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Cynddl
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Comment #49139391
I had to search these terms, does ADR mean ‘Architecture decision record’ and C4 the ‘C4 model’? How do you combine them in documentation?
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Comment #49091469
Good question. Unfortunately, academic knowledge is widely ‘verboten’ already. Everything under paywall, researchers having to pay up to $10,000 to publish in open access in some v…
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Comment #49089520
The issue here is ACM focusing on licensing. A non profit would not be able to pay ACM for access. Hence why this policy is hypocritical: it gives more power to the larger players …
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Comment #49089505
This makes no sense whatsoever. How would a philosopher of science, or a social scientist who publish in the ACM apply for a patent? Or someone who builds software (software patent…
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Comment #49088939
As a researcher with many articles in the ACM library, I have to say this is a masterclass in hypocrisy. Obviously, lawyers can decipher the terms of ACM publishing contracts and C…
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Comment #49069030
> For now these books are in corpuses of training data, but eventually I trust they will make their way to the rest of us. What makes you think they will? What would be the incenti…
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Comment #49068998
The 404media article mentions notably https://nltimes.nl/2026/06/25/rare-book-dealers-fear-tech-fi... which says: > The attachment contained 3,000 English-language titles organized…
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Comment #48940154
Entropy is unfortunately a very bad metric to estimate if these identification techniques will scale. Plugging my work here as example: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-5…
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Comment #48643023
If you look at the bottom of the page, you’ll find guidelines that mention which content is welcomed: “Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than ha…
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Comment #47951762
Hi all, co-author here! Happy to answer any questions about our work.
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Comment #47949539
(Title edited, was slightly too long)
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Comment #47926303
This sounds super interesting and relevant. I run a small cluster with H100s (often research projects with vLLM) and being able to see not just usage but efficiency would be great.…
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Comment #47890972
It's not a zero-sum game, you can both protect people and reap the benefits of health data. Many countries have much safer approaches. UK Biobank typically leads with the scale of …
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Comment #47883363
That's a very important point. The people who opt out first are typically not a random fraction of the population, and this makes it much harder to make any analyses with the resul…
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Comment #47882829
Good catch! The data is everywhere, re-uploaded every week. I am aware of ~30 repositories that UK Biobank has asked GitHub to delete, and can still be found elsewhere online. They…
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Comment #47882362
You mean giving anyone access to the data? Or open sourcing the code? If the latter, I think that's a generally a good practice. Security through obscurity is never good for public…
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Comment #47880067
They may have been leaked up to 197 times: https://biobank.rocher.lc/
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UK Biobank health data keeps ending up on GitHub
I'm a researcher studying privacy, and I started tracking the DMCA notices that UK Biobank sends to GitHub. I tracked 110 notices filed so far, targeting 197 code repositories by 1…
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Comment #47870341
yes, there’s an active area of research on web fingerprint, both attacks and defences. Look at conferences like PETS for instance
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Comment #47800710
Is it me or they very carefully do not report performance on GPT-5.4 Pro, only the default GPT-5.4? They also very carefully left Anthropic models out of their comparison. I went b…