@inthehands hm, it was longer ago than I thought..... https://www.reddit.com/r/compsci/comments/p9sqi/sorting_routines_developed_by_genetic_algorithms/
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Paul’s Hot Take of the day: both Terminator and The Matrix misguide us when we try to understand the risks current AI poses. -
Paul’s Hot Take of the day: both Terminator and The Matrix misguide us when we try to understand the risks current AI poses.@inthehands just reminded me of the sort routine produced by a genetic algorithm some years ago, that made the news because "nobody understood how it worked". Can't find a reference now.
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Ominous weather maps: ridiculously low pressure zone, basically the bottom of the scale - it doesn't get any lower in nature. And in the same region, massively high wind speeds.Ominous weather maps: ridiculously low pressure zone, basically the bottom of the scale - it doesn't get any lower in nature. And in the same region, massively high wind speeds.
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i just saw on linkedin that someone is using chatgpt to deepfake a call with a restaurant, to lie to her son that it's not open so he can't have mac and cheese for dinner@skinnylatte they go to a restaurant for mac & cheese??
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oooh, the redbox uses full AES encryption!Speaking of encrypting data at rest, I just finished up integrating #LMDB's encryption support into #OpenLDAP slapd. https://git.openldap.org/openldap/openldap/-/merge_requests/721
Using libsodium's chacha20poly1305 cipher, writes are about 20% slower than without encryption. Reads are a bit slower still. OpenSSL's chacha20poly1305 is a bit faster than libsodium's, though I only measured these in single-threaded workloads. Not sure if OpenSSL's internal locking affects multithreaded workloads here.
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oooh, the redbox uses full AES encryption!@foone Encryption at rest is always that way though, whatever software is accessing the data always has to have the encryption key(s) available.