Pet_Ant

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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
I think RISC-V might have been like 5 years too late, because ARM has already made penetration as the x86 alternative.
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
Tangentially related, I remember reading about an ancient still being developed adventure game. It was from Eastern Europe (former Yugoslavia, I want to say) about being trapped in a prison that had crazy amounts of depth and consequences.
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> Do you think that the cost of tokens will remain low enough once these companies for now operating at loss have to be profitable New techniques are coming, new hardware processes are being developed, and the incremental unit cost is lo
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
I mean, no security researchers do. It's very much like capitalists. They aren't trying to do something to improve society, but by persuing their own private incentives, they end up with behaviour that benefits the commons. Someti
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
Kubernetes itself contains so many layers of abstraction. There are pods, which is the core new idea, and it's great. But now there are deployments, and rep sets, and namespaces... and it makes me wish we could just use Docker Swarm. E
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
Very niche? That's suprising to hear. I'm not in the space, and I know it's not in the big 2/3 (is SystemVerilog distinct from Verilog), but it's been around for 13 years and even DARPA has it on their radar: > C
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
> some (e.g. BOOM, Xiangshan) are developed in Chisel with limited support from industrial electronic design automation (EDA) tools Isn't translating between languages something that LLMs should excel at? I mean I'm sure it&#x2
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
> well then do it when it's ready, not before?? This will let them build up an ecosystem of apps ready at launch and it means you are already training users. This are all laying the foundation of a successful future launch.
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
There's a lot more to it than that: Johnny Harris "The REAL Reason McDonalds Ice Cream Machines Are Always Broken" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrDEtSlqJC4
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
I think there is a limit on the number of bills that can make it through the procedures so it’s too low profile to get scheduled.
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
They will then run into a roadblock when they’ve already done something fun and are invested in the project. Reading is easier when you know your latin roots, but we don’t make kids speak latin before See Spot Run even if it would help.
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
So I'm not a disability advocate, but I did date someone who was so I was immersed in it, but never having studied it so take my answer as a best effort trying to piece together from memories. I think the answer would be to make assign
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
Values are your culture. The Nazis were elected and supported (at least initially) so you are right some what, but the answer is multiple countries. But a country without a culture and without shared values is a sled being pulled by dogs in
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
> There is nothing wrong with going to school to obtain knowledge and skills to secure a job. That can't be the only goal. We also need to transmit culture, values, and teach them to become citizens.
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
I've thought that one thing that could help was annotations on your code that index into the spec. That way you at least have a one way binding. If-you-are-changing-this-you-should-at-least-review-that kind-of-thing.
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
Apparently the 1992 Super Nintendo version of Super Street Fighter 2 was $80 then . Close to $200 in today's currency. So you are welcome to your opinion, but it's not like this is unprecedented, or even unreasonable.
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
The commenter (rightly or wrongly) is -I think- suggesting that assignments etc should be from the outset be designed to be accessible in their original form for everyone, and not just "okay, this works for 90% of people, lets worry ab
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
Yeah, I feel like kids are encouraged to move not to jobs that will be profitable to them (ie the children) but that the moneyed want to pay less for, because the number of people being swayed would collapse any market. It's like a b
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
> Thus the people who follow your advice will mostly stay in the "cheap" pool - I wouldn't consider this to be desirable. Cheap... but employed. Expertise is only valuable if its valued. That means you not only need to be
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
> On what platform is it better? iOS
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
It's not relevant now, but back when I started using Linux (Red Hat 7.1 I think) what made me choose KDE was that with KDE all the apps had a conspicuous 'K' in their names whereas Gnome app did not, so it was easier to get a
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
That is scaling not differentiating. It doesn’t change in category just severity.
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
I cannot get above 93% accuracy... on a good day. That really hampers my speed. I even switched layouts permanently to Dvorak before the pandemic in an effort to force myself to really drop all my bad habits but even in this comment I proba
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
> from the social perspective, is -- how many people can enjoy creating art and what kind of a society we will have, where only a few can earn a living by doing so. 1) Only a few people can make a living out of doing it today 2) It&#x27
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
Bullets fall down and can be deadly, so anyone doing so should at least be prosecuted for reckless endangerment if not assault with a deadly weapon. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celebratory_gunfire
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
> Scale matters. On what grounds? Very rarely does the law see things that way [1]. Where is the tipping point. What if it did Mondrian _and_ Rothko? Still good? Okay, now add Damien Hirst. Also add Jackson Pollock. Then Roy Lichtenstein
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
Because it can produce millions of variations, the value add is in separating the wheat from the chaff. The art is in the selection. That has intention. If the first result is bad, respin.
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
The visual arts are now having their Ikea moment. Ikea didn't kill woodworking/carpentry/joinery. I know several people that have invested into a lot of time and *a lot* of money into them as a hobby. It's still an art.
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
Just started learning Terraform. What would you recommend other than doing it byhand or provider dependent tooling?
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by Pet_Ant 1y ago
The optimist in me believes that String Theory is the physics of universes, not just our own which is why it has so much fine-tuning needed.

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