surftware engineer @bakeryhq
Lisboa, Portugal
Joined July 2008
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Philip Nuzhnyy retweeted
Lots of analysis of the xz/liblzma vulnerability. Most skip over the first step of the attack:
0. The original maintainer burns out, and only the attacker offers to help (so the attacker inherits the trust of the project built by the maintainer).
Read their words👇🏻 1/
The only thing that beats this is a sql injection code on a license plate
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Philip Nuzhnyy retweeted
Mark the date: on April 8th @RustUkraine is organising an online @rustlang conference!
I'll be giving a talk on how to reason about Rust code, the bedrock on which I am building pavex!
The talks are a mix of English and Ukranian—check them out!
uarust.com
Your kung fu is superior to mine 🥋
Inspired by @Halogenix’s tweet, I had a go at an AI voice trained on kung fu film dialogue. I like the breaths it added between lines.
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Philip Nuzhnyy retweeted
Even in the era of GPT-3, I didn't realize something about AI models that @jeremyphoward knew at least 8 years ago.
I detail the story and how I see things now in this blog post:
radekosmulski.com/there-is-s…
I suspect bundling-unbundling cycle analogy might be more accurate and less judgemental (ie LLMS BAD). Early internet: unbundle content silos into tons of distributed content producers. Google -> FB -> LLMs: gradual bundling of information into a cenralized blob
In human history every period of radical freedom is followed by a Thermidor where authority returns with a vengeance. Language models are the Thermidor of the internet revolution
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Philip Nuzhnyy retweeted
1882, after the first modern excavation of the Sphinx to reveal the body that was covered for eons.
Philip Nuzhnyy retweeted
Want to learn about embedded Rust? I just finished revamping the training that @FerrousSystems made: github.com/esp-rs/espressif-…
The training uses an ESP32-C3 board and has 2 tracks, intro and advanced, covering some of the most common scenarios!
#rustlang @rustembedded
Philip Nuzhnyy retweeted
I am very excited to announce I have been successful in installing and operating a full ChatGPT knowledge set and interface fully trained on my local computer and it needs no Internet once installed.
There are no editors and there is no censorship.
I am using Alpaca (crfm.stanford.edu/2023/03/13…) from Stanford and Dalai Lama.
The training model cost about $530 to build locally yet has the abilities of GPT 3.5.
The software is free and open source and I am working on preconfigured packages for anyone to have local training and access to a LLM GPT AI.
This model is now in a live connect with all of my other AI systems and the results have been absolutely stunning.
I will be writing more about this soon.
But today know, you will own your own AI and it will only answer to you.
Philip Nuzhnyy retweeted
Today, we’re thrilled to launch react.dev, the new home for React and its documentation. It teaches modern React with function components and Hooks, and we’ve included diagrams, illustrations, challenges, and over 600 interactive examples. Check it out!
Philip Nuzhnyy retweeted
🔥🔥🔥 just dropped 🔥🔥🔥
🤖 ChatGPT disses human beings (RAP DISS TRACK)
👇 youtube.com/watch?v=TEvUJJsT…
