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arjvik
8mo ago
As far as I remember, they called it a Guild in all their developer documentation
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VibeTensor: AI-Generated Deep Learning Tensor Library
(github.com)
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arjvik
9mo ago
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arjvik
9mo ago
I'm not sure I agree... while I don't ever see myself writing papers with AI, I hate wrangling a bibtex bibliography. I wouldn't trust today's GPT-5-with-web-search to do turn a bullet point list of papers into proper ci
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arjvik
9mo ago
My favorite link of all time: https://jpmorgan.c1ic.link/logger_zcGFC2_bank_xss.docm Definitely not meta
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arjvik
9mo ago
I personally believe that the ideal situation is in fact everyone reclining their seat
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arjvik
9mo ago
When I lived in Texas, we had a massive storm in winter of 2021 leaving many without power for a week. I was told that Texas maintained its own energy grid independent from the rest of the nation’s eastern and western grids, and supposedly
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arjvik
9mo ago
I don’t understand why you want to enforce only using the public key instead of private key - while I believe you that as of now browsers do not disclose the public key anywhere, I’d also suspect that this is far more likely to be violated
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arjvik
9mo ago
One of the many patron saints of engineers! If he so believed in it, may his arrow be pointing up! :)
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arjvik
10mo ago
As a quick hack, is this flaw fixed by using top-p or top-k or min-p or whatever the current hottest logit sampling algorithm is?
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arjvik
10mo ago
How hackable is the firmware, if we want to assign different handling to the button presses? Can we flash our own firmware to the device?
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arjvik
11mo ago
The more interesting question is is it even possible to learn the logic gates solution through gradient descent?
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arjvik
11mo ago
Is sizecoding the same as the demoscene?
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arjvik
11mo ago
One signed up knowing the risk (not defending, I also think its insane, just devils advocate)
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arjvik
11mo ago
This assumes risk appetite is the same. For instance, insurance works this way - in expectation you’d pay less yourself, but a 3 sigma event can bankrupt you. You willingly pass on this risk for a price.
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arjvik
11mo ago
These days, you really don’t need multiple ports, reverse proxies that disambiguate via subdomain or path are incredibly easy to configure.
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arjvik
11mo ago
No Free Lunch theorem applies here!
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arjvik
11mo ago
Can I ask what the Google health insurance is like?
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arjvik
1y ago
Hyperthreading is technically a level above superscalar?
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arjvik
1y ago
> if you don't properly invest in the maintenance of the thing For me, it's not the money that's annoying (though of course I'm not pleased by the bills every once in a while). It's the amount of time it takes to
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arjvik
1y ago
I’m confused why this can’t be done in software? mount -t tmpfs ram /mnt/ramdisk
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arjvik
1y ago
Almost a “do you know who I am?” moment :)
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arjvik
1y ago
Curious - how does one achieve this in Linux? I assume initramfs-only with special purpose pid0 and only the modules needed statically compiled into the kernel? What else would it take?
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arjvik
1y ago
The interesting part is this is done in Pallas! Seems like the Pallas of old has completely been upgraded
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arjvik
1y ago
SQL requires setting the max length of a string, and its quite reasonable to set it to len(2147483647)=10 if you were expecting 32-bit int IDs.
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arjvik
1y ago
Sounds like its time to make him an offer he can't refuse
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arjvik
1y ago
Very viable, please go this route!
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arjvik
1y ago
If that's the case, isn't a grep tool a lot more tractable than a Linux agent that will end up mostly calling `grep`?
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arjvik
1y ago
* Some standards such as ISO 6709 (Standard representation of geographic point location by coordinates) describe points as (latitude, longitude). * Others such as RFC 7946 (GeoJSON) describes points as (longitude, latitude). Using
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Diffusion Cam: img2text2img social media
(diffusion.cam)
6 points
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arjvik
1y ago
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arjvik
1y ago
Reminds me of the row-echelon form algorithm we learned in algebra!
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