a certificate that data was destroyed is absolutely worthless no matter who it comes from. what kind of sorcery do they have to let them determine that no backups were taken before they arrived to "certify"?
only if you want to do something really exotic/scifi. volcanoes have shown us how to do it relatively easily. conservatively, "$18 billion per year per degree Celsius of warming avoided".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratospheric_aerosol_injectio...
> geoengineering might lead to geopolitical conflict I have heard of this but haven't heard a credible scenario describing it. if Europe or the US or China wanted to do it they could just be flying in circles in their…
I wouldn't be too worried about it this century at least. if things look like they are going to get bad we will resort to geoengineering, and once we get a taste for it we will further optimize global temperatures to…
that's actually how you do it. adversarial systems like those are prime candidates. one agent develops detection mechanisms and the other agent defeats them. progression signal is easy to get. and you bootstrap with…
are there that many instances of mild dementia where a lack of diagnosis remains a lack?
with bubblewrap it's better to pull a rootfs from dockerhub (eg. debian:unstable) then bootstrap it into a fully fledged distro rootfs living in its own folder. install the AI agents right into it, then create launch…
there is a curve to it, up to a certain temperature it helps and then it starts making things worse (because it becomes a convection oven). I believe it's around 35 Celsius. if you are outside you can attach water…
I'm confused why is everyone pretending that the ban holds any meaning here. he probably already has a new account.
I find the notion that you would use residential proxies to scrape LWN somewhat laughable, I'm reading this article using a VPN. residential proxy bandwidth isn't that cheap, I could see it be used on a reddit (though i…
aren't most of their suppliers Chinese? don't need to spy to get hardware trade secrets when you get BCC'ed on everything.
if you get the same session that wrote the code to review it, the poor results are entirely deserved. and if you get a different instance to review the code then you would know that it works rather well.
are you asking if it will magically allow you to bypass authentication? only if there is an auth bypass exploit and you don't mind breaking multiple laws.
it's more useful when you don't need permissions from anyone. 1) get firefox MCP 2) visit target site 3) point GLM 5.2 to MCP (maybe grok 4.5 will also work here? haven't tested their guardrails yet) 4) instruct model…
the best way to prevent false sharing is by making it so that no two threads are in a position to write to the same data structure. embrace message passing.
when doing rewrites like these, why isn't the first step to instrument the original code so that you would get very good automated test suites to point the LLM toward? use both synthetic and real data to sample the…
> You use the previous gen model to prepare datasets for the next model iteration. you can also use a previous gen model to literally generate data for the next gen model. people used to believe that this is a bad idea…
what I meant was dictating the data structures for the code (transformations) the LLM is going to write. > "Show me your flowchart and conceal your tables, and I shall continue to be mystified. Show me your tables, and…
with AI, documentation driven development is an understatement, if you take the time not just to document but to also provide lots of examples and potentially even data structures for the implementation (including…
the rise of the TUIs is an indictment of existing GUIs, you can technically create a GUI that has identical functionality to a TUI and then start adding features that a TUI can't match.
forcing citizens to buy goods which are adversarial to them with their own money is rarely a good idea. paradoxically, citizens expect the government to be adversarial towards them in big things (see America) but it's…
i found the exact opposite, the pytorch version on the cpu barely does over 2 times realtime while i can get the onnx int8 version to reach 5x.
kokoro is decent but pocket-tts is much better especially when you rip a good voice. https://github.com/kyutai-labs/pocket-tts the onnx version of pocket-tts does perform better.…
certainly a concern, and a good reason to use multiple cryptosystems together. unfortunately there are probably similar papers for Kyber which are NSA property and will never see the light of day. they do employ a lot…
a certificate that data was destroyed is absolutely worthless no matter who it comes from. what kind of sorcery do they have to let them determine that no backups were taken before they arrived to "certify"?
only if you want to do something really exotic/scifi. volcanoes have shown us how to do it relatively easily. conservatively, "$18 billion per year per degree Celsius of warming avoided".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratospheric_aerosol_injectio...
> geoengineering might lead to geopolitical conflict I have heard of this but haven't heard a credible scenario describing it. if Europe or the US or China wanted to do it they could just be flying in circles in their…
I wouldn't be too worried about it this century at least. if things look like they are going to get bad we will resort to geoengineering, and once we get a taste for it we will further optimize global temperatures to…
that's actually how you do it. adversarial systems like those are prime candidates. one agent develops detection mechanisms and the other agent defeats them. progression signal is easy to get. and you bootstrap with…
are there that many instances of mild dementia where a lack of diagnosis remains a lack?
with bubblewrap it's better to pull a rootfs from dockerhub (eg. debian:unstable) then bootstrap it into a fully fledged distro rootfs living in its own folder. install the AI agents right into it, then create launch…
there is a curve to it, up to a certain temperature it helps and then it starts making things worse (because it becomes a convection oven). I believe it's around 35 Celsius. if you are outside you can attach water…
I'm confused why is everyone pretending that the ban holds any meaning here. he probably already has a new account.
I find the notion that you would use residential proxies to scrape LWN somewhat laughable, I'm reading this article using a VPN. residential proxy bandwidth isn't that cheap, I could see it be used on a reddit (though i…
aren't most of their suppliers Chinese? don't need to spy to get hardware trade secrets when you get BCC'ed on everything.
if you get the same session that wrote the code to review it, the poor results are entirely deserved. and if you get a different instance to review the code then you would know that it works rather well.
are you asking if it will magically allow you to bypass authentication? only if there is an auth bypass exploit and you don't mind breaking multiple laws.
it's more useful when you don't need permissions from anyone. 1) get firefox MCP 2) visit target site 3) point GLM 5.2 to MCP (maybe grok 4.5 will also work here? haven't tested their guardrails yet) 4) instruct model…
the best way to prevent false sharing is by making it so that no two threads are in a position to write to the same data structure. embrace message passing.
when doing rewrites like these, why isn't the first step to instrument the original code so that you would get very good automated test suites to point the LLM toward? use both synthetic and real data to sample the…
> You use the previous gen model to prepare datasets for the next model iteration. you can also use a previous gen model to literally generate data for the next gen model. people used to believe that this is a bad idea…
what I meant was dictating the data structures for the code (transformations) the LLM is going to write. > "Show me your flowchart and conceal your tables, and I shall continue to be mystified. Show me your tables, and…
with AI, documentation driven development is an understatement, if you take the time not just to document but to also provide lots of examples and potentially even data structures for the implementation (including…
the rise of the TUIs is an indictment of existing GUIs, you can technically create a GUI that has identical functionality to a TUI and then start adding features that a TUI can't match.
forcing citizens to buy goods which are adversarial to them with their own money is rarely a good idea. paradoxically, citizens expect the government to be adversarial towards them in big things (see America) but it's…
i found the exact opposite, the pytorch version on the cpu barely does over 2 times realtime while i can get the onnx int8 version to reach 5x.
kokoro is decent but pocket-tts is much better especially when you rip a good voice. https://github.com/kyutai-labs/pocket-tts the onnx version of pocket-tts does perform better.…
certainly a concern, and a good reason to use multiple cryptosystems together. unfortunately there are probably similar papers for Kyber which are NSA property and will never see the light of day. they do employ a lot…