avadodin

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by avadodin 4mo ago
As long as we rewrite all the C++ in Rust first.
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by avadodin 4mo ago
Fallacy fallacy(and variants) implies there is a fallacy in the first place. If the slope is slippery, it is not a fallacy to conclude that things will slide when placed on it. Claiming something is a fallacy —when it is not— is simply a fa
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by avadodin 4mo ago
The Taenia genus —among many other pork parasites— is —or used to be— endemic in the whole Iberian peninsula and all ethnic Spaniards eat raw pork meat. I don't even know which mystery non–Spaniard dark–skins the doctor is trying to bl
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by avadodin 4mo ago
Disabling this feature makes you judge its performance less accurately —for people pretending to learn from their mistakes do the same. I think it was the Aliens universe where the Soviet megacorp makes the androids blue despite their being
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by avadodin 4mo ago
I have experimented with it and E4b is perfectly capable of being useful if you provide it with ready–to–use skills. It's still more like programming than telling a chatbot to go make you GTAVI in JavaScript and make sure the graphics
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by avadodin 4mo ago
It's denarii, barbar.
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by avadodin 4mo ago
People are not going to understand my generic reincarnation harem anime if it doesn't involve Koreans working 120+h weeks for minimum wage. Just the staggering amount of anime produced these days blows my mind. One could die of overwor
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by avadodin 4mo ago
Nice to get a callback to previously acquired knowledge with what I assume is an arabizi (sp?) handle. Islamic trade is certainly one of the best models out there but I think in many cases in practice it is still applied subversively. It i
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by avadodin 4mo ago
It could make sense if one was looking to make interventions early on before the candidates reach the selection process. Don't claim AI is discriminating against non–selects, though. I doubt companies are using Gr*k to make their hirin
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by avadodin 4mo ago
There is a difference between being probably safe and being provably safe. Rust's unsafes are likely safe. Assembly snippets in the Linux kernel are likely safe. These statements have no bearing on whether the present asm block being c
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by avadodin 4mo ago
Just don't add memory safety bugs is solid advice, but treating "asm" as C's "unsafe" keyword would void the memory safety guarantees in Fil-C. I don't know how the author's proprietary LLM swarm hand
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by avadodin 4mo ago
These companies are so good at selling their product's likely incompetence as possibly intentional subversion.
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by avadodin 4mo ago
Ninner nanner
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by avadodin 4mo ago
iGPUs are often slower or only as fast as CPUs when it comes to LLM text generation. The advantage is mainly in memory bandwidth. External GPUs' internal memory is slightly faster than DDR attached to your CPU. Other types of "AI&
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by avadodin 4mo ago
That title got me: Modern C++ CPUs as in LISP CPUs or as in Verilog CPUs?
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by avadodin 4mo ago
If it's not your top concern, you're probably a government employee with full security clearance and the "consumer desktop" doubles as a pirated game rig, top secret NAS and Twitter battle box.
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by avadodin 4mo ago
Returning an error is better but you're using ssize_t which is a tradeoff. The race conditions appear to be a result of the Linux kernel implementation but UNIX style syscalls introduce these races by default. It is not an inherent fla
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by avadodin 4mo ago
Romanization is a separate issue to using fixed glyphs. There was a theory in the XIX / early XX century that full literacy was impossible without the Latin script but such claims are ridiculous especially for Arabic which is an alphab
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by avadodin 4mo ago
Usually, the person making the decision to add this is not in the same company or even the same time–space continuum as the victim of it. In a parallel non–Euclidean dimension, perpetrators go the other way and have their victims build with
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by avadodin 4mo ago
Thank you for your opinion, Bill. Just kidding, I agree with the sentiment. It's 2026 not 1976. You don't need separate physical partitions for most use cases.
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by avadodin 4mo ago
That's his point. I do not agree with it at all, though. Linus himself phrased it as git being about applying his filesystems knowledge to source management. You can't take that statement at its face value. Many of Bellard's
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by avadodin 4mo ago
That's how I check SHA-1s for commits as well.
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by avadodin 4mo ago
This joke repository is so offensive! I haven't even had a ponytail since 1996.
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by avadodin 4mo ago
Too many words to say: Nerds don't voice their opinions on the Internet because Eternal September IRL.
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by avadodin 4mo ago
A log the victim ran over last week loosened the bolts. The prosecution wouldn't even blink if you pointed this out. Unless the perpetrator intended for that to be the effect. Have you heard about mens rea? It turns random logging into
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by avadodin 4mo ago
What OP is describing wasn't called abliteration at all. Abliteration whilst a neologism implies a surgical ablation of refusal. Earlier approaches post–trained the model to refuse less and, much like other kinds of fine–tuning, it deg
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by avadodin 4mo ago
Just because they don't refuse it doesn't mean they are useful. I found a few pornographic pictures on the web to hand to Abliterated Gemma4 12B(literally just to test this) and it needs pushing just to accept that people can be n
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by avadodin 4mo ago
It is a common fear for parents. Obviously they are not fighting for the emperor but chasing or running away from something. The strapped kids are often normal with no apparent disabilities(but it is possible they have an ADHD diagnosis). N
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by avadodin 4mo ago
A harness(notice the lack of a 'd') is a strap system to gain control over something. Like the thing people attach a dog lead to so that their kids won't just go kamikaze into a car. Coding harnesses are named by analogy to t
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by avadodin 4mo ago
Humans used to hunt animals by chasing them into pits and then punching holes into them with sticks until they bled out not to mention the many kinds of horrible traps for smaller prey animals. Humane hunting is mostly something that only a

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