Woodi

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by Woodi 5d ago
> [...] that was always China's plan, [...] they'll have the moral high ground It's a possibility. It is also possible that they will steal yesterday's technology and still pretend to have moral high ground. I do not
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by Woodi 7d ago
Total lack of understanding what is happening. There is difference between mandatory one implementation and set of funcionalities. Systemd is monolit with visible parts that provide somewhat modern funcionalities in 'nix world. And t
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by Woodi 7d ago
Just one thing: why that resolver work *need to be" in systemd package ? Why we can't have few implementations, as it always have been, that do different jobs, with overlapping funcionalities ? Why we ever need some gigantic codeb
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by Woodi 8d ago
Oh yea... My reading was like this: - "how much things they postpone to put into v11 ?" - "moving to stack is faster then heap" - so.. why they just not use multiple stacks ?? ring buffers are just progressive stack but
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by Woodi 10d ago
Hi author :) Must say that 8k+ lines is a little bit annoying and uneasy to handle... But also bribgs a lot of hope and happiness :) To the point: - llm'ed or not, dasn't matter, just quality matter - raid ? I know nothing about
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by Woodi 10d ago
Funny times! How many years after "public clouds" and non-local "disks" and "drives" we are ? :) And you still need to tell peoples that other have access to your private data :) Wait, no... They even have acc
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by Woodi 11d ago
Not-a-slowdown is so easy - just lower the prices... And do not limit gfx RAM size for home PC's, you will see llms usage explode.
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by Woodi 14d ago
Dudes, pleas... Stop obsesing with 2-4% diference in gluten! English flour, Americans flour - just make dough denser and it will keep shape longer before going flat. Especially if you bake in baking pan! In pan anything keeps bread (actuall
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by Woodi 17d ago
There is nothing wrong with stories that purpose is to give you wisdom. Try to study few theological comments on eg. Genesis book from eg. "desert fathers" :) In Bible we have stories, songs, history (that cruel part), teachings
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by Woodi 21d ago
struct MessageBuffer { int msgType; union { char *name; int nameID; }; }; That finally convinced me getting data using functions (accessors, getters, setters) is a good thing, even in C :) Just all that unnecesary
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by Woodi 21d ago
Yes that easy but "internet located things" are still second class things - paper and disks holds strong. On the other hand just yesterday a think hit me: Interned is still an infant: - we still worry about disk space accessible v
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by Woodi 23d ago
Mr Mathematicians, all that won't work well for mathematics. After all that not-I models gives good results. So long term approach is: discover all theorems that are easy for llm's and take over with harder things where langage tr
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by Woodi 1mo ago
> "ble ble ble > ble more requirements ble > fully integrated with classical high-performance computing > systems and accessible via cloud platforms." That must be a world speed record of saying a computer is located i
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by Woodi 1mo ago
> It should be this part from the technical report[1]: "In the most serious case, an AI agent (Mythos 5) decided to attempt to solve the cyber challenge using a supply-chain attack. As a result, the AI agent created a GitHub account
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by Woodi 2mo ago
Still, AI is a new form of a library. Or knowledge presentation. With a lot of usefulness for learning. Sure, who know things do not need to consult talky chatbots. But totaly dismising '"literature", of some form' is no
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by Woodi 2mo ago
Einstein - definitive end of XIX ilusion and way of thinking that "We know everything. We are the lords of things, we own all of it! And other peoples too! We can engineer societes as we like it!". With strict oposition to old and
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by Woodi 2mo ago
> In the past, the path to a math Ph.D. cultivated resilience, resourcefulness, critical thinking, and a healthy skepticism (…) but suddenly you can produce a passable Ph.D. thesis with the push of a button But actually nothing changed.
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by Woodi 2mo ago
Ye, all that pinning etc look like cpus are not so "general purpose" and we want specialized and programmable IO hardware. Maybe even IO from memory to memory :) Same as with paralleism - it's data type what matters.
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by Woodi 3mo ago
> NSA lost access to Mythos That's is funniest thing I read since long time :)) I mean: it's so absurd, almost like things we had in real socialism in 80s :> But, yeah, freedom have consequences.
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by Woodi 3mo ago
> Wake up That won't happens - socialists do not do things and bureaucrats just prolonge misery.
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by Woodi 4mo ago
Pleas think before forking(). Do not follow Apache blindly... Code, as is today, looks [acording to benchmarks] better then nginx, except one case ! There is fcgi in, right ? So all that additional processes are already started in the backe
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by Woodi 4mo ago
Maybe some thinking before "research", OK ? First: what ? What that "digital" is ? Is it important anyway ? Buttons clicking ? Learn kids to watch videos in some frames or full screen ?? That is just medium. So what ne
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by Woodi 4mo ago
Yea, it's strange all that all possible books stealing movement and then lobbying for law prohibiting... something. Humans train "thinking methodology" first and then know how to use it while accessing data and to build knowl
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by Woodi 4mo ago
What "boomers" ?? They are just post-commies with same mentality.
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by Woodi 4mo ago
So they want to spy on "44% of national GDP" ??? Remote LLM's should be prohibited ASAP.
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by Woodi 5mo ago
Over the years there already was almost the identical articles about making in language X program as fast as C or C++... And results was exactly the same: write C/C++ style programs! Why ? Because of CPU's architecture - given CPU
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by Woodi 5mo ago
> So a single configuration mistake in a single place wiped out external reachability of a major economy. Real world beats sci-fi :) And isn't it why we love IT ? And hate it too, because of "peoples in charge"...
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by Woodi 5mo ago
Interesting project, thanx. Also nice language evolutions: "socialize their changes to projects", "lo-fi approach" :)
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by Woodi 5mo ago
> new-ish Mozilla CEO, Anthony Enzor-DeMeo, is clearly an AI booster having talked about wanting to make Firefox into a “modern AI browser” Ah... That's why they put free vpn into v150 - more human behaviors for training :))
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by Woodi 5mo ago
> Before you spend many thousands of dollars on a machine better suited to a coffee shop, consider getting a minimalist lever machine. Nope. I agree about enjoyment factor but still: no. Unless you are single and don't like cappu&#x

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