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Death Note: L, Anonymity and Eluding Entropy (2011)

gwern.net
93 points·by teej·5 months ago·23 comments

Moltbook

moltbook.com
1,652 points·by teej·5 months ago·5 comments

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teej
·2 months ago·discuss
You should call it Braille
teej
·3 months ago·discuss
ChatGPT has a billion users so surely not all of the public hates it
teej
·3 months ago·discuss
X has more active users than it ever has in its history
teej
·4 months ago·discuss
Passkeys are auth garbage. Normal users do not benefit from overly complex auth.
teej
·5 months ago·discuss
I’ve used AWS for almost 20 years and I can tell you it’s more stable than Azure
teej
·6 months ago·discuss
Depends how many 3090s you have
teej
·6 months ago·discuss
Is that the claim the OP is making?
teej
·6 months ago·discuss
The food pyramid was published by the department of agriculture, it’s always been propaganda.
teej
·7 months ago·discuss
Easier to skim 1000 flies from a single drum than 100 flies from 100 bowls of soup.
teej
·7 months ago·discuss
It doesn't sound like your firm does any diligence that would actually prevent you from buying a vendor that has security flaws.
teej
·7 months ago·discuss
Your coworkers were probably writing subtle bugs before AI too.
teej
·9 months ago·discuss
pg_ system tables aren’t built for direct consumption. You typically have to massage them quite a bit to measure whatever statistic you need.
teej
·8 years ago·discuss
I always found this talk on the subject fascinating:

Predicting a Billboard Music Hit with Shazam Data - Cait O'Riordan (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcTPvxo8SXY)
teej
·10 years ago·discuss
AWS-cli only really got robust S3 support in the last 18 months or so. For a long time it couldn't handle multipart uploads and didn't support a bunch of corner cases (versioning, glacier, cross-account, etc)