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amelius
1mo ago
> However, the complexity of the algorithms, and, in particular, the presence of various special cases in the code which occur with very low but non-zero probability make it impossible to rule out the possibility of bugs remaining in the
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1mo ago
Will BigAI support this with free access to lots of hardware loaded with frontier models?
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amelius
1mo ago
This could never have been invented in SV. You cannot show large bright colored advertisements on it!
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1mo ago
> glad to see the project will continue. Well ... perhaps without the project people would get fed up with X much faster and move on to something better. So perhaps these websites only help X to exist.
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What Is Your Favorite Deep, Elegant, or Beautiful Explanation?
(edge.org)
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amelius
1mo ago
Ads are really a cancer of modern society. Can we please just ban them to yellow pages only? (Where we can watch them on __our__ terms, not __their__ terms)
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amelius
1mo ago
Did you know that ethernet can run over HDMI? It's called HDMI Ethernet Channel (HEC).
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amelius
1mo ago
Heh, why not ask Fable? I'm sure its legal advice is based on more informedness than when asking HN.
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amelius
1mo ago
Yes, this is basically the inverse of: "Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime."
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amelius
1mo ago
I recently read somewhere that someone wrote a letter/email to Apple's legal team, explaining the risks. Sorry if I cannot be more specific, I already went through my browser history and cannot find it back right now. PS: Browsers
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1mo ago
My bet: Apple is going to close it down. It is too much of a legal risk. What if some Linux enthusiast finds patent infringements in Apple's undocumented APIs?
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amelius
1mo ago
Legal reasons. Lawyers say "no".
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amelius
1mo ago
But if you are in a full selfdriving car and it kills someone, is it on the user, or on the vendor of the car? Or does it depend on what is in the EULA and whether the user agreed to it?
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1mo ago
Maybe the tape drive vendors are afraid to cannibalize their enterprise market. Or the technology is inherently expensive, but I can't believe that is true.
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amelius
1mo ago
Yeah we need cheaper, consumer friendly, tape technology.
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amelius
1mo ago
You can show them as 4x4 boards of 4x4 squares.
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amelius
1mo ago
Well, Musk will not be belling any cat, he hasn't even been to space himself. This makes me think he's really just performing an act for investors.
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1mo ago
If it is only 4x4x2x2 then this has fewer hypersquares than a proper version of 4D tic tac toe, e.g.: https://csclub.uwaterloo.ca/~r345liu/
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Did you say AI-mish?
(medium.com)
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1mo ago
Let's first be a competitor to Musk's short term commercial plans.
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1mo ago
Falsehood People Believe about Programmers: Programmers think the models they use are perfect.
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amelius
1mo ago
How many kids below 16 do you know that smoke and drink alcohol? Clearly, laws have a not insignificant effect, even if you could easily ignore them.
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1mo ago
"overthinking" was the wrong word, clearly, yes.
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1mo ago
But that uses Gtk 3. Gtk 4 is already more than 5 years old ...
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1mo ago
Anything for Linux? Or cross-platform? I looked for Qt bindings but they appeared to be abandoned last time I checked.
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1mo ago
What is the recommended GUI framework for OCaml? (Please don't say HTML)
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1mo ago
Interesting to see that they are not using the coordinate-free representation (exterior calculus, differential forms) that mathematical physicists prefer to use today.
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1mo ago
Great to see this. The food industry has reached a complexity that is unfathomable. It is about time.
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1mo ago
You mean like whistleblowers?
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1mo ago
Companies should be required to provide the full supply-chain of the ingredients. On the packaging. With addresses. And no PO-boxes.
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