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Bun was the flagship product of zig? In reality or in YC land
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The problem is that US AI labs have done everything in their power to alienate real programmers whereas the chinese labs aren't gate-kept by people who feel inferior to pros. If you say you want to optimize this GPU kernel you are fir
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People are also calling on parents, governments and tech companies to respect children's privacy. [1] None of these groups will because they profit too much from disrespecting their privacy. The average child would be far safer if they
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Obviously. These are 2 different sports. There's a reason the front of a plane or boat looks different to the sides. They carefully paint these lines on the ground then ignore them. It's annoying watching the guy in first just sto
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Are the guys in first and second just windbreaking for him or what's going on? Very odd.
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It's the same thing. Why did AI compete so aggressively with them? It's because their system was one that produced confident misinformation from hobbyists while gatekeeping actual experts. The same thing is not yet happening to wi
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There's always going to be lots of latent insecurity among amateurs when a pro shows up. Honestly because of this and the relative lack of actual pros on the site, real pros will get pushed out and the site will actually build a collec
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They pull them out of their (*((
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Once you create an abstraction (like a macro, routine, language) you forfeit the benefits using machine code gives you wherever you use that abstraction, since there could be some bespoke implementation that solves the problem. That entire
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>I wrote AI wrote*
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SpaceX insiders have so many shares, once they can they are going to dump hard, get ready for another -$1T. Morningstar says $780 billion. Clown show: Raymond James - $800 Morgan Stanley - $300 Deutsche Bank - $255 JPMorgan - $225 Goldman S
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Computers and software on the whole has been net negative allocation of resources. We are a major industry that burns time and money while spinning our wheels in the mud. AI is just the biggest example of this in history. It simply doesn&#x
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If you're having trouble reading the background text use magick download.png -morphology Close disk:6 output.png
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The article stops halfway through. For developers to do serious work fixing the flaws of wayland they need to know what is causing those hiccups that some users are getting. Not just run wayland on a 500hz monitor and say #NOT_A_PROBLEM #WO
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You don't need all this. All you need is to simply explain what purpose the tech serves and explain how it solves that problem. And then compete in a fair market with other makers trying to solve the same problem. All tech slop fails a
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by casey2 3mo ago
Then get your kid off Roblox. I promise you that Roblox exploits more children in a single day than all sex offenders put together do in a year. Why is pedophilia such a problem on Roblox? It's because they heavily advertise towards ch
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But that's illegal technically. You can't say a company is worth X when you believe it's not. I guess they are trying to skirt the law with super wide error bars. There is just too much cost, competition and not enough moat f
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by casey2 3mo ago
Notice: viXra.org only accepts scholarly articles written without AI assistance. Please go to ai.viXra.org to submit new scholarly article written with AI assistance or rxiVerse.org to submit new research article written with or without AI
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How America's Accurate Election Polls Were Covered Up(racket.news)
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Could they at least get a well-lit picture of panels that aren't covered in dirt and rocks? This is a lying eyes situation now. Depressing.
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The Browser seems to have gone backwards since the 90s. Some of these concepts can only be adequately understood when rendered over time. Users shouldn't have to force simulacra into their communication.
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https://xkcd.com/1150/
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The question is why? Why do you think reading books is a more valuable use of your time than reading posts or watching video essays. Anybody can look at an immature medium and write it off as a waste of time. In 100 years parents will tell
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You must be very old, for one the murder rate is at the lowest point since 1900. I can agree that US political theater is getting more clownish but there were similar times throughout history (including brawls breaking out in the House over
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This is insanely entitled. If you want someone with experience then pay them for it. Likