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by atemerev 3y ago
I don’t know, when I damaged the keyfob from my 2009 Jaguar, I tried Flipper Zero, I tried more and more questionable devices from Aliexpress, but I couldn’t clone my own key from its chip (the buttons were not working, though). Perhaps I w
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by atemerev 3y ago
I forget (like most of things that do not have some immediate reward attached; so I have to engineer the reward somehow).
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by atemerev 3y ago
Yes, I am doing this with Reminders app.
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by atemerev 3y ago
Does not work for ADHD people, we can’t keep routines :( I have to remind myself to brush my teeth every day.
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by atemerev 3y ago
Wow, thanks!
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by atemerev 3y ago
Impressive on my tests, excellent work! Indeed, it is better than GPT-4 for coding-related activities. I suppose you are not releasing the weights, right? Anyway, good luck! I hope investors are already forming a nice queue before your door
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by atemerev 3y ago
Here's your free Facebook-like open source social network server: https://github.com/FreeFeed/freefeed-server Works in production at https://freefeed.net/ .
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by atemerev 3y ago
But there are a lot of open locally running models you can hack and build upon.
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by atemerev 3y ago
I don’t think that many people trust _corporations_ anywhere. In the US, people at least can have some stake there, by owning stocks etc, which makes them more engaged. Stock markets in Europe are laughable, people rarely invest there, exce
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by atemerev 3y ago
Well, there are not many countries where people actually trust institutions (and, above all, the government). Perhaps Germany, Nordic countries, Netherlands, Japan, maybe a few more. In Switzerland, we work with the government, and are gene
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by atemerev 3y ago
The one really useful thing is that Flipper can emulate Nintendo Amiibo effortlessly. _All of them_.
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by atemerev 3y ago
We have voted in Schengen membership in 2008, but opted out of many association agreements with EU. We have a referendum like every 4 months, so all of this is not a big deal, things like these are routinely decided with a direct all-nation
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by atemerev 3y ago
The best way to overcome the rocket equation is stop going up and down gravity wells. Let’s build orbital factories and habitats.
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by atemerev 3y ago
This is awesome, particularly the bit about deleting your code when you are stuck, and starting anew. I immediately remember hundreds of issues that could be fixed much earlier, if I wouldn't have persisted with the first draft of the
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by atemerev 3y ago
Computational universe is not necessarily a lattice universe. We can compute with a graph of relationships (including distances between particles) and time snapshots; I think this model fits better.
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by atemerev 3y ago
Qatari government is always happy to help.
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by atemerev 3y ago
Yeah, yeah, make sure you are born into a rich family and a right zip code.
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by atemerev 3y ago
Because Soviet Union was developing nuclear bombs (and stealing the technology, too) immediately in pace with the US program. If the US program was to stop, the Soviet one wouldn’t stop.
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by atemerev 3y ago
“Rehabilitation” means that a person is suffering from some condition, and they are not personally at fault for their crimes. While there is some partial truth in this point of view, taking it at 100% face value is unfair, to say the least.
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by atemerev 3y ago
Well, I meant that nodejs exists since long ago...
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by atemerev 3y ago
Last year? It was all in awe already in 2014 or so.
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by atemerev 3y ago
Good, otherwise we would have to live in the World Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, tovaristch.
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by atemerev 3y ago
I always liked Chapel. It is one of the very few HPC-first languages (the only other one I know of is Regent). And probably the most convenient way to port or write numeric code in heterogeneous computing environments (the only other choice
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by atemerev 3y ago
Sorry, hundreds of political consulting agencies are already warming up their GPU clusters with uncensored local models. I am running some experiments too.
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by atemerev 3y ago
I fully agree, and the same reasoning applies for the military use of AI.
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by atemerev 3y ago
Of course. People in Los Alamos were (and are) enthusiastic to work on nuclear weapons. There is no shortage of people enjoying building such things.
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by atemerev 3y ago
Well, I refer you to this fine chart: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/T10Y2Y (look at max date range)
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by atemerev 3y ago
Because the origin of ideas is important. But yes, we have some original ideas in European academia. Our startup scene however is absolutely laughable (the only two countries that at least trying to do something are France and Estonia, the
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by atemerev 3y ago
In Switzerland. And yes, deep learning scaling (by solving the vanishing gradient problem) was discovered by him, but this was a previous era of AI. LLMs required a lot of new ideas on top of that.
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by atemerev 3y ago
ASML relies on the EUV technology developed in the United States by DARPA, which it has acquired by buying an American company it was initially exclusively licensed to (Nikon and Canon were the first in line to license it, but the deal didn

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