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by aeonik 1y ago
Some information's value is absolutely time sensitive, and will decrease in time, or based on events. But otherwise, very interesting perspective.
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by aeonik 1y ago
I think it's a clever idea, an "open trademark". Independent certification that something fits a brand but anyone is allowed to use the brand if they pass certification. It would need a non-profit or government support though
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by aeonik 1y ago
But you haven't gained... you could be taxed over and over again, and if the stick drops or hits zero then what? It's all on paper and not "real".
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by aeonik 1y ago
Except it has trouble rendering text on the CLI version when producing SVGs.
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by aeonik 1y ago
I know that's the goal, but I was doing deeper reading and didn't understand the nuances here. It felt deprecated, and I remember reading that you should prefer FFM. That's one of the reasons I posted it. A lot of knowledge
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by aeonik 1y ago
I thought JNI was being deprecated in favor of the new FFM interface. https://openjdk.org/jeps/472
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by aeonik 1y ago
Everything, I use it to memorize anything that doesn't stick the first time. I just don't use an app. I will challenge myself to remember things or practice things manually. It's probably sub optimal compared to structured sp
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by aeonik 1y ago
This gets messy though because the deeper you dig the more the word "live" loses meaning. Is "live" data something emitted within milliseconds? Seconds? Is it "live" if it’s replayed from a buffer with minimal
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by aeonik 1y ago
I don't like the color scheme, and in some of the snippets I don't understand the correlation, but some of them, I think the structural highlighting is very nice.
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by aeonik 1y ago
It's the opposite, people only by corvettes because it's the most sensible option for their needs. They need a fast sweet car, and not spend hundreds of thousands of dollars. Ultimately it's rooted in the need for procreation
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by aeonik 1y ago
"Filthy eidetics. Their freeloading had become too much for our society to bear. Something had to be done. We found the mutation in their hippocampus and released a new CRISPR-mRNA-based gene suppression system. Those who were immune w
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by aeonik 1y ago
"You couldn’t implement these functions yourself - they are magic intrinsics which are implemented in hardware" But why?
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by aeonik 1y ago
Well theoretically if you compiled the whole system with Zig or Rust, you could eliminate that undefined behavior of invalid pointers right? You'd need an OS that supports it, but it seems viable that the OS using allocators could know
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by aeonik 1y ago
if only we had a system that we could all operate on with a standard set of tools that would take care of shared resource access like this.
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by aeonik 1y ago
What graphs are you talking about? I've never heard of LLM radiographs, and my searches are coming up empty.
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by aeonik 1y ago
If I donate my body to octopus stockfeed after I die (after organs are harvested for those in need obviously), does that give me a pass?
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by aeonik 1y ago
You could reasonably hit a target within 36 inches at a mile with a lot of different calibers. You don't necessarily need large caliber. .50 cal has a great ballistic coefficient, but bullet design and speed matters a lot too. 6.5 cree
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by aeonik 1y ago
Parent comment edited I think, But I was addressing the the issue if enforcing column widths in a shared code base. I interpreted their statement as something like "you can't enforce column width in a code base with tabs". Bu
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by aeonik 1y ago
Why can't you just have a linter or a hook check that (tabs*2 + chars) < $defined_width
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by aeonik 1y ago
They are still deterministic. You can set temperature to zero to get the output to be consistent, but even the temperature usually uses a seed or psuedo random number generator. Though this would depend on the implementation. https:/&
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by aeonik 1y ago
I agree with the author, we need better primitives, if you need functionality now: Major tools that exist today for partial structure traversal and focused manipulation: - Optics (Lenses, Prisms, Traversals) Elegant, composable ways to
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by aeonik 1y ago
Engineers aren't shy about eviscerating each other's work when mistakes are made—sometimes too eager, frankly. Whole courses are built around forensically dissecting every error in major systems. Entire advanced fields are written
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by aeonik 1y ago
Why solid gold? It would be way too ductile, heavy, and conduct far too much heat. Diamond might actually be better: low surface energy means a low coefficient of friction, so it would be much easier to clean. It would still suck the heat r
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by aeonik 1y ago
In my experience, math majors can do some pretty incredible acrobatics (in a good way), but their documentation, systemic performance awareness, and overall design sense often lag behind. These are things they usually pick up outside of the
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by aeonik 1y ago
You don't want another new JavaScript framework instead? Speaking of which, it feels like we are overdue for the next big one. Is it actually slowing down? Everybody just went head first into AI?
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by aeonik 1y ago
More reliable than 80% of my teachers growing up.
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by aeonik 1y ago
How though? Do you setup RAG for this? Large context window? What do you use?
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by aeonik 1y ago
You can absolutely etch silicon at home. Processes like wet etching (KOH, HF), reactive ion etching (RIE), laser ablation, and even electron beam lithography using repurposed CRTs are all viable at the DIY scale. They're not used in hi
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by aeonik 1y ago
These threading macros can increase performance, the developer even has a parallelizing threading macro. I use these with xforms transducers. https://github.com/johnmn3/injest
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by aeonik 1y ago
Yea I have some ideas, but I haven't found an easy way to implement it yet. The term of art that I'm exploring is called "Holographic Interferometry". Sibling poster gave you a link to regular interferometry. But basical

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