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541.
by baq 6mo ago
Safer to assume at least one of NSA, Mosad and a few others were sitting on it for years.
542.
by baq 6mo ago
Fortunately the issue isn’t fixed yet, so you don’t have to :)
543.
by baq 6mo ago
Taken completely by surprise, no one could have predicted this /s
544.
by baq 6mo ago
RSI is here on the hardware level and on software level. Sprinkle with a couple algorithmic breakthroughs and results are nigh unimaginable.
545.
by baq 6mo ago
BYD has pretty amazing tech to be honest, but putting protectionism as an argument against the US and pro BYD in the same sentence is naive at best. The CCP allowed BYD to exist and the CCP can end BYD in a single weekend regardless of any
546.
by baq 6mo ago
no.
547.
by baq 6mo ago
They’re on track to 30x volume yoy by their own words
548.
by baq 6mo ago
1) stop picking up the phone 2) if that's not an option, have a pick-up-the-phone agent pick it up
549.
by baq 6mo ago
Not OP but no, I don’t care. Outrage at this is misguided at best.
550.
by baq 6mo ago
‘Contact us’
551.
by baq 6mo ago
You’re actually right, it’s just that datacenters like density and will gladly split your data onto hundreds of these little amazing magical bits of technology rather than hundreds of less magical ones in the same physical volume.
552.
by baq 6mo ago
Home chargers with dedicated sockets is three phase 400v actually over here in the EU and every single home, and even relatively new apartments have that because of induction stoves.
553.
by baq 6mo ago
The market should sort this out by itself, not saying regulators shouldn’t watch closely, but competition should be enough to do its thing. Cartel formation especially should be watched for vigilantly.
554.
by baq 6mo ago
Donald Trump and Beniamin Netanyahu in a single year did more to curb emissions than all green activists since the inception of green activism. Nobel Peace Prize worthy if you ask me!
555.
by baq 6mo ago
see IBM 1979 for prior art
556.
by baq 6mo ago
I don't get the outrage. AAA games routinely take 100-200 GBs. I certainly prefer local inference to feeding google my private data over the network (assuming they actually don't do that anyway...)
557.
by baq 6mo ago
under no circumstances should you google the anarchist's cookbook
558.
by baq 6mo ago
> not well-suited for things like microcontrollers, where every byte matters except when a RAM fetch is so expensive a load is basically an async call - and it's a single machine code instruction at the same time
559.
by baq 6mo ago
I literally laughed out then shed a tear, because I'd actually take three 8s today.
560.
by baq 6mo ago
A week? You're going to be happy with more than a day without an incident. I lost track which Monday morning PST in a row this is.
561.
by baq 6mo ago
> I wonder what about the design makes it a rocket compared to what I would assume is a pretty standard design? Injuries nonwithstanding, the quality of the seal means it was an exceptionally well designed item for the purpose of storing
562.
by baq 6mo ago
There is zero reason this capability couldn't have been preserved in the GUI version. It's a common UX design failure mode when people who don't use and never have used the system are told to design the next version of it,
563.
by baq 6mo ago
1) TUIs work over ssh without any extra steps. 2) Constraints imposed by the terminal make all the apps look and work approximately the same - in the outside world the standards developed for UX are ignored as a matter of routine just becau
564.
by baq 6mo ago
Lobbying probably since no one can on manufacturing
565.
by baq 6mo ago
Nobody wants to hire a new team member when it takes 3 months to train them and at the same time a new opus comes out by then. I suspect hiring will pick up when capability of the models stops growing so quickly or gaps between start wideni
566.
by baq 6mo ago
Their idea is being able to get answers to questions which were difficult to answer before[0]. Of course they want to get paid for it. The information wasn’t available easily and not always[1] freely. [0] among other things… [1] more like ‘
567.
by baq 6mo ago
because the policy is clearly 'reject' and yet significant time has been spent - either effort was wasted or policy is at best 'not implemented'.
568.
by baq 6mo ago
it could have been rewritten, rewriting PRs is cheap today, but that isn't the question. the question is, would it have been accepted had it met all the quality and engineering standards and full disclosure that it was 90%+ LLM generat
569.
by baq 6mo ago
OTOH why bother to polish the PR if it won't get accepted anyway?
570.
by baq 6mo ago
> why should a project maintainer spend time reviewing and discussing that PR as opposed to firing up their own LLM to solve the same problem? perhaps that's what the maintainers should be doing after all. it still takes time and to

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