The topic is interesting and you have my thanks for taking the time to look into it and prepare the post. Would you say it's fair to say that if you didn't use LLMs to prepare the post, we would have no blog post at…
Cool project. > Only the current audio/video frame is being sent to the viewers, there is no way they can download/cache the videos either for future usage. This seems misleading, though. I think I get what was meant:…
GAB, you mean?
After looking into this a bit more, it turns out that yes, there are in fact cryptocurrency-based DID methods already: did:sol, did:ion, did:ethr, and more. So I guess the idea does have some merit to it.
I know next to nothing about Bluesky or ATProto outside of what this article told me, but: as I was reading the part about the need to trust who's controlling the PLC directory, I kept thinking that this could be a…
I guess this content isn't meant to be viewed on mobile, or the blue banner on the left wouldn't be covering the first letters of every line.
The remote development extensions don't appear to be open-source. The marketplace page for the "Remote - SSH" extension will point you to a license that says, among other things, "You may not: work around any technical…
A name like llama-pr-review might help with searching for this thing. Preview being an actual word and all.
In some sense, yes. Use-after-free is impossible in safe Rust (if you don't use the unsafe keyword)
What competition? All the videos are on YouTube.
There's also an ARM CPU inside modern x86 processors, little-known fact. Look up AMD's Secure Processor.
This seems so backwards to me. As a user of LLMs, it's clear to me that tokens generated by ChatGPT and similar are not to be interpreted as a legally-valid statement by the company making the LLMs, unless explicitly…
Couldn't get it to work on my first try so I uninstalled it. I configured it to only use chocolatey, which I already use, and it showed two identical entries for "Chocolatey" under installed packages, instead of listing…
So you're scraping HN comments for people's personal information and selling access to it for $300/month?
The topic is interesting and you have my thanks for taking the time to look into it and prepare the post. Would you say it's fair to say that if you didn't use LLMs to prepare the post, we would have no blog post at…
Cool project. > Only the current audio/video frame is being sent to the viewers, there is no way they can download/cache the videos either for future usage. This seems misleading, though. I think I get what was meant:…
GAB, you mean?
After looking into this a bit more, it turns out that yes, there are in fact cryptocurrency-based DID methods already: did:sol, did:ion, did:ethr, and more. So I guess the idea does have some merit to it.
I know next to nothing about Bluesky or ATProto outside of what this article told me, but: as I was reading the part about the need to trust who's controlling the PLC directory, I kept thinking that this could be a…
I guess this content isn't meant to be viewed on mobile, or the blue banner on the left wouldn't be covering the first letters of every line.
The remote development extensions don't appear to be open-source. The marketplace page for the "Remote - SSH" extension will point you to a license that says, among other things, "You may not: work around any technical…
A name like llama-pr-review might help with searching for this thing. Preview being an actual word and all.
In some sense, yes. Use-after-free is impossible in safe Rust (if you don't use the unsafe keyword)
What competition? All the videos are on YouTube.
There's also an ARM CPU inside modern x86 processors, little-known fact. Look up AMD's Secure Processor.
This seems so backwards to me. As a user of LLMs, it's clear to me that tokens generated by ChatGPT and similar are not to be interpreted as a legally-valid statement by the company making the LLMs, unless explicitly…
Couldn't get it to work on my first try so I uninstalled it. I configured it to only use chocolatey, which I already use, and it showed two identical entries for "Chocolatey" under installed packages, instead of listing…
So you're scraping HN comments for people's personal information and selling access to it for $300/month?