Well deserved
Readit News10 years ago I made an "encrypted voice channel" by chaining the following 3 commands together (I dont remember exactly how it looked, this is just a sketch):
arecord - | openssl aes-128-cbc -pass:'secretstring' - | nc <dest ip> <dest port>
nc -l <dest port> | openssl aes-128-cbc -pass:'secretstring' | aplay -
This is cool
Ask it a series of the same questions after you train that you posed before training started. Is the quality lower?
That series of questions will measure only a particular area. I am concerned about destorying model capabilities in some other area that that I do not pay attention to, and have no way of knowing.
LLM fine tuning tends to destroy the model's capabilities if you aren't very careful. It's not as easy or effective as with image generation.
do you have a suggestion or a way to measure if model capabilities are getting destroyed? how do one measure it objectively?
As I hear stories of Apple, Google, and Microsoft revoking valuable access, I remember this article...
"Don’t build your castle in other people’s kingdoms."
https://howtomarketagame.com/2021/11/01/dont-build-your-cast...
In this day and age, it is almost impossible for certain businesses not to build on someone's else kingdom.
Facebook, instagram, uber, lyft, doordash, instacart, and hundreds of unicorn businesses are literally built on top of ecosystems that are controlled by 2 or 3 companies.
israrkhan commented on Why SSL was renamed to TLS in late 90s (2014) tim.dierks.org/2014/05/se... · Posted by u/Bogdanp
Curious, when you tell someone they need to access a website securely (or any other case where you might use the term TLS or SSL), do you:
1. Say SSL or TLS?
2. How old are you (or did you start working before 1999?)
I'll reply with my answer too.
I think most people call it SSL because they use OpenSSL library to deal with secure communication have SSL in their names. Openssl being the most dominant one). Other libraries are BoringSSL, LibreSSL, wolfSSL etc.
Libraries with TLS in their names are less frequently used
GnuTLS, mbedTLS, s2n-tls and RustTLS.
israrkhan commented on Waymo's market share in San Francisco exceeds Lyft's underscoresf.com/in-san-f... · Posted by u/namanyayg
I wouldn't touch Uber stock, but the PE ratio is only 15. My guess is the market is expecting them to be able to still grow in the next few years even if they eventually face tough competition.
I think there's also the fact that if self-driving cars take off and price goes down, people will ultimately rely on taxis/delivery more than ever. Maybe there is a place for Uber to be the platform for that still, maybe not.
Uber also has a delivery business. Uber Eats and Uber direct.
israrkhan commented on AI Isn't Magic, It's Maths zerofluff.substack.com/p/... · Posted by u/squircle
A computer (or a phone) is not magic, its just billions of transistors.
or perhaps we can further simplify and call it just sand?
or maybe atoms?
israrkhan commented on Microsoft Office migration from Source Depot to Git danielsada.tech/blog/carr... · Posted by u/dshacker
The only motivation to upgrade is battery degradation or getting more RAM to run larger LLM models locally.