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by __s 2y ago
might not be exactly what you're thinking, but schadenfreude
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by __s 2y ago
Wand not having charges makes it seem like the best thing to rush. Income per level went way down after buying bow Melee knockback always a tossup, especially since freeze can be chained, goes much nicer on Windforce Observed pacman glitch:
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by __s 2y ago
The two aren't really related. A implies B does not mean B implies A, ie negating B won't negate A, ie not having automatic tax filing won't remove the loss of privacy Might as well say "Maybe instead of changing the way
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by __s 2y ago
Oh, I see your comparison was "no humans, ai" vs "no humans, no ai". I thought you had ai survival in both The reason it's better is because the former has some form of intelligence surviving It's memetic self
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by __s 2y ago
Their new posts will be dead. You can enable seeing dead posts in settings. Then if you click on their account & view their comments, it'll all be grayed out I vouched for barfard's comment in this thread
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by __s 2y ago
I wouldn't say it's better, just it's not a future that needs to be prevented. If the planet becomes uninhabitable due to human caused climate change & manufacturing waste, then it isn't the fault of the surviving AI
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by __s 2y ago
The superintelligent AI would be left, & hopefully some non human biological life. Which is much better than scorched earth scenarios
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by __s 2y ago
thanks, I've fixed them btw, you appear to be shadow banned, probably on account of being downvoted for making short comments like "good" or "I don't get it" Short & simple responses may be adequate at time
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by __s 2y ago
He's strawmanning by trying to steelman a bad argument The problem with AI regulation is that it won't be effective. Governments are still going to have access to put it in killer drones & those drones will leak AI being super
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by __s 2y ago
https://www.imec-int.com/en/articles/how-power-chips-backsid... has some explanation that's a bit beyond ELI5, but they have 2 pictures: frontside: https://www.imec-int.com/_next/image?ur
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by __s 2y ago
By that I think he meant to differentiate Hegel from TypeScript as Hegel being strict, as opposed to TypeScript being what is often described as gradually typed
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by __s 2y ago
What trend? Forking happens all the time. It's one of the benefits of open source. I've often made PRs on github to projects while shifting projects I work on to my fork since upstreaming can take months or often never happen Gran
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by __s 2y ago
Because you want to use it as a basis for military VR or something
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by __s 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jh-42-7L7B0
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by __s 2y ago
Hypothesis makes sense I have a third person memory as a child when a chip bag exploded in a restaurant, the memory is an aerial view. My imagined image was retained as an actual memory
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by __s 3y ago
Dynamic calling conventions also won't work with dynamic linking
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by __s 3y ago
He's playing Watcher. But yes, to maintain his high winrate he's optimizing to mitigate bad rolls (re Watcher, I'm not saying his results aren't impressive, but its not comparable to the original 3, see first run of htt
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by __s 3y ago
Slay the Spire on higher ascensions forces learning this, where potions shouldn't be held for more than a couple floors unless they solve a specific fight (like thorns vs stabby book or heart)
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by __s 3y ago
article was written in 2012, & republished in 2017 > But during the last 15 years or so, that wasn't always the case. Today, we resurface our look at the greatest MP3 player that was—Winamp. This piece originally ran on June 24,
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by __s 3y ago
https://wiki.c2.com/?WhatsBeenDoneInSmalltalk https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/7nm8u/comment/... Over time I expect systems died or migrated away from Smalltalk
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by __s 3y ago
The Office took out a shot of a character is in blackface https://deadline.com/2020/06/the-office-blackface-scene-crea... of Montreal edited out a line "I’m just a black she-male" from Women's Studi
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by __s 3y ago
What's your alternative? https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html ipv6 rollout is well in progress. AWS started charging extra for IPv4 ips. 32 bits is not enough. According to that site India
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by __s 3y ago
I'm talking about code size. Wasm has efficient encodings for small integers, but constants for floats always take up 5/9 bytes
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by __s 3y ago
Surprised recent versions 1.18+ didn't see a jump in improvement, but might explain sumloop improvement for 1.19 I checked, they use switch on opcodes in vm.go. So would expect a recent improvement, but probably only <5%, & I di
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by __s 3y ago
GC feature in wasm extends to having opaque references outside linear memory (which may reference objects controlled by host system's gc) avoiding need for js caller to handle resource being freed by wasm code with a pool or something
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by __s 3y ago
Unfortunately nothing concrete, it's a few kb here & there. I'd estimate I've saved ~300kb overall. I'd have to go back to compare these things. Removing floats saved more space than I expected Also important is conf
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by __s 3y ago
Important to include the preceding "With GC," In theory you can import DOM functions from runtime & call with references to dom objects now, bypassing JS to call directly into runtime (I say in theory because I'm not in t
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by __s 3y ago
I've kept openEtG's wasm blob (card game engine) <400kb while migrating a lot of logic (card text generation, etc) to wasm. It's Rust. Doing so takes some care: 1. avoid floats (fixed point arithmetic saved quite a bit of
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by __s 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwAD6dRSVyI 3Blue1Brown on visualizing higher dimensions explains it well
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by __s 3y ago
Sure, but saying two people are the same magnitude is very different from saying they have the same level of touch sensitivity Two complex numbers can have the same magnitude & be very far apart. Assuming we stick to the positive/p

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