Jyaif

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by Jyaif 3y ago
Very fast! Or should I say, the normal speed at which websites should operate. x86 only.
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Bateman's Principle(en.wikipedia.org)
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by Jyaif 3y ago
> energy is speed times mass, and mass is cubic in the size, while speed is linear. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinetic_energy#Kinetic_energy_...
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by Jyaif 3y ago
> who's going to carry on their values? It's natural selection, applied to values/religion/etc...
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by Jyaif 3y ago
> For example, we’ve observed that the UC Berkeley guest Wi-Fi blocks all outbound UDP except for DNS traffic. No amount of clever NAT tricks is going to get around the firewall eating your packets. I'm not familiar with DNS at all,
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by Jyaif 3y ago
Fascinating. Let me get this straight: If you have a piece of phosphor, you can't heat it up with red light, regardless of the amount of red light you shine at it? If so, does the red light bounce off? Go straight through?
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by Jyaif 3y ago
28 MB wasm file. Is it possible to reduce the size a bit? In uncompressed and unobfuscated JS this wouldn't take more than 10KB.
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by Jyaif 3y ago
It has stabilised for me. I use it for queries where I can quickly tell if the answer is BS or not, like code snippets or language related queries (e.g. when I can't find a word, or when I want synonyms).
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by Jyaif 3y ago
Was pleasantly surprised by the comments. But while the codebase is grokkable (every line is simple), it's brittle [1]. Not saying it's a big deal: brittle codebases are fine when the codebase is only going to be touched by a smal
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by Jyaif 3y ago
> A more apt comparison would be AF447, which took a few days before the wreckage was found it took more than a year to find the wreckage of AF447 and the black box (as per both TFA and your wikipedia link)
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by Jyaif 3y ago
> The only new games that I've managed to play through in the last 10 years are Super Mario Odyssey, BotW, GTA V, Diablo 3, and Mario Kart 8 Are you me? PS: consider trying Rocket League.
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by Jyaif 4y ago
Out of the top 6 contributors of jpeg-xl, just one is not from Google. source: https://github.com/libjxl/libjxl/graphs/contributors
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by Jyaif 4y ago
I see. Thank you!
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by Jyaif 4y ago
In this case, Google should be applauded for not pushing down everyone's throat a new image format they created.
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by Jyaif 4y ago
In case you find the article too long, here's a summary by ChatGPT: The author expresses initial enthusiasm about technological progress, which they believe improves our lives and generates wealth despite its job displacement effects.
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by Jyaif 4y ago
What the worst thing that an LLM can do? I can think of these 3 categories: 1/ It can output offensive things. 2/ It can output incorrect information that someone takes at face value, like "drink bleach to fix your headache&q
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by Jyaif 4y ago
Only just realised it will be 67 for me as well. In a way that's great news: I won't feel bad taking a sabbatical. Unless the limit is raised of course.
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by Jyaif 4y ago
The litigation by a patent troll ("Voice tech corporation") seems to be real. What a complete waste of resources.
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by Jyaif 4y ago
> TI 91 Does not exist! You mean either TI-81, or TI-92.
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by Jyaif 4y ago
Very impressive investigation. Unfortunately matches my experience. There's a chance that Rust is the programming language with the longest build times ever.
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by Jyaif 4y ago
That's even worse for the environment.
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by Jyaif 4y ago
> iOS itself is proprietary. That's not a reason at all.
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by Jyaif 4y ago
Does it require JIT? In other words, does it work in iOS?
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by Jyaif 4y ago
Yes it will save bandwidth in many cases, it doesn't change the fact that for an image decoder 300KB is huge.
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by Jyaif 4y ago
> The WASM is only 311kb That's gargantuan.
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by Jyaif 4y ago
Even if it works perfectly, there at least one way it may backfire. Right now the increase in temperature is unprecedentedly fast, but many organisms can still adapt because the rise is spread over decades. If at any time during the next co
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by Jyaif 4y ago
News at 11, shareholder wants to: * reduce compensation * reduce R&D * increase share repurchase program
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by Jyaif 4y ago
Just the other day I was talking about webrings and how some discord servers are emulating this by having "partnered communities".
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by Jyaif 4y ago
It's dangerous for around 10 thousand years, not millions of years. And we know of places that are stable on a geological time scale (which is in fact million of years).
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by Jyaif 4y ago
Does that mean that CDNs like jsdelivr.com are illegal? Shouldn't the cloud be illegal too then? By hosting on AWS/GCP, you are leaking the IP addresses to the cloud providers after all!

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