$ dig www.nyu.edu +noall +answer -t A
; <<>> DiG 9.10.6 <<>> www.nyu.edu +noall +answer -t A
;; global options: +cmd
www.nyu.edu. 1 IN CNAME dsvdfvx64.github.io.
dsvdfvx64.github.io. 2995 IN A 185.199.109.153
dsvdfvx64.github.io. 2995 IN A 185.199.110.153
dsvdfvx64.github.io. 2995 IN A 185.199.111.153
dsvdfvx64.github.io. 2995 IN A 185.199.108.153
I wonder what would happen if we quantized each dimension to 0.5 (or even fewer) bits instead of 1, i.e., taking 2 (or more) scalar components at a time and mapping them to 0 or 1 based on some carefully designed rules.
I agree that Nix is the right idea, but I'm hesitant to adopt it right now because (i) rough edges like poor documentation and inconsistent interfaces make it feel immature, (ii) things are moving very fast with experimental stuff like flakes, which means it will take a while before Nix starts to stabilize, and (iii) recent community forks like Lix might create a fragmented ecosystem in the long run.
I wonder if this has anything to do with Apple Intelligence. Maybe they can have an LLM that operates on encrypted input text without decrypting it, so that users can send sensitive information to an Apple-controlled central server without worrying about privacy issues?
> How does that work? I don't really know, I pulled this out of the void with a SAT solver. Basically magic.
That's pretty cool. How do you ask an SAT solver for "the nearest integer with the same population count", and how do you describe the available bitwise operations to it?
Wait, NUCs are that cheap? I would appreciate a link so that I can get my hands on one. I don't use eBay often and filtering feels terrible on their site.
Seriously? I guess it's common sense among people living in the U.S, but as an international student I honestly didn't know it's legal to emulate a proprietary system.
Maybe make a pull request to the repo with what you said in the comment so that people like me don't have to ask this question in the first place? I assume this is a very frequently asked question.
Looks like someone added a CNAME record pointing https://www.nyu.edu to https://dsvdfvx64.github.io, but https://github.com/dsvdfvx64 is 404. I wonder how one can use GitHub Pages while the corresponding username doesn't exist.