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by 7e 7mo ago
Well the UNIX certification and POSIX comes close. But man pages might be all an AI needs.
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by 7e 7mo ago
GPL licenses are already only a small minority of the total OSS world. But the GPL will die because AI can write equivalent software easily, and it’s more customized to boot. And for that reason OSS will also wither away; there’s little rea
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by 7e 7mo ago
This is a pro-Communist, anti-Israel propaganda site which publishes articles such as, “Report: North Korea Is Now Beating America in Healthcare, Education, Housing, and Transportation” etc. For the record, it’s often the case that women to
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by 7e 7mo ago
I’m willing to bet gestating an embryo on Mars will f*k that kid up in a myriad ways. It would be child abuse.
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by 7e 7mo ago
This project makes me wish item were faster, because it’s way more useable.
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by 7e 7mo ago
Israel does not need a declaration of war to kill heads of state. Their targeted killing policy has been upheld by their own Supreme Court. Whether international law agrees is another matter. The US has also done this since 1945 (at least)
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by 7e 7mo ago
Are you aware of the Iran hostage crisis of 1979? Iran has been an enemy of the US since the revolution.
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by 7e 7mo ago
It’s clear you last poked your head out of a hole in the ground 30 years ago. Check out the iPhone and the Internet while you’re up here, they will blow your mind.
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by 7e 8mo ago
Nearest neighbor embedding search.
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by 7e 8mo ago
Length and width wise, it's smaller than a Model Y. It's deceptively styled to look a big boy car, but it's a matchbox. That's why no reviewers will show themselves or anyone else towering over it. It's for those wh
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by 7e 8mo ago
Is this the avian flu that didn't turn into another worldwide pandemic?
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by 7e 8mo ago
He's summing interviews across all AI giants. But the ones about to IPO can interview someone almost infinitely many times, because everyone wants on the bandwagon.
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by 7e 8mo ago
Three-quarters of urban school districts were operating fully remote until late 2020. That may skew the results.
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by 7e 8mo ago
Monocular depth estimation can be fooled by adversarial images, or just scenes outside of its distribution. It's a validation nightmare and a joke for high reliability.
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by 7e 8mo ago
Has anyone yet designed a language with the explicit goal of being cheapest/easiest to use by an AI coding agent?
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by 7e 8mo ago
Not working well with something that doesn't conform to the WICG User-Agent Client Hints specification is an interesting definition of "closed." More like, "I have standards." And it's hardly closed if you can
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by 7e 8mo ago
But what advantages do stablecoins have?
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by 7e 8mo ago
Data centers in space make sense when you want it to cost 200x more than on land, be unavailable for repairs and upgrades, and be either high latency or be out of commission during periods of darkness.
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by 7e 8mo ago
It's obvious. The harder you make it to down or hijack a plane, the fewer downed planes you will see. It didn't have to be perfect to prevent and deter. Some security is better than no security. If you had no security at all you w
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by 7e 8mo ago
The LLM will know how the user operates, their proclivities and brain structure, and will design UX perfectly suited to them, like a bespoke glove. They won't have to learn anything, it will be like a butler.
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by 7e 8mo ago
What could possibly be in this movie other than Melania constantly suing news outlets who ran reports she was a sex worker?
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by 7e 9mo ago
I don't doubt your experience, but with X.509 having evolved substantially, and ASN.1 on billions (if not tens of billions) of devices, in practice it seems OK. And it was formally verified early.
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by 7e 9mo ago
Currently it's more dangerous to use FSD than to not use FSD. They can charge me when it's not a danger to society; I will gladly pay. Most likely I will be paying Waymo.
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by 7e 9mo ago
This bystander has been using protobufs for more than ten years. I'm not sure what I need to deliver since ASN.1, Cap'n Proto and Flatbuffers are all more efficient and exist already. ASN.1 was on the scene in 1984 and was already
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by 7e 9mo ago
Google loves to reinvent shit because they didn't understand it. And to get promo. In this case, ASN.1. And protobufs are so inefficient that they drive up latency and datacenter costs, so they were a step backwards. Good job, Sanjay.
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by 7e 9mo ago
Is this flagged because YC companies have unlimited PTO policies?
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by 7e 9mo ago
None of those things are at all desirable. setuid uucp? Security nightmare. strictatime? Not needed. Linux doesn't do it either. Apple has retained the good parts of UNIX and ignored the shitty parts. In the end, it is more UNIX than L
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by 7e 9mo ago
25 years of ranking in the cash and yet constantly begging for money. It's a cushy gig for the employees.
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by 7e 9mo ago
That market is insanely small. Rivian doesn't sell many trucks these days. The bed is also too small.
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by 7e 9mo ago
These products are targeted towards high school teens and middle schoolers, carry a number of serious health risks, and anyone involved in making them can rot in hell.

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