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by 7e 4mo ago
But Sergey Brin has never been an exec. He is someone who got really, really lucky, and then just plays around on the side.
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by 7e 4mo ago
Spot on. Starfleet will be a jobs program.
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by 7e 4mo ago
Where is the fork of Rust that accepts AI contributions? We need that desperately.
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by 7e 4mo ago
I am going to a commune in Vermont and will deal with no unit of time shorter than a season.
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by 7e 4mo ago
Surely not as favorable for the IPO as SpaceX’s own recent explosion and multiple engine failures?
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by 7e 4mo ago
IPO must be in the works!
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by 7e 4mo ago
AI slop?
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by 7e 4mo ago
If anything AI requires more bureaucracy because it’s more unreliable than humans are. Overall, this post makes very little sense.
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by 7e 4mo ago
2 PB? They will not come close to training in on that amount. Maybe years from now.
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by 7e 4mo ago
Why should Linux be exempt? Linux lobbyists seem to be against the public good. It takes an AI agent 5 minutes to add this feature and then they add be good forevermore. And given that the software is open source, everyone can use the same
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by 7e 5mo ago
Another flight with many explosions and a trivial payload. Trial and error, trial and error. At least these million monkeys have upgraded from typewriters to something more fun.
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by 7e 5mo ago
Yes, many bicyclists are straight up obnoxious and unsafe, and without any license plates on the bikes, it’s hard to hold them to the proper lawful behavior.
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by 7e 5mo ago
Cyclists never do everything right, though. Contested stop signs are a prime example. For every cyclist who stops properly, 99 blaze through with attitude. They are lawless, and cause safety issues for drivers who have to deal with it. You’
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by 7e 5mo ago
Recumbent bikes can promote over flexion of the neck, sometimes. Your neck isn’t neutral, it’s bending forward slightly, like tech neck. That’s not to say a recumbent isn’t ergonomic on the whole, but there are trade offs.
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by 7e 5mo ago
VMs don’t typically own their own physical memory, so you randomly page vault. CPUs can can be preempted and system calls and other instructions can fault for arbitrary lengths of time in the hypervisor. It’s very hard to get real time sche
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by 7e 5mo ago
xAI is bleeding tons of cash, and they don’t have the ability to use the compute for robotaxis, which have been a disaster. Grok monetization is also low.
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by 7e 5mo ago
Wake me up for the launch of the v7 engines. SpaceX is like an incompetent AI agent, blundering their way to convergence, one painful launch at a time.
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by 7e 5mo ago
Trucks get worse mileage so they buy more gas so they pay more gas tax. They don’t need a special tax, they already pay more.
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by 7e 5mo ago
Mercurial is so, so slow. It is painful to use.
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by 7e 5mo ago
A vulnerability is a trick? All complex systems have them, but eventually they will all be formally verified and secure. Progress marches on. Unless you’d rather make your own processors along with the moonshine in your shed, of course.
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by 7e 5mo ago
A key question: do any of these phones run an open-source baseband radio? Is that even allowed?
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by 7e 5mo ago
You are confusing non-profits with for-profit corporations. For profit corporations (the kind with shareholders) are legally required to behave selfishly (the profit motive) which means, in practice, that corporations are their own agents w
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by 7e 5mo ago
Individuals, yes. For profit corporations are beholden to profit only, and thus their minds are sociopathic in nature. Therefore, they should not be allowed to, yet they can, and do, donate to super PACs. You would not allow an evil AI robo
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by 7e 5mo ago
The answer is LLM inspection. Which, sadly, raises the cost of software, especially once evil LLMs start hiding the backdoors better. Long term the answer should be CHERI, in my opinion.
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by 7e 5mo ago
I expect you can recover most if not all of the gyroscopic data even from a blurred image, possibly at higher accuracy.
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by 7e 5mo ago
A physical stabilizer like the Ronin is not what they mean. They mean vision based approaches which should be more accurate.
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by 7e 5mo ago
They won’t be able to do that for AI models, because they suck at AI.
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by 7e 5mo ago
That’s not proof of trust, they could just have been motivated by greed.
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by 7e 5mo ago
V3... the third major redesign, and the second unplanned one. How many verisons will it take? Will Starship beat Full Self Driving into production, or will the hyperloop steal the show? Will it take longer than the Tesla Semi (9 years and c
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by 7e 5mo ago
I tried a self-hosted GitLab on a 64 core beast of a machine with Optane drives. Completely empty of content, there were multi-second delays everywhere. Horrified at what must lurk beneath the façade, I switched to Forgejo, Crow CI and YouT

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