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by __alexs 1y ago
Even a half empty bus is considerably more efficient than most forms of personal transportation.
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by __alexs 1y ago
None of those things particularly contribute to the traffic problem. If the problem you are trying to solve is "interacting with random humans" then sure Robotaxi is good. If you are interested in "moving a lot of people to w
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by __alexs 1y ago
I am so bored of this kind of "design". It's just churn for the sake of ego.
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by __alexs 1y ago
We've been using ts-node with swc for ages and seems to work great. Never really understood why tsx exists.
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by __alexs 1y ago
FWIW Having worked a lot with Alex on cryptography he seems almost entirely incapable of doing something that I would normally consider an advert. Sometimes people have good experiences with tools and like to share them.
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by __alexs 1y ago
A distinction without a difference.
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by __alexs 1y ago
If you do it for decades (or have low pH water?), you will slowly get dumber and probably get dementia or something.
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by __alexs 1y ago
It's almost like the net benefit of lead was actually quite high or something.
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by __alexs 1y ago
Lead is so obviously bad for that we have known it for thousands of years.
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by __alexs 1y ago
Could you point the DNS at a different tracker?
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by __alexs 1y ago
It would be best to develop against open models and plug Gurobi in separately in this situation I expect. If you are working on a problem that NEEDS Gurobi's level of quality, someone will pay you to build it (and probably keep it clos
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by __alexs 1y ago
Ah so that's why my headphone amp disables volume control on the output entirely.
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by __alexs 1y ago
Disappointed this isn't an actual VM running Windows 3.1 in the browser.
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by __alexs 1y ago
The on demand pricing is pretty reasonable.
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by __alexs 1y ago
It's not cheap but actually quite reasonable and the quality is very good vs free solvers. If you are building a product that needs MILP it's worth it.
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by __alexs 1y ago
EU regulation is often "you can not have the cool thing" not "the cool thing must be operated equitably". I think they are more interested in protecting old money than in protecting people.
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by __alexs 1y ago
I guess the idea is that by asking the model to do something that is inherently hard for it we might learn something about the baseline smartness of each model which could be considered a predictor for performance at other tasks too.
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by __alexs 1y ago
True audiophiles hold out for Low-background steel enclosures. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low-background_steel
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by __alexs 1y ago
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by __alexs 1y ago
Gemini seems to think it's very interesting.
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by __alexs 1y ago
There's one that loads code out of the best matching SO answer automatically https://github.com/drathier/stack-overflow-import
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by __alexs 1y ago
By systematising/gamifying this stuff you actually help distract people from participating in the realpolitik going on within the executive team. If you stop other non-exec level realising the real way power is exercised within the com
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by __alexs 1y ago
Is this 1 or 2 large customers taking a massive stake to avoid the business getting sued into the ground? Or perhaps dumping equity by the backdoor because they are about to get sued into the ground?
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by __alexs 1y ago
Giving every customer their own firmware is already automated. Computer vision based cheats are also rapidly on the rise. You don't get wall hacks but you do top 1% reaction times and perfect tracking.
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by __alexs 1y ago
They are already full of cheaters. DMA cards are undetectable even from kernel anti cheat.
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by __alexs 1y ago
Standards bodies rarely enforce rules themselves.
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by __alexs 1y ago
Can Vernor Vinge please spend just one day not being right about everything?
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by __alexs 1y ago
Publishing them might help you find out.
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by __alexs 1y ago
Postgres is not a distributed system in this configuration usually though is it?
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by __alexs 2y ago
Does billing for the API actually work properly yet?

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