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submitted by Yuzuki to darksec 1 points | 0 comments http://lkrkudxra5544np4eoqskg5772g3bh24yygpanivx3aq2ycthqaz72qd.onion/blog/my-opsec-journey-part-1 After it’s been over a year, I finally decided to sit down and write a new blog post. I had asked my community what they wanted me to write about and I figured I’ll start off with my own journey of getting into opsec and the darknet, then branch off from there. I come across as a b..
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Before AI's Kepler Moment - Are LLMs the Epicycles of Intelligence?
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ashvardanian.com
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11 months ago
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Like Ptolemaic astronomers stacking circles to predict planetary motion, we stack transformer layers to approximate intelligence—accurate yet awaiting our Kepler moment.
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I worked in an organization with lots of processes. I was in an office with no windows, a bit of a hole or maybe even oubliette. You couldn’t tell time of day, weather, etc but it was better than a cubicle. My door opened to a 10 foot hallway with and about 5 feet down there was a large window. It was a weird L-shape and no one else’s office or cube or anything was in the hallway to nowhere. So it was kind of nice that no one walked by an....
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Understanding VPS Resources - RAM, CPU, storage, bandwidth limits and monitoring
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akashrajpurohit.com
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11 months ago
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Your app just crashed over night because you hit the 4GB RAM limit. Here's how to monitor VPS resources and avoid nasty surprises.
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Understanding VPS Resources - RAM, CPU, storage, bandwidth limits and monitoring
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akashrajpurohit.com
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11 months ago
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Your app just crashed over night because you hit the 4GB RAM limit. Here's how to monitor VPS resources and avoid nasty surprises.
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The future of software development: AI speed, human judgment
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www.thoughtworks.com
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11 months ago
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Before AI's Kepler Moment - Are LLMs the Epicycles of Intelligence?
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ashvardanian.com
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11 months ago
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eng
Like Ptolemaic astronomers stacking circles to predict planetary motion, we stack transformer layers to approximate intelligence—accurate yet awaiting our Kepler moment.
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VALERIE issue 5 and Total Woman Victory issue 4 are out now!
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git.nixnet.services
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11 months ago
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Disclaimers This is an article about AI. If you’re tired of talking about AI please close this tab and don’t yell at me! I’m not an economist, or an AI expert, just a chart enthusiast and programmer. Definitions “Software” is a program that runs on your computer that allows you to accomplish a task. Software is “good” if it frequently allows you to accomplish said task without too much trouble. “Demoware” is a type of software that looks....
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I remember when the effort began by some to try to reinvent everything from scratch, all over again, but at a higher level of abstraction: in a web browser client side or via a distributed web app in the cloud (ie.
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Learn some ways to shift how you think about what it means to be enough, and to feel like you are enough.
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Training for my half-marathon, I was doing a long run. My training plan called for a 20 km run that day, but I decided to push myself a bit. I mean, why not just do the entire 21K if I’m so close. Around km 18, I was in the middle of 2 ponds, slowly progressing. This old lady waved at me and said something. I took my headphones out. “Do you like bird-watching?” “Not really!” “I just wanted to show you these rare birds, this one over her..
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In September, I started learning about literary journals. These are publications that feature fiction, poetry, essays, or visual art. Most are online, a few publish in print, some do both. For writers, deciding where to submit a short story can feel overwhelming. There are several thousand journals. Each has its own schedule for accepting submissions. Some won’t consider your work unless you pay them a small fee. They want you to read....
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You can define extra attributes for users in user pools. Maybe you want to store information that is not covered by the standard attributes, such as social profiles or preferred currency. But there is a catch : You can't remove or change it after you add it to the user pool. I had to remove all users and recreate the user pool because of this (it was a personal dev environment fortunately). Why is it a big thing? There is a l....
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I like seeing how things work. Digitally, that often means keeping the network tab open to watch how websites talk to servers. Sometimes, I find mistakes. Last month, while browsing Y Combinator’s sof...
