awesomeMilou

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by awesomeMilou 7mo ago
But they are? And it's a fallacy to assume that critical thinking is something that you're born with. In addition to the media landscape being completely ingrained into society. I can't really escape recommender engines anymo
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by awesomeMilou 8mo ago
No verbal comment, be it a comment or an actual insult or otherwise, justifies violence and crossing the body threshold. In what world do you live?
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by awesomeMilou 8mo ago
What bloodbath lmao, most of the "professional class" in the US isn't unionized.
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by awesomeMilou 8mo ago
You send the LoRa packages over a separate modem, no? The ESP is just for bluetooth connectivity.
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by awesomeMilou 8mo ago
I'm curious since I'm not a mathematician: What do you mean by "stuck for a couple of weeks"? I am trying to practice more advanced math and have stumbled over lean and such but I can't imagine you just sit around f
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by awesomeMilou 8mo ago
Isn't that exactly the kind of personality that PG attempts to attract with his exponential growth monopoly BS?
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by awesomeMilou 8mo ago
It's interesting to see the notes of someone tackling lean who's primary occupation is SWE but has a strong background in mathematics.
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by awesomeMilou 9mo ago
What are you currently using?
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by awesomeMilou 9mo ago
This article feels like it's written by AI. And from what it sounds like the switch just enables Airplane Mode. I used to own (well, technicall I still own) a Jolla Phone when it was released in 2014 and what was way more beneficial to
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by awesomeMilou 9mo ago
Is there a system call reference somewhere?
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by awesomeMilou 9mo ago
One thing that comes to mind is latency in a HPC context. If you can fit your entire software stack into L3 cache, you never have to access memory and benefit from insanely good latency. This was a thing in HFT like ~5-7 years ago, where yo
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by awesomeMilou 9mo ago
Could you provide a link to a libc equivalent for this? I was hoping for some documentation on how to get networking but I can't find anything immediately in the README
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by awesomeMilou 9mo ago
That question comes up every time this fact is posted, and it could be for the very simple reason to disincentivize annexation to a later date.
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by awesomeMilou 1y ago
What events are we talking about here?
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by awesomeMilou 1y ago
> In my opinion this project is the best effort so far to have a full Office365 open-source alternative. Then the effort sucks. From my perspective as a German, this almost looks like a scam. It's a bunch of OSS software rebundled a
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by awesomeMilou 1y ago
This is why the GDPR is so nice. A company needs a strategy in place to make sure your data is actually deleted and that strategy needs to be verified to work. Purging backups of records to be deleted upon reimport is fine, but you better m
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by awesomeMilou 1y ago
> Oh yeah the horror of not being able to go behind your boss's back in a company email. The horror of finding out that my employer lies to me and invades my basic human right to privacy, because they know they can only get what the
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by awesomeMilou 1y ago
> What's the innovation here? > Having a distribution to pick from? As I understand it, it's exactly this. Specifically, representing neurons in a neural network via a probability distribution of logic gates and then collap
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by awesomeMilou 1y ago
To ruin it for everyone: They're also patented :) https://patents.google.com/patent/WO2023143707A1/en?inventor...
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by awesomeMilou 1y ago
To ruin this for everyone: The underlying optimization that enables these to run as computationally efficient as they do, is patented: https://patents.google.com/patent/WO2023143707A1/en?inventor...
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by awesomeMilou 1y ago
This is ridiculous, it's subjective, and it's really punitive in a political way. The NSDAP has made huge gains in Germany, the people voted for that, how dare the intelligence service say oh, this is far right. It's the same
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> It's coding model no longer just generating code but managing an entire code base by themselves. What model is the author talking about? I would pay for that. Is Claude really THIS good, that it could manage the codebase of say, P
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
I've been ID'ed as a teenager when I was trying to buy Skyrim, which at the time was rated for audiences older than me. Gamestop and electronic retailers also generally didn't have teenage employees.
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
Maybe it's just because they're anticipating fallout from an escalation over Taiwan? Large US tech companies would be crippled because they'd suddenly loose access to top chips and manufacturing capacity over night.
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
That's actually a moderately decent pitch for an episode.
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
How are they attempting to gain power in the constitutional court?
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> Can't wait to see what this boneheaded President's tarrif on TSMC does to this situation. Can you please provide a source? Genuinely curious as this would be fatal to the US economy. Imagine working 2 years to get out from Co
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
I'd be delighted to see PG behind a paywall so I would never have to consume his content again, but I have the feeling the man is too affluent to ever need the side hustle.
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> will negatively impact their sales BECAUSE TRANSACTIONS WILL MORE AND MORE COME IN VIA BOTS. If you assume that every good or service can be infinitely commoditized, then yes, perhaps this will hurt businesses that use this kind of tec
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
It's en-enshittification. And once OpenAI gains the lead in AI development and starts rent seeking, it's going to be enenenshittification.

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