purely for aesthetic purposes? If not, there is no point continuing this.

That is not how precautions work. If unsure, you ban the mostly unnecessary things. "Hmm, there is an unknown risk with it, do I really need this unhealthy candy" no "Do i really need t…

Why?

Exactly. Value extraction posing as value creation :)

The main thing here seems to be giving your oesophagus' "swallowing muscle" gravity to fight against. The traditional Indian method of eating, sitting cross legged on the floor, is simi…

> However, there’s a problem: due to the same-origin policy, retrieving ZIP data directly with fetch(””) fails when the page is opened from the filesystem (except in Firefox). chromium --allow-…

Yep. 2 factor authentication using 2 simple mechanisms is great. Password for most cases. And then in high value things, ask me for 2FA. For things like banks and anything money related, SMS 2FA alre…

Yeah. "Exact time" people are a bit like "entropy" people in cryptography. Constantly arguing about the perfect random number when nobody cares.

Yep.

Extension can do that! Enhanced h264ify or something let's you choose exactly the codec you want

They are throwing a bit of a hissy fit over brave. Change the user agent or something and view the site.

The point is to single out and avoid whatever is realistically possible, for you. Like you said, you would have to live in a bubble to avoid them all!

You will have hyperparameters that weight the KL divergence (between the updated policy distribution and the current policy distribution). This helps you tune how sensitive the training process is. En…