PoignardAzur

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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
It is, but yeah, the entire article's formatting is pretty weird.
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
The PS kind of undermines the rest of your point.
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
You're both egregiously wrong. The vast majority of victims of grooming are victimized by people they know and trust, mostly family and authority figures.
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
KV cache blending sounds like it would be super useful for Copilot-style code completion models. You could cache the contents of each file, the edits made so far, the project README, recent commits, etc, separately, and blend them dynamical
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
You either have not read the article or are deliberately being obtuse. The article has multiple IDF officers say that this isn't, in fact, normal warzone procedure for distributing food. That they witnessed crowds being dispersed with
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
It's not clear to me how many of the components are swappable in this version. That was a big selling point of the Fairphone to begin with.
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
I'm not sure either, but those seem like completely parallel initiatives, with overlapping but not quite identical feature sets.
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
As someone who likes both the Rationalist community and the Rust community, it's fascinating to see the parallels in how the Hacker News crowd treats both. The contempt, the general lack of curiosity and the violence of the bold sweepi
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
The other replies were making me think "maybe this shit isn't for me", but your comment made me actually want to try it, so thanks for the alternate perspective.
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
Right. But then when someone says "I see the symptom of broken legs everywhere now. When the blog author said they had trouble getting up the hills of San Francisco, I just knew they must have an undiagnosed broken leg", it's
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
I wonder if it would be possible to implement a safe_asm macro in Rust? Even if unrestricted asm is inherently unsafe, there's got to be a subset of instructions and operand types you can guarantee is safe if called a certain way.
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
That name is confusing. Reading the headline, I first thought it was about the deprecated language server and was very confused.
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
> At each level a caller might need 5% of the functionality of any given dependency. The deeper the dependency tree gets the more waste piles on. Eventually you end up in a world where your simple binary is 500 MiB of code you never act
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
Serious question: how bad is the footprint of Gate's yachts and jets and similar luxury stuff? I genuinely have no idea. I mean, having more than one of either already seems ridiculously wasteful to me, and I don't care if that&#x
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
With Early Hints (HTTP code 103), it seems especially feasible. You can start downloading the included content one round-trip after the first byte is sent.
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
I mean, when you reach the point where they advertise the mod in dev spotlights videos, I think it's fair to say there's some institutional support, even if it's not codified.
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
I get the point that the author is making, that any given employee's work is more complex and difficult than you might guess from a short summary, but... Well, that's the case for everybody? At the end of the day the company still
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
> There are plenty of illegal immigrants with a criminal record. Assuming that all the people who will be negatively impacted by a blanket policy will be criminals is also a failure of empathy. Trump explicitly, repeatedly said he wo
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
I strongly disagree with your framing. Yes, policies can have unintended consequences and immigration policy in particular is a minefield of obvious solutions having terrible results... But that's not what we're talking about. Whe
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
> The best case scenario is that you lied about having people answer support. LLMs pretending to be people (you named it Sam!) and not labeled as such is clearly intended to be deceptive. Also, illegal in the EU.
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
Maybe wait more than an hour before implying the refunds were a lie all along.
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by PoignardAzur 1y ago
I'm told it was chosen because the executive only has the power to impose tariffs without legislative approval if they're reciprocal.
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by PoignardAzur 2y ago
Have you considered integrating Zulip into your chat solution? It's leagues ahead of any other product in the space.
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by PoignardAzur 2y ago
I mean... I'm not sure we're doing much better. Sarkozy got sentenced for jail time (commuted to house arrest) and there are still people who would vote for him if he ran for president again.
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by PoignardAzur 2y ago
There's a lot to things to blame Macron for, but your post is an incredibly bad faith caricature. Like, this: > He was suppose to simplify France's bureaucracy to help entrepreneurs and trim the fat so that we stop burdening
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by PoignardAzur 2y ago
GoG doesn't allow you to re-sell games on a secondary market as far as I'm aware.
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by PoignardAzur 2y ago
This is yet another "People said the US would never do that, it would undermine their credibility too much, we shouldn't spread FUD -> oops, they did it anyway" moment. I'm hoping that people eventually understand tha
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by PoignardAzur 2y ago
> You can find cuts at 8-10€ in poorer areas. It's not about poor areas. My city is middle-class AF and there's a 8€ barber there. It's just that they have a list of exactly one haircut they apply to everybody, and a few
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by PoignardAzur 2y ago
You fall and break something.
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by PoignardAzur 2y ago
> Over and over again I have witnessed people just drive themselves in circles downstream of a refusal to just step out of the “make the LLM fix the issue for me” loop. I think that's an amazing encapsulation of my experience with

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