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by bmacho 2y ago
Nicknames are the objects, isDerivedFrom is the transitive relation on them.
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by bmacho 2y ago
I can't find the drowning child. The comments for the youtube videos are even disabled. Some more tries, but then I'll give up. .. there is a description below the video, which seems helpful, if you ever want to spot drowning chil
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by bmacho 2y ago
All the living humans, in average? No. But otherwise, individually, why wouldn't they? A lot of people had the sweet tooth, and the money, and they ate this much sugar, or even more.
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by bmacho 2y ago
Humans eat sugars for thousands of years now (and honey since millions of years), but random sweeteners are new. I'd say let's not pretend that any map made by splashing paint on a paper is the terrain, and go full retard based on
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by bmacho 2y ago
:D No, actually that's not the case, the original letters are in French, and probably not even available anymore. They must have OCRed an old edition like this https://archive.org/details/lettersofeuleron01eule&#x2
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by bmacho 2y ago
If you point at year long intervals, then those will be year long intervals indeed. Nevertheless the traditional "how old are you" system uses a number 1 less.
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by bmacho 2y ago
.. I still think the world should just put a cap on chip power. Stop producing new chips, and make it illegal to own powerful chips. I think it is a) doable b) the right solution. (And eventually start producing very weak chips
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by bmacho 2y ago
I think you messed up your "A reminds me of B" structure, or at least I don't get what you are saying, and why. Anyways. LLM is a program created by supercomputers to be deceptive. Also it took away the aspect of life that pe
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by bmacho 2y ago
People want to get real money out of it.
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by bmacho 2y ago
I think for some people when they search a question, a stack overflow mirror comes up as the first result. I've seen it too, ~once, some years ago. I was totally ready to change to it if it can provide /text/ (without javascr
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by bmacho 2y ago
What about windows source code? Is that free real estate too?
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by bmacho 2y ago
I second this, for programs to terminate eventually , is not a good goal to pursue. In practice if you need termination, you will need bounded termination, which solves your eventual termination problem completely. I don't understand
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by bmacho 2y ago
I am not sure what this means? Is this pure lies and insults? I don't see anything else here? In that case, fuck you very much :shrug:
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by bmacho 2y ago
1. the air is negative 2. the air's temperature is negative 3. the air's temperature is -1°C 1. the electron is negative 2. the electron's charge is negative 3. the electron's charge is -1 p
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by bmacho 2y ago
I mean I quoted baez, but I quote it again: > makes electrons negative It is not true, and trolling.
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by bmacho 2y ago
Red and blue integers : there is red 1, red 2, ... 0, blue 1, blue 2, ... . Addition and subtraction as you expect. There is no ordering, also no multiplicative structure. There are 2 isomorphism into the additive structure of the integers
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by bmacho 2y ago
> that makes electrons negative, and apparently nobody knows why When there is a symmetry, there are choices, all the time in math, and sometime in physics too. Also I don't like calling electrons negative, they are not. Maybe you c
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by bmacho 2y ago
I don't like my inner monologue. It does all the talk, but it is obviously not 'me', not the 'me' that for example moves my muscles. Also my best thinkings are done by something else, shower thinkings when the best
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by bmacho 2y ago
I feel firefox market share is mostly because they actively enshittificate their browser, and not because of google ads, or chrome being better.
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by bmacho 2y ago
In my experience web browsers don't use range requests for resuming downloads, but just start downloads over. Or at least I don't know how to make them resume.
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by bmacho 2y ago
I am almost sure that downloads are resumable using wget. I'll probably check it in the following days
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by bmacho 2y ago
> The day I started soldering it together I needed a VGA connector. I had a DB15 but wanted it for another project, and felt bad about cutting up a VGA cable. But when I took a walk at lunchtime, no shitting you, I passed some street cab
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by bmacho 2y ago
> A world where things grow larger the more people value them might be interesting though. Do you personally grow larger when you have more money in the bank? When more of your friends get elected in the senate? When you hire someone? Wh
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by bmacho 2y ago
I think this is the most relevant, factual, and checkable info?
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by bmacho 2y ago
https://companiesmarketcap.com/ By market cap, nvidia is the 3rd biggest one, about as big as google and facebook together. Market cap is a sensible metric.
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by bmacho 2y ago
> The linux kernel team understandably does not want to maintain overcomplicated shims, The linux kernel team should offer a fixed compatibility layer for drivers. And for user applications too, while we are at it.
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by bmacho 2y ago
tl;dw Creator of the video uses the standard chess notation, which encodes if a move - is a capture - is a check - is a checkmate - needs a disambiguation - and other things It is arguable how much the rest of the board is pa
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by bmacho 2y ago
IMO there shouldn't be a way to run programs without named arguments.
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by bmacho 2y ago
It was, probably, but it is not anymore. It forces itself to be a middle man by every possible method, and just leeches on transactions.
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by bmacho 2y ago
Nvidia always tries to be anticompetitive, creating and exploiting vendor lock-in, instead of giving back to the world , like e.g. like Sun did, open-sourcing everything. It is definitely Jensen's fault. I think it is a law of nature t

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