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by 01100011 2y ago
Quite a lot of money is at stake in the control for retail investors' minds. Lots of stupid takes get amplified by people who lack background. Look at the recent Intel/TSMC/Broadcom merger rumors. The story was "Canada
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by 01100011 2y ago
Yeah but it's mac and windows only, no?
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by 01100011 2y ago
Eh, the problem is that god games like this always have to focus on a few angles or risk making a tedious game no one will ever play outside of a few nerds. I liked Civ(1, 2, uh.. 3 and 4 I think)because it felt like a good balance of strat
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by 01100011 2y ago
Yeah I think something like a snowflower, which I believe has totally lost the ability to photosynthesize, is a better definition of a parasite. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarcodes?wprov=sfla1
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by 01100011 2y ago
Nvidia is doing work like this internally: https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/automating-gpu-kernel-gene...
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by 01100011 2y ago
Nvidia is doing work like this internally: https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/automating-gpu-kernel-gene... I wonder how this compares to, say, Triton?
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by 01100011 2y ago
I'd pay $2k for something that folds my laundry reliably. It doesn't need arms or legs, just like my dishwasher doesn't need arms or legs. It just needs to let me dump in a load of clean laundry and output stacks of neatly
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by 01100011 2y ago
We had sufficient AI to make death machines for decades. You don't need fancy LLMs to get a pretty good success rate for targeting. I have said for years that the only thing keeping us from "stabby the robot" is solving the
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by 01100011 2y ago
I had them in my 20s on a weekly basis but since I could stave them off with massive water intake I thought they were something else. I didn't get optical symptoms, it was just a really bad headache, nausea and chills that felt like a
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by 01100011 2y ago
I'm not seeing what Broadcom brings to the table here. They don't have chip mfg experience. Sure, they're a customer, but so what? TSMC is not going to be motivated to build up a competitor who weakens the economic wall aro
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by 01100011 2y ago
Companies probably do several things(at least I would if it were me): - The pre-training dataset is sanitized culturally/politically and pro-regime material is added. - Supervised fine tuning dataset provides further enforcement of the
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by 01100011 2y ago
This isn't "news for hackers only". Hacker News is more appropriately described as "a news aggregator and discussion board frequented by those in IT and programming". But that doesn't sound so cool, no? &quo
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by 01100011 2y ago
Think of how stupid the average person is, and then realize intelligence seems to be normally distributed and that most people are approximately that smart with a small number being dumber or smarter than that person.
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by 01100011 2y ago
The fuel, while not all native vegetation, is mostly evolved to burn. But it is "supposed to" burn every 100 years or so from lightning or other natural cause. Humans have quickened the pace at which CA coastal sage scrub catches
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by 01100011 2y ago
Plenty of jobs that are decades away from automation. Will a robot climb on your roof to fix your A/C or repair your plumbing soon? Probably not. Now I'm sure some enterprising startup is trying, but seriously, it's not cl
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by 01100011 2y ago
It's my job and career(well, C and C++) but I often try to avoid C++. Whenever I use it(usually writing tests) I go through this cycle of re-learning some cool tricks, trying to apply them, realizing they won't do what I want or
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by 01100011 2y ago
Wrong. Most programmers spend tremendous amounts of time reading and maintaining someone else's code. You absolutely have to keep up with it.
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by 01100011 2y ago
I mean, right from Bjarne's mouth: > I used the from_range argument to tell the compiler and a human reader that a range is used, rather than other possible ways of initializing the vector. I would have preferred to use the logicall
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by 01100011 2y ago
When I was a kid(~1980), I remember our microwave had a removable temperature probe you could insert into the food. I don't know if it was just for informative purposes or if it controlled the cooking however.
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by 01100011 2y ago
I read it around '89 in the midst of my hacking phase as a 15 year old. Fucking blew my mind. Hard to describe how it felt back then to be a punk kid finding about computers, telecommution, psychedelics, hacking and cyberpunk culture
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by 01100011 2y ago
Bruce Sterling?
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by 01100011 2y ago
Depends why you were/are punk and what it means to you. Is it a fashion statement, a music genre, a lifestyle, a political faction, etc.. No one agrees, of course. In any case, for me, it's not something I'd force on my kid
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by 01100011 2y ago
Urban Struggle by The Vandals sort of brings up buying your way into a subculture. Cake really nailed it with Rock-'n'-roll Lifestyle tho.
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by 01100011 2y ago
This reminds me of a comment I read years ago, maybe on HN, from a younger person who thought The Beatles were completely overrated. Like, sure, because you grew up on music that wouldn't have existed without them. You heard them thou
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by 01100011 2y ago
Another thing I'll add after having spent a few years in a religious cult: It's all about the axioms. If you tweak the axioms you can use impeccable logic to build a completely incorrect framework that will appeal to otherwise in
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by 01100011 2y ago
Some people have it, but some people have it worse. Some people get it and build an immune response quickly, limiting the spread it seems. Others don't and the virus seems to take a stronger foothold. My wife has oral HSV. I don&#x2
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by 01100011 2y ago
Nah, energy is way too low. If they emitted enough for you to feel it you'd be dead in a week. I certainly felt my last MRI though. New machine, so probably high powered. Abdominal/liver MRI. Every time the RF was on I could f
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by 01100011 2y ago
Mom is almost 82. Just bought her an iPad to try because the computer was getting difficult to use with her essential tremor. Setting it up was a nightmare because I didn't spend the money for a model with face id. She had to keep t
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by 01100011 2y ago
In other news: https://techcrunch.com/2025/01/30/google-issues-voluntary-ex...
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by 01100011 2y ago
In 2011. Seems like that should be in the title.

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