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by avadodin 5mo ago
So DCA into the space–mining/military–contractor/REIT stock as soon as you can afford to and hold through the AI crash into the AI spring?
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by avadodin 5mo ago
You can just ask any model to go do a code review and it will probably do better than no review at all but with rules you can make sure at least it processed inputs enough to produce a hallucinated reason which you can check for why a rule
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by avadodin 5mo ago
Looked up what C++23 Modules were and I must say I was not let down.
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by avadodin 5mo ago
> No one hates South Korea more than I do. It would appear that's a pretty common sentiment among the South Korean youth(which probably means under 60), actually. Not even North Koreans want to flee to South Korea. Most go to China
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by avadodin 5mo ago
It makes sense in a way. Would you rather take your chances as one in one million customers getting his "hunter2" password brute-forced by a dedicated attack or as one of the one million customers totally pwned by a buffer overflo
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by avadodin 5mo ago
If it is as good of an improvement as the first major update, it will be hard to tell from native. Hopefully, they will just push it out to everyone asap. We make heavy use of symlinks into Windows drives.
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by avadodin 5mo ago
E4B is decent at instruction following. It managed to produce a deliverable on par with the lowest tier of paid models. Even higher tiers often just ignore all rules when they feel like it. I wish it was an 8BA1B MoE model with the newer ac
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by avadodin 5mo ago
Was it branded CP/M or MP/M?
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by avadodin 5mo ago
I also liked the memes. Too bad they died out after he failed with Skein.
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by avadodin 5mo ago
> If America was hoarding vulnerabilities, one might imagine America would have pressured Isreal to keep this secret. just say no
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by avadodin 5mo ago
The author made it sound like it was a prerequisite
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by avadodin 5mo ago
We had settled on Copilot's Sonnet 4.6 which incidentally is one of the models that got shanked in the pricing update. Easily 7x or more for what amounts to self–serving work. At this point, we might just switch to 4.8 Opus. Honestly,
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by avadodin 5mo ago
There was an article linked on here or lobste by an OpenBSD dev showing how to make your own "libc". The main issue on that OS is that it is neither ABI or API stable.
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by avadodin 5mo ago
This doesn't clarify much. The Linux kernel ABI, while stable, is not simpler than libc and not portable at all. You can build the modern computing environment on mingw. However, if they chose to target Linux–only to show how low–level
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by avadodin 5mo ago
The article feels all over the place. What should India do to beat China? Invest in education? Exterminate millions of its own (undereducated) population in meaningless wars and poorly–planned public works? Make their women burn their bras?
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by avadodin 5mo ago
I'm not familiar with the language but if it targets libc, it might be easily able to work with MINGW. There are mingw/native versions of most popular libraries.
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by avadodin 5mo ago
Judging by the "encrypted" goat picture, the best RNG they've got in Switzerland is RANDU.
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by avadodin 5mo ago
Could just as well be AGI's plan to save humanity.
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by avadodin 5mo ago
They make great deals but if you can afford the 4x cost competition, I would recommend doing that instead. I'd rather not have to underclock the RAM and be careful in which order I plug my USB hubs in order for the system to be stable
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by avadodin 5mo ago
Most people using open licenses over right–restricting GPL–style licenses do so for philosophical reasons. They don't necessarily think they are better for getting reciprocal contributions from evil corporations even though many do arg
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by avadodin 5mo ago
I transitioned my employer directly from VSS to git back in the day as soon as I had to start managing sources. It was pretty bad using vss for a little while but luckily there was a vss2git tool already so it was seamless. Our customers ha
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by avadodin 5mo ago
Why write a line of code for a car's fuel injection and go back home at 5pm to your wife and kids when you could stay overnight and be hacking on an ill-designed networking protocol for an AAA game while eating 5% discount cheetos?
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by avadodin 5mo ago
A few instances of this will fix it. At least the unemployment part. > think > easy! I'll use Python > the CEO doesn't have Python installed > let me try installing Python > hmm. Installing Python on Windows is hard
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by avadodin 5mo ago
I can appreciate the talent and effort involved in developing new styles of music by scribbling on paper while being partially deaf, or dropping photographic painting skills for a weird style mimicking the anime of the era, but let's n
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by avadodin 5mo ago
I never agreed with him but all of that is implied. It being informed speculation included. Also there being no consensus means most scientists who touch on the topic are FFA speculating except the person stating there is no consensus in th
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by avadodin 5mo ago
He's saying that it will kill you because some other process has evolved to depend on the same genetic code. GTAGGA turning into GTACCA may make you sleep 8 fewer hours but also keep you from producing haemoglobin. It's like lever
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by avadodin 5mo ago
It's not limited to arguing with LLMs but if you want a honest opinion you should remember to push back even when it agrees with your hidden preference at first. Sometimes it is only being contrarian or supporting the underdog. Steelma
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by avadodin 5mo ago
The original submission didn't mention ramjet. I always thought it was an underutilized design that could be improved for practical applications. Improved enough, it could become cheaper and more environmentally-friendly than current a
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by avadodin 5mo ago
Your binary spaghetti monstrosity, our carefully designed literate API. Wait.
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by avadodin 5mo ago
The decent cross-compatibility in the early 00s was a result of the multipolarity of the era. In the late 90s-early 00s we had SystemV, Linux, BSD, macOS and the market begged for standards like POSIX and to an extent CDE and many other pro

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