MrYellowP

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by MrYellowP 3y ago
Question. With a 20x-30x improvement in performance I really have to ask: How did you manage to fuck up your code's design so badly ... ... that you've left so much performance on the table?
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
This article accidentially exposes a lot about what's wrong with the US and or western countries in general ... but ... well ... dominantly the US. Touching the title in a minute, "even when it means permitting them to bike in the
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
I don't prefer aligned models and I'm a human. It's not okay to claim that that's what humans prefer. There might be a subset of humans who can't handle words, but they're not even remotely in the majority. Alg
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
The US economy is booming? What?
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
What an awfully misleading name. This doesn't run locally, it runs on the cloud. What the fuck was that guy thinking?
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
All these performance problems people have, that shouldn't exist in the first place if they properly programmed things right from the start. Not their fault, though, because the ones who teach are the ones who did it wrong before them.
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
The current generation is already heavily manipulated by it, which means the next generation - their children - will also be heavily manipulated by it regardless of consumption or lack thereof. Mindless parents -> mindless children.
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
"where contributors annotate misinformation" Okay, sure, but who decides what's being categorized as "misinformation" ? It's never been easier to manipulate and lie to millions of people at the same time, convi
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
I don't know why you're making fun of him, because he's absolutely right. "Bread & Circus" has been used for a long fucking time already and if you have no knowledge of the history of the CIA, or Mossad, then yo
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
You make little sense. What are they going to do about it? Digitally lock down everything somehow? Outlaw encryption? Forbid VPNs? Implement a massive, nation-covering firewall that actually can enforce any of that?
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
Why do you believe it's not profitable? What about all that material cost sunk into the rocket, that they don't have to spend again for a new one?
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
"doesn't make sense". What doesn't make sense is overthinking it. If the price of Helium went up over the years, the price of Helium is going to keep going up over the next years. When everyone tells you that we're
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
You might find that printed news is still absolutely no different.
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
I'm impressed that this made it to the front page, but don't understand why.
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
The title bugs me. Banning them is not an answer , it's the first step of dealing with the problem. An answer is a way that allows getting rid of it entirely.
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
Wow, they are reaching for the AI enthusiasts bigtime with this!
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
Did you actually do any benchmarks actually measuring CPU performance? Last time I did that was two years (I think) ago and "excellent", even with Godot 4 beta, wasn't what I called it.
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
I'm confused. Doctors at the general hospital here told me that over ten years ago already in context of a hemolytic anemia. How is this new?
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
You can't know how much it improves in a year, two, five.
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
This post turned out to be wildly off-topic to the actual topic, but it's relevant for this subthread of the conversation and I've written so many words already that so I might as well post it: I believe that fullscreen notificati
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
> show that SIEVE outperforms all state-of-the-art eviction algorithms on more than 45% of the traces. Doesn't that mean that over half the time, 55%, it's sometimes equal and, more likely so, worse?
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
The noise is a serious dealbreaker. If it wasn't for that horrible noise, I'd still be playing. which is weird, but I really like the game.
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
I never understood the need for virtual environments like this. In windows I use batchfiles running Subst to "activate" python installations to a specific "drive" and not only does it work greatly, it's also short,
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
I was working on the same thing months ago and it works, but it was a purely trial and error way of doing it and the compressed prompts, naturally, wouldn't necessarily work for different LLMs easily. I am not actually convinced this i
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
Colour me surprised. A completely broken society on the edge of collapsing, where peer pressure forces you to speak and think how the media and politics wants, has the unhappiest people. A society where men aren't allowed to be men any
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
Intelligent people understand that knowledge can not ever be dangerous, because it's the human who makes things dangerous. Intelligent people understand that when lesser intelligent people call knowledge dangerous, they will eventually
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
> Apologies on the confusion You might want to get some distance from talking to language models.
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
It will be complementary until it won't be anymore. Fiat is not built to last, but a digital currency can last forever.
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
Or we could create a virus, spread it across the world, invent a new type of vaccine, tell everyone that it helps against the virus but actually slowly kills people leading to an excess death rate nobody officially talks about! Less people,
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
It's really disturbing that there are people out there who believe that this, in any way or form, is meant to be used to protect anyone. It fucking isn't. You're being fooled and you're falling for it. Not only that, you

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