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by anon291 3mo ago
I get nothing but depression from online interactions with other people and nothing but joy with my in-person interactions. I'd rather my kids start drinking and hang out at a bar or develop a smoking habit and hang at a hookah cafe th
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by anon291 3mo ago
You can do this right now with an iterator adaptor and some range trickery. The c++ range based for loop already enables the same behavior as python. The only thing missing is a standard enumerate function. This is a Fine addition to c++ du
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by anon291 3mo ago
Do you do research? Because if you don't, then you're not the target market for general purpose AI compute chips.
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by anon291 3mo ago
Kids shouldn't have smartphones until much later, like late teenage years. A flip phone for kids who are out of the house regularly with some contacts is fine. No need to be a Luddite, but what do kids possibly get out of a phone? If I
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by anon291 3mo ago
Have you ever actually had anyone work with these chips? Developer ux on amd is terrible.
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by anon291 3mo ago
> In fact, contrary to the competition, one can play with CUDA even on laptops, go figure. This is the part people don't get. You can program cuda anywhere on any Nvidia card, unlike other companies' chips you don't need a
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by anon291 3mo ago
They don't though. Money for ai is pretty much free in America to anyone who can demonstrate a modicum of competence in the field. The only people who are without access are students or hobbyists really.
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by anon291 3mo ago
Nvidia has a moat. Hardware is hard. No one really competes with them for general compute
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by anon291 3mo ago
Because high school is what we fully fund as a nation
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by anon291 3mo ago
Perfect pitch is a hindrance because it is an inability to perceive relative pitch. However relative pitch people can hear perfect pitch with training. I can do this for the most part. I typically always start singing in the same key after
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by anon291 3mo ago
I understand now
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by anon291 3mo ago
They're not picking. They're rewarding.
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by anon291 3mo ago
Shifting the goalposts. For most of american history a high school education was considered sufficient to be part of a functioning democracy. If a music education (or whatever) is required to be part of democracy, then everyone should have
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by anon291 3mo ago
I agree with you on the goal of education. But whats the goal of government education subsidies?
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by anon291 3mo ago
If they've not offered you anything, the non compete is certainly not valid.
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by anon291 3mo ago
Just ignore them completely unless you're an executive.
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by anon291 3mo ago
All financing is circular. This concern is beyond the pale contrived Financing is circular because creating a liability for one party (debt) creates an asset for another (the bank) off of which more debt can be secured A bank / financi
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by anon291 3mo ago
Computation is the study of infinity. That is how I like to think about it. It doesn't seem that way when you're building a website (well, in some ways because it's not at that point), but every algorithm, data structure, etc
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by anon291 3mo ago
If the memory is bounded then your software is a simple finite automaton, and can be decided in finite time. The issue is with unbounded memory. The issue with the halting problem is a simple characteristic of infinity. This is actually wh
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by anon291 3mo ago
I've been to India many times (visiting family) as someone born and raised in America, and most people on the internet have bizarre views on India. I'm someone who is generally 'down' on travel to India because it's
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by anon291 3mo ago
Oh sure I run about 10 miles / week, but that's only like 2 hours max running. I still sit most of the day and have tons of 'sitting' problems. I don't know what everyone else's experience with tech work is, bu
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by anon291 3mo ago
I have no idea what 'sedentary' even means. I work on a desk mostly but I also walk 15 - 20 k steps per day because that's just my life and I accomplish most daily tasks (shopping, going to park, coffee, etc walking). Is that
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by anon291 3mo ago
I usually kexec into new kernels, but rarely, I do reboot for firmware updates. My system is rebooted sometimes due to power, and while it comes back just fine... there's no need to reboot a computer that works.
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by anon291 3mo ago
I use NixOS and haven't restarted my machines in years. Always on. There are power outages once in a while but everything is set to restart when power is available so it comes back up.
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by anon291 3mo ago
It's a bit messy and gives away too many details of my setup (including IP addresses and such). I'll see if I can eventually release something like it. I've thought of developing a tool that lets you auto-generate network top
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by anon291 3mo ago
I do use nixos on my (limited) servers. I self host everything. Ama.
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by anon291 3mo ago
I self host my own stuff in a data center with a bunch of computers. I have a virtualized setup all in nix defining nixos setups for all hosts. Switches are virtualized using open v switch and everything is made so that the nix expression g
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by anon291 3mo ago
I've find my email on simple-nixos-mailserver for almost a half decade... So easy, less than 25 lines of code and a command line to update every few months.
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by anon291 3mo ago
I've run nixos for ten years now without ever having to reinstall... Just continuous updates and my dev environments are nice and segregated and one command line away from being identical on all my computers. Nirvana
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by anon291 4mo ago
I've found ChatGPT to be much better at medicine than doctors. For example, every winter, I would get itchy toes. I was quite concerned because they could be quite painful. But the symptoms were not obvious and they wouldn't occur

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