IsTom

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331.
by IsTom 11mo ago
I've been on XFCE for about a decade and it's mostly the same as it was.
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by IsTom 11mo ago
That's a recessive trait that is fatal if they get two copies of it. When left to their devices they'll return to being normal cats in a few generations.
333.
by IsTom 11mo ago
You can set release date to what you want when you upload albums.
334.
by IsTom 11mo ago
C++ routinely includes C headers and this would affect that. I think most things valid in C, but not C++ don't affect declarations.
335.
by IsTom 1y ago
With UK out there's no Five Eyes members in EU.
336.
by IsTom 1y ago
> Half of scripting FFmpeg is just fighting with shell quote escaping for filter_complex. -filter_complex_script is a thing
337.
by IsTom 1y ago
I don't particularly use OCaml anymore (though might in the future I guess), but one thing I remember is that sometimes when you had different parts of type system interact the compiler would just complain that you can't do that (
338.
by IsTom 1y ago
At least one of us is inside a bubble. Nobody I interact with regularly uses chatgpt for anything more than novelty. Even people who used it as glorified google for looking up things reduced their use.
339.
by IsTom 1y ago
What works for me is to pretend that I'm asleep. And it's good to be able to recognize the first phase of sleep – it's that state that you think that if somebody asked if you're asleep you'd think to yourself "
340.
by IsTom 1y ago
Always talking about bigger pay because of bigger responsibility. Might finally start making sense if they actually start putting them in jails.
341.
by IsTom 1y ago
When jupiterians come to explore mars they'll face a horror movie scenario with long dormant alien pathogen eating through their carbohydrate shells.
342.
by IsTom 1y ago
There is a question if there is actual physical possibility to do useful quantum computation with tools available to biological systems. Cells are very noisy environments and nonclasical states are very fragile.
343.
by IsTom 1y ago
If they keep missing the hype will burn out eventually
344.
by IsTom 1y ago
It also depends on the amount of training data, that isn't really growing much after they scraped all the internet.
345.
by IsTom 1y ago
That's true that West has population decline as well, but due to 1 child policy the decline in China is going to be much steeper.
346.
by IsTom 1y ago
Ah yes, a seal with his balls sticking out. That'll have some impact.
347.
by IsTom 1y ago
> the current performance issues will hopefully be resolved in the foreseeable future Considering that ffmpeg has a bunch of old regular assembly in it, I have my doubts.
348.
by IsTom 1y ago
How can it stimulate the economy? That's just lack of consideration of cost of opportunity. Hospitals paying for more of similar software is hospitals not paying for something else that could actually improve care.
349.
by IsTom 1y ago
That's broken window fallacy.
350.
by IsTom 1y ago
It might be slightly inconvenient to people who want to sell their shares.
351.
by IsTom 1y ago
I don't have any experience with ARM, but from what I've seen people write, isn't 32-bit ARM discontinued after v7?
352.
by IsTom 1y ago
Besides fines being able to grow that's global revenue, probably a bigger part of EU revenue. And their margins aren't 100%.
353.
by IsTom 1y ago
https://www.enforcementtracker.com/ and sort by amount, these are not small companies and amounts aren't exactly trivial either, with a mechanism to get bigger if ignored.
354.
by IsTom 1y ago
You can have a separate connection pool for 'cache' requests. You shouldn't have too many PG connections open anyway, on the order of O(num of CPUs).
355.
by IsTom 1y ago
In C can't you just offset pointer and then you'll be able to index with arbitrary starting value?
356.
by IsTom 1y ago
Only if your goalpost of what "mathematics" is endlessly shifting. To prove values of BB(50000) you're probably going to need some pretty wacky axioms in your system. With BB(any large number) that's just going to be unf
357.
by IsTom 1y ago
It's not that there "exists n, such that for all theories", but that "for all theories there exists n", that BB(n) will get independent eventually.
358.
by IsTom 1y ago
You can compute a number that is equal to BB(n), but you can't prove that it is the right number you are looking for. For any fixed set of axioms you'll eventually run into BB(n) too big that gets indepentent.
359.
by IsTom 1y ago
Length of proof / machine for proving it can be much bigger than BB(n) itself. Or even there can be specific machines that don't halt, but there is no proof for this at all – you can encode problems independent of ZFC in a few hun
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by IsTom 1y ago
> particular values can be calculated You need proofs of nontermination for machines that don't halt. This isn't possible to bruteforce.

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