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About lovasoa
See: https://github.com/lovasoaRecent public activity
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Comment #49152134
the writing has been on the wall for fifteen years, and yet the number of professional drivers has only increased since then...
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Comment #49112918
Of course we'll rent them! I don't even want to keep a robot in my flat all the time. But that means speed does matter after all. The renting company will need to clean as many fla…
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Comment #49106933
I was skeptical after last week's announcements, and I have to say I'm impressed now. Over the last two days, I reproduced the entire chain of components involved, and the exploits…
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Comment #49086814
The timeline is indeed a little bit fuzzy, I haven't found a precise chronology, neither from HuggingFace nor from OpenAI. HF says the hack happened "over a weekend", so probably J…
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Comment #49083977
There is one thing that is still unclear to me after reading a lot about the hack: * were the ExploitGym solutions actually available somewhere inside huggingface's private dataset…
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Comment #49083869
What they conveniently omit in the blog post is what the vulnerability was: it seems like they renewed JWTs without checking the signature at all ! You could write arbitrary info i…
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Comment #48664897
The thing I would have liked to know is why they don't use an existing fast SQL parser. Was being slightly incompatible with all existing SQL dialects a product requirement?
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Comment #48663732
3) The engineers working on the chip used ChatGPT from time to time.
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Comment #48437845
I tried a few PPTX files from consulting firms that are available online. The rendering does not seem to be truly pixel-perfect, but all of them were quite readable and had a good …
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Comment #48251796
The details are interesting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eskom#Corruption
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Comment #48011136
How much faster/slower are you with that process compared to writing code yourself?
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Comment #47509728
I use the latest codex with gpt5.4 and Claude opus every day. they hallucinate every day. If you think they don't, you are probably being gaslighted by the models.
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Comment #47137232
I was interested in the human results, so I had an llm build a visualization for them: https://codepen.io/lovasoaaa/pen/QwKWGBd You can see that 17% of answers come from India alon…
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Comment #46672790
The author of this project is also the author of redis. He knows what he is doing. Running inference for a model, even when you have all the weights, is not trivial.
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Comment #46581245
I use linux at home (with a HiDPI screen) and MacOS for work. The screen works well with both computers. I mostly just use a text editor, a browser, and a terminal though. Linux ha…
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Comment #45389959
How do you call the opposite of green washing? When you want to show that you are burning as much energy on training models as the others.
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Comment #44770451
Because we can
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Comment #44720908
I use a fork of sqlx in SQLPage [1]. I think my main complaint about it is runtime errors (or worse, values decoded as garbage) when decoding SQL values to the wrong rust type. * […
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Comment #44354857
A consortium of investigative journalists investigated and attributed the attacks the Ukraine's secret service: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nord_Stream_pipelines_sabotage
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Comment #44017376
No. The LLM's answer is correct.
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Comment #44017368
No it is not: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FIFO_%28computing_and_electron...
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Comment #43996643
In my opinion, the clean way to implement this is with methods instead of attributes for name, desired_speed, etc...
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