Rexxar

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by Rexxar 6mo ago
There is already 100000 workstations in a branch of the police with this Linux distribution https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GendBuntu It's not performative.
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by Rexxar 6mo ago
I don't work regularly on it but I have a proof of concept go to c++ compiler that try to get the exact same behaviour : https://github.com/Rokhan/gocpp At the moment, it sort of work for simple one-file project w
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by Rexxar 6mo ago
It's probably just a technical accounting update. Old assets are often kept valued at their buy price and not reevaluated every year to avoid taxes (Banque de France is not exempt from taxes). As they swap a type of gold by another and
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by Rexxar 6mo ago
> Someone didn't get the memo that for LLMs, tokens are units of thinking. Where do you get this memo ? Seems completely wrong to me. More computation does not translate to more "thinking" if you compute the wrong
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by Rexxar 6mo ago
The input should be the range and the distribution of probability on this range. Intuitively we have a tendency to assume an uniform probability for range [-1, 1] which is not the case if we check every doubles.
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by Rexxar 6mo ago
https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/ If you go on particular laws, you can see the previous versions and how it changed. Example: https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/codes/section_lc/LEGITEXT0000... Click o
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by Rexxar 6mo ago
Original zlib code: https://github.com/madler/zlib/blob/develop/contrib/puff/puf... The code of the article: https://github.com/ieviev/mini-gzip/blob/main/s
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by Rexxar 6mo ago
The difference in size seems to be mainly due to the missing documentation before each function.
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by Rexxar 6mo ago
Indeed, I see they now wait 28 days to not been displayed in green before commenting.
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by Rexxar 6mo ago
Did you have envisioned the possibility that your were the one that have missed other people joke ?
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by Rexxar 6mo ago
It was only hard because UK wanted to stop immediately to participate to budget while continuing to benefit from already agreed multi-years policies.
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by Rexxar 7mo ago
> There are many counter-examples to your examples, such as “direct” and “indirect”, “humane” and “inhumane”. They are not counter-example. You use the other "in-" prefix that take an adjective and give the opposite adjective,
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by Rexxar 7mo ago
It's just a parsing error. "in-" is also a prefix to create verbs from a name or another verb like inhume, inflame, induce, incite, inject, infiltrate. Inflammable is (inflame)-able and not in-(flammable)
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by Rexxar 7mo ago
He probably misuses "propeller" which is strangely restrictive to "rotative blade propulsion" in English whereas "to propel" is generic in its meaning.
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by Rexxar 7mo ago
Maybe it would made the immune system age faster if it is "used" too much.
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by Rexxar 7mo ago
The fact that he calls the generated code good/bad without discussing the semantic differences tells that the original author doesn't really know what he is talking about. That seems problematic to me as he is selling c++ online c
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by Rexxar 7mo ago
Doesn't seem necessarily a contradiction. Job posting growth logically happens before effective job growth.
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by Rexxar 7mo ago
I saw a lot of comments trying to guess where the job were lost in other comments and I think this give a little more context. I put the original source, there are 42 pages of data, if you want more details.
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by Rexxar 7mo ago
Here is the official source: https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/economicdata/empsit_03062026.pd... Some of the main categories (page 8 of the pdf): - Construction: -11.0k - Manufacturing:
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by Rexxar 7mo ago
I would say "facility" instead of "simplicity" here.
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by Rexxar 7mo ago
I don't think that two 13 and 14 years old accounts with not that many comment per week are bots.
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by Rexxar 7mo ago
Which countries do you think of when discussing industrialised countries that use slave labour?
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by Rexxar 7mo ago
The account is strange, two years old account with barely any comment for two years then a lot of comments in the last 3 days. The 3 first comments of the account capitalise the first letter, everything is lowercase in the last 3 days. He n
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by Rexxar 7mo ago
Here is the "artificial intelligence" part of a French engineering diploma in 2001: https://web.archive.org/web/20030526120130/http://www.ensta.... There are four courses: - Expert Systems
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by Rexxar 8mo ago
Maybe because your tone is needlessly aggressive and lot's of people don't want HN turns into Reddit/Twitter. There is enough people raging on everything on all social networks maybe we are here hopping to have more civilised
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by Rexxar 8mo ago
Git is distributed, the repository can be hosted concurrently at many places.
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by Rexxar 8mo ago
For example, native English speakers often make phonetic spelling errors (such as its/it’s, your/you’re) that non-native English speakers usually avoid. It’s probably a sign that someone speaks more fluently when he starts making
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by Rexxar 8mo ago
There is some LLM trained only with old content, maybe someone can describe a style invented after the more recent content and told the AI to do a novel with that style and see what the result is and compare it to the "real" style
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by Rexxar 8mo ago
Lix is also the name of a computer science and mathematics laboratory: https://www.lix.polytechnique.fr/
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by Rexxar 9mo ago
Nuclear + Batteries could be nice too because the reactors will be always working at optimal rate without having to start/stop them to adapt to demand and let the storage manage peaks and lows. So investment in one domain can help the

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