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5mo ago
There's a river of cash flowing to the pockets of the wealthy and to the megalomaniac projects of hyperscaler, but not to drip a few pennies onto the pockets of people providing such an important public service as journalists.
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5mo ago
What are these messages? Threatening your ex-wife? Plotting to commit arson? Or saying you don't like immigrants? They all fall under this umbrella, yet the vast majority of people would agree the first two are criminal in nature.
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5mo ago
Arab Spring and the Obama campaign. I know, it seems a lifetime ago...
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5mo ago
Weird Gloop (wiki host, started with runescape but now has dozens) has blogged about this https://weirdgloop.org/blog/clankers
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5mo ago
To be honest I'm a bit confused by your comments but the parts I can understand show some misunderstandings. > lack of NaN/inf makes them fail on lots of other issues You comment repeats several times assertions of the form &qu
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5mo ago
> The takes I've seen from pretty much all the numerical analysts is that posits are not really viable as a replacement for floating-point; they're just a much worse implementation Care to elaborate? All the analyses I've
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5mo ago
Yeah all you need is answer-shaped text. Why would the truth of that answer matter at all?
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5mo ago
It's all slop. Look at the first two examples in their own announcement : fitness and wellness slop from websites like "top 11 exercises to do when you work from home", and god damn sneaker drops and what bloody influencer
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5mo ago
You need Claude Code to copy a string into your config/make file?
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5mo ago
Some of the complexity that comes with this really comes from the complexity of IEEE734 itself, plus the fragmentation of alternatives at lower precision. I would have loved if the article mentioned the efforts at integrating Posits [0] in
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5mo ago
If a group of people claim to be "divinely inspired" but then they do the same evil more or less as other groups, that leads me to conclude that they are not uniquely favoured by a god.
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5mo ago
Tier-0 whataboutism argument.
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5mo ago
Wow, in 36 years of scientific and technological progress, life expectancy went up and so did raw economic output? Again, what does that have to do with exploitation?
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5mo ago
Interesting document from last year. Still Francis papacy, but not written by the pope. https://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/congregations/cfaith/docu...
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5mo ago
My guy, just let it go, and find hobbies which are not watching streamers.
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5mo ago
This article completely ignores the elephant in the room, which is that a certain nation has manipulated the voting for 3 years now...
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5mo ago
About 1/2 of all people who ever died from smoking-related causes were non-smokers.
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5mo ago
Source please
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What do you mean? Pulling a few camera feeds to track down or identify a theft occurring at a known location at a roughly known time is a few minute's work. It's worth the value of the bike let alone the value of prosecuting a cri
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5mo ago
You're right that's what it should be, as me and my kid's right not to get trampled to death beneath a 2m hood clearly trumps your "right" to drive a 4-ton machine at unsafe speeds wherever you please. But sadly t
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5mo ago
Funny you say that when Spain, Portugal, and Greece work more hours than Germany or the Netherlands.
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5mo ago
Unfortunately, for a few years now, social media is real life...
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5mo ago
https://xcancel.com/leaksph
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5mo ago
If you are citing a work you paste a citation to that work. If you are bullshitting you ask an AI to come up with a citation. Jesus, there is zero reason to ever "generate a citation" if you are not, in fact, commiting fraud.
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5mo ago
You clearly misunderstand. You cite a work in your paper because you have read that work, and build upon it or want to refer to it to back up a specific claim . Generating references is fraud period, because you are implying that you have
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5mo ago
Poe's law striking hard.
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5mo ago
> The codebase is otherwise largely the same. The same architecture, the same data structures. How can you possibly verify this, if a 1M line patch was written over 7 days? It's at best a hunch (vibes?), and at worst a lie.
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5mo ago
Fair enough. Streaming my location and an OBD dump to Google whenever I'm driving is a non-starter for me, so I'll stick with the aux cord!
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The top comment in the thread explains it pretty well, so please don't pretend it's anything else. The point is they went from "chillax, it's just an experiment" to "we'll switch languages via a 1M line vi
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5mo ago
Can you clarify? Does it feed it bullshit data? Because android auto expects car telemetry data which it streams to Google's servers. Which is a big no-no for me for obvious reasons.
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