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Here is my monthly newsletter about what I'm up to, which I send in place of social media. What I did in September - Spent Labor Day in Boulder - Went to Alchemy Springs Sauna in SF- I'm happy to see...
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Here is my monthly newsletter about what I'm up to, which I send in place of social media. What I did in September - Spent Labor Day in Boulder - Went to Alchemy Springs Sauna in SF- I'm happy to see...
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I like seeing how things work. Digitally, that often means keeping the network tab open to watch how websites talk to servers. Sometimes, I find mistakes. Last month, while browsing Y Combinator’s software, I noticed my browser was loading data it shouldn’t have.
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Over the past two years, the Brave browser has seen an average of about 2.5 million net new users each month. This September, we officially surpassed 100 million monthly active users worldwide.
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Video game giant Electronic Arts (EA) has agreed to be acquired by a trio of investment firms: Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), tech-focused private equity giant Silver Lake, and Affinity Partners, an upstart private equity firm founded by Jared Kushner. The deal values EA at $55bn, marking the largest-ever leveraged buyout by absolute value. […] The post Video Game Maker EA To Go Private In $55B Deal appeared first on The ..
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Take a look around you and have a deep ponder on your surroundings. You’ll likely see a number of things which are pretty standard across modern society. Maybe a car driving past, maybe a person speaking on the phone as they walk to the shop, you might even see a rodent scurrying around for some […] The post Comfort in the chaos appeared first on Something Decent .
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Twelve years later! Twelve years ago today, I decided to create this blog on WordPress.com to share whatever I was finding interesting while working as a software architect. Prior to starting this blog, I didn’t have any writing experience, which you can clearly see in the first article I’ve ever published. However, practice makes perfect, and in time, I managed to learn how to express myself in writing, whether it was an article, a social ..
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Fast Computation of the Shamos Estimator via Monahan-Style Selection
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aakinshin.net
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11 months ago
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This post presents a fast O(n log n) algorithm for computing the Shamos estimator via Monahan-style selection. Pragmastat’s Spread implements this approach, making the estimator practical for large samples. Confidence intervals are available via SpreadBounds . pragmastat.dev github.com/AndreyAkinshin/pragmastat The Shamos scale estimator ([[shamos1976]]) is the median of all pairwise absolute differences. Given a sample $....
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This article argues for designing software through prototyping and suggest the way you can adjust the shape of your codebase to leverage coding agents to build prototypes faster.
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While most of the content I share is typically covered in blog posts, I'm trying something new. Today, I'll share my first episode of Bending Emacs. This video focuses on how I like to apply (or batch-apply) command line utilities. While the video focuses on applying command line utilities, here's a list of all the things I used: Org mode for the presentation itself. ffmpeg does the heavy lifting converting videos to g....
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Fast Computation of the Shamos Estimator via Monahan-Style Selection
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aakinshin.net
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11 months ago
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eng
This post presents a fast O(n log n) algorithm for computing the Shamos estimator via Monahan-style selection. Pragmastat’s Spread implements this approach, making the estimator practical for large samples. Confidence intervals are available via SpreadBounds . pragmastat.dev github.com/AndreyAkinshin/pragmastat The Shamos scale estimator ([[shamos1976]]) is the median of all pairwise absolute differences. Given a sample $....
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Why obsessing over perfect code is killing your career while developers focused on business impact are getting promoted and making millions.
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Why obsessing over perfect code is killing your career while developers focused on business impact are getting promoted and making millions.
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Sign up. Remind me. Subscribe. Upgrade. Connect. Accept. Agree. Scan. Tip. Review. I have had it with all the constant prompts and requests for my attention. I just want to be left alone. The modern world is suffocating my zen. This post Leave Me Alone first appeared on Dan Stroot's Blog
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As we head into fall, I wanted to write up a bit of an experience report on a project I ran this summer with a few other people on the SpiderMonkey team. A few of us on the team chose to block off some time during the summer to do intentional professional development. Exploring topics that we hadn’t looked into, often due to a feeling of time starvation. Myself, I blocked off 2 hours every Friday through the summer. In order to turn....
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