amelius

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by amelius 19d ago
But Arm is owned by SoftBank, a Japanese conglomerate. (I think Japanese sovereignty is the main point of the article.)
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by amelius 19d ago
So, server manufactured/integrated in Japan; actual chip manufactured elsewhere (but "developed" in Japan, whatever that means)?
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by amelius 19d ago
It will kill us by being better at everything we do. This will cause mass erectile dysfunction. And so in the end it only has to kill the CEOs of the AI labs which is easy to do. (Sorry if this thinking is too much out of the box for anyone
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by amelius 19d ago
After decades of Hollywood producing end-of-the-world dystopian sci-fi movies, we still can't make a mental image of how AI could kill us?
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by amelius 19d ago
> Keep the oil secure against attacks by our adversaries. This is an especially hard challenge because petroleum has this tendency to light on fire, so a huge concentration of it is especially difficult to keep safe. > Release oil qui
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by amelius 19d ago
The whole "flawless victory" thing isn't aging well either.
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by amelius 19d ago
I'm adding this to my list of things that should be simple but aren't. It already contains "Sending a 1GB file to a friend without seeing advertisements" and "Making a mixtape for my friends who are on a different s
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by amelius 19d ago
If you still think AI produces slop then you aren't paying enough for your AI.
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by amelius 19d ago
Does this weld Rust to CUDA? Can we use the Rust code to run on other archs?
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by amelius 19d ago
They should have asked AI to implement the redundancy.
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by amelius 19d ago
That layout does not look very good: https://github.com/drandyhaas/KiCadRoutingTools/blob/main/do... I'm curious if this even works at high speed though I'm seeing what appears to be length-mat
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by amelius 19d ago
Why wouldn't an LLM be able to do high speed designs? Are you inventing new types of design rules for every board? Or is it simply because the automatic layout tools are not up to the task yet?
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by amelius 19d ago
Can it shop autonomously on LCSC? Is it allowed to?
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by amelius 20d ago
This was implicit :(
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by amelius 20d ago
> Europe’s biggest problem, I think, is its lost mojo. Europe's biggest problem is that every decision can be vetoed by one of the member states. Which in practice means that the EU has very little power.
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by amelius 20d ago
Well, at least he has the YouTube ads.
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by amelius 20d ago
It could anonymize the data, at least.
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by amelius 20d ago
It wouldn't be cool because it would still hand your data to Google.
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by amelius 20d ago
Keep clicking them and never give up!
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by amelius 20d ago
Yeah but should programming issues become "how can I be more friendly to the waiter so they give me what I want?" That's not what I want programming to become. I'd choose a different profession then. Maybe I'd becom
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by amelius 20d ago
I thought Datomic was back.
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by amelius 20d ago
I like the idea of someone losing hundreds of millions of dollars if my plane goes down.
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by amelius 20d ago
Wow, that's quite some leg space!
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by amelius 20d ago
Aha, yes you're right! Thanks.
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by amelius 21d ago
How do you know you're using Astra? My ChatGPT env only says "low", "medium", "high". Is this a "pro" thing? I have totally no idea what I'm talking to, so actually I'm thinking of stop
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by amelius 21d ago
What is the success rate?
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by amelius 21d ago
Can it work from technical drawings? Like, I give it a datasheet containing a number of projections and the tool produces a correct model with the proper dimensions?
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by amelius 21d ago
What is the energy label of this frame?
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by amelius 21d ago
Makes you think. If Russia can get a bunch of teenagers to put pipes on the railway tracks or fly some drones near an airport, then so can AI.
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by amelius 21d ago
How much of iOS is vibe coded?

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