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by Permik 1y ago
I'm no physicist but what I've learned on the internet through osmosis, I'd wager that black holes aren't spherical per-se, but they appear sphere-like to us dimensionally challenged beings. It's more like a manifol
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by Permik 1y ago
Only light skinned people on the video examples. Ethnic diversity and accuracy used to be a problem with the models of the past. I wonder how the model would excel at prompts grokking at that.
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by Permik 1y ago
I'm being curious, I felt that the article was pretty well structured and the thing tied up nicely in the end. How would you try to improve in the article? Did you feel that they left something critical out of the article?
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by Permik 1y ago
Gz on your grant! I must have missed the announcement, but working on OSS for a living (even for just a bit) would be super awesome.
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by Permik 1y ago
Essentially implementing JavaScript on top of the ECS architecture :D
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by Permik 1y ago
Maybe not consciously, but otherwise natural selection *will* do that choice for you :D
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by Permik 1y ago
Usually for companies, regulatory bodies are more like antibodies against bacteria. Or for another example, regulatory bodies are like any hormone producing body part, they control that the assemble of your guts do their thing and don'
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by Permik 1y ago
Personally, I actually count all of those examples into abstract lifeforms which you described :D There's also things like "symbolic" lifeforms like viruses, yeah, they don't live per-se, but they do replicate and go t
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by Permik 1y ago
"Minds beyond ours", how about abstract life forms, like publicly traded corporations. We've had higher kinded "alien lifeforms" around us for centuries, but we have not noticed them and seem generally not to care a
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by Permik 1y ago
From these kinds of observations in my own life I've just concluded that unfortunately some neurotypical got hired to do an autistic people's job.
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by Permik 1y ago
Also, the mentioned fast tracking to a US citizen will bring/create highly educated, skilled people to the country and will be a future tax payers, innovators, employers that the country gained with the tiniest amount of temporal inves
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by Permik 1y ago
Not that I particularly support Musk in any way or the things they stand for, it's a great goddamn shame that they dropped the project. Even if the company in itself would not be monetarily as good as they would've liked, there&#x
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by Permik 1y ago
I have the weirdest hunch that the customer in question was Valve :D
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by Permik 2y ago
Good to know that I'm not alone :D
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by Permik 2y ago
The "subtle" jab at the US in the command examples had me _rolling_ :Dd
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by Permik 2y ago
Wasn't the general consensus about hydrogen as a fuel source just a grift from the fossil fuel industry desperately trying to make them relevant again as most of the current hydrogen production comes from there?
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by Permik 2y ago
Knowing how CSS tries to support direction agnostic layouts the pseudo elements would be: :gap ( -[inline\block] ( -[start/end] ) ) You know how the shorthands work elsewhere, so this just replicates that.
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by Permik 2y ago
If you're using WSL, then you can just run the linux rustup installer to have a linux version of the toolchain installed.
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by Permik 2y ago
I'd guess that this actually affects all [corp same scale as Cloudflare], but Cloudflare is the only one that's actually transparent about it.
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by Permik 2y ago
Gotta give my hats off to the security researcher for being able to do this. Human rights are really important, but I feel like I could make a bigger change by using my voice in some other forum than vandalizing GitHub issues, but each on t
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by Permik 2y ago
USB devices today are dummy fast, USB 3.1 signals at 10 GHz. You just need to check the USB queue more often :D Alternatively you move straight up to USB 4, where we get pci-e interrupts again! :)
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by Permik 2y ago
At that scale? I think it might honestly be just bandwidth, I'd offload picture data to cloudflare R2 as there's no egress fees.
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by Permik 2y ago
You can always quote/embed the thread you're replying to "own" the reply that you're making. I think you can understand the point I'm trying to make if you keep in mind that Bsky is essentially a microblog. (Fo
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by Permik 2y ago
Ah yes, how stumbling into the borrow checker makes you fall into the pit of success. Thanks Rust.
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by Permik 2y ago
Yeah, it's under the name "Douyin"
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by Permik 2y ago
Hopefully the interviewer did not cut you out because of the project, because there's many valid reasons why someone would use Lua: - "no need to use C++ for non-performance critical sections of job." - "The nature of th
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by Permik 2y ago
It depends totally how you define "hot air" in this instance. Later in the keynote there's a mention how the $549 card achieves the 4090-like rendering performance with DLSS, i.e. not with raw graphics, number crunching hor
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by Permik 2y ago
Maybe related, at least in regards to HTTP: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-quic-multipath/
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by Permik 2y ago
In this most recent case the permission to board was very cut and dry as the vessel moved into Finland's territorial sea.
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by Permik 2y ago
Hello from Finland, I can reach the site all fine. Hope you get your connection issues sorted :)

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