SCLeo

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by SCLeo 3y ago
In all seriousness, what fuck is going on in Fandom? It has soooo much ads! I just turned off my ad blocker and literally only 21% of the page is content and the remaining is ads. After 2 seconds, it got replaced by a full screen ad. What?
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by SCLeo 3y ago
I am actually not sure if this is satire, but in case it is not, I don't think Firefox is in the position to boycott France, when Google Chrome exists, and is very likely to comply with the new law.
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by SCLeo 3y ago
Honestly, I'm incredibly frustrated with this issue; it's just pure idiocy. Commenting out a part of the code and observing the effects is such a simple and useful debugging technique, yet this "feature" of Go prevents y
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by SCLeo 3y ago
> Anti-sandbox tricks > Something not commonly seen in JVM malware that is present here is a class titled VMEscape. It checks if its in a sandboxed windows environment by checking if the current user is WDAGUtilityAccount, which is pa
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by SCLeo 3y ago
I agree. Maybe it interpreted it as return the numbers that are more than 10 in the given array of even numbers. For example, if the instruction says "return person objects that are at least 20 years old", it might be more reasona
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by SCLeo 3y ago
Another example is mpv. It also handles a very significant amount of extensions. Maybe unpopular opinion, but I actually like how even batch scripts are able to register default apps for file extensions.
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by SCLeo 3y ago
I really don't get the argument that desktops don't need to be secure. I have my password manager (yes it is encrypted, but can be bypassed by a keylogger) and my ssh private keys on my desktop.
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by SCLeo 3y ago
Also, IIRC, in the early days, the purpose of rust was to create Servo.
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by SCLeo 3y ago
Honestly, this really confuses me. On the surface, it seems what you said is true. How can a programming language that emulates natural language be good? However, in practice, SQL is surprisingly easy to write and expressive. I do prefer us
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by SCLeo 4y ago
If I am not wrong, one major security bug that C programs usually face is buffer overflow, which is an undefined behavior.
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by SCLeo 4y ago
> And what do we do with our ideas when they arise? Well, we scroll to the bottom of the document and jot them down, copy and paste them, rearrange them, and hope we'll remember to come back to them. I write erotic novels as a hobby
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by SCLeo 4y ago
It is also not just JavaScript, but also with current AI technologies, which arguably, change even faster than JavaScript. You see, fast changing technology does not imply the underlying tech is bad, but rather there are unexplored new idea
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by SCLeo 4y ago
So far, my favorite thing about it is matching parentheses scale automatically. No more \left(\right) nonsenses.
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by SCLeo 4y ago
Optimized via gradient-free methods.
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by SCLeo 4y ago
This is just inference. The core at most ML library is the auto differentiation capability. It will be extremely tedious if you are to calculate the gradients manually. Or, if you implemented your own AD, then it is effectively a minified v
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by SCLeo 4y ago
I think the key thing is for the AI company to actually let the user know that this is a language model, and the information it spits out should not be trusted. Obviously, Microsoft is not going to do that as they are trying to market the n
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by SCLeo 4y ago
I really don't want to be dismissive, but you really should not put a Mac on the front page of a game engine.
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by SCLeo 4y ago
Why? Why YAML? Why? YAML is absolutely terrible! Aside from the classic `country_code: NO`, the other day I ran into issues with scientific notations. Now, guess, which of the following are strings, and which are numbers: - 1e+10 - 1.e+10 -
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by SCLeo 4y ago
Actually, if you play Stellaris, there is a mod called StarNet AI, which uses weights that are considered "meta". From my very limited personal experience (I got destroyed), it is not really fun to play an AI that uses very good s
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by SCLeo 4y ago
Wow! What a coincidence! I literally have something extremely similar which I called `$e`. I think one crucial thing you did not mention is that this conforms to the signature of jsxFactory, meaning if you run some kind of transpiler that s
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by SCLeo 4y ago
I think the issue might be the name "tree shaking". People from outside of the JavaScript just don't understand what it means, and how important it is. Maybe we should have just called it "dead code elimination". (I
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by SCLeo 4y ago
It is useful for actual language related tasks, such as paraphrasing or making the content of an email flow better. However, for anything else, it is mostly hit & miss.
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by SCLeo 4y ago
Once they are there, can't you just recall them back with OTA updates?
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by SCLeo 4y ago
For their entire 'lifetime.
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by SCLeo 4y ago
OT, I actually wrote a short erotic novel completely in the format of their search history.
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by SCLeo 4y ago
Thank you, you made me smile. :)
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by SCLeo 4y ago
I also use PayPal a lot. It is more convenient since I don't have to find my credit card to enter the digits manually. It is also easier to change payment methods with PayPal.
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by SCLeo 4y ago
> HR aren’t evil, they’re just doing a job I am not trying to say HR is evil but this line of reasoning makes literally no sense. Whether someone is just doing the job has absolutely nothing to do with if the job they are doing is evil.
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by SCLeo 4y ago
I think the number ranges functionality is pretty handy. In addition, I also like how it supports comments. (However, I do think if the regex grows to needing comments, it is probably too complex.)
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by SCLeo 4y ago
Maybe I am missing something but I think O(N * N) is the correct complexity for a nested loop implementation. If you believe that is wrong, can you explain a bit more?

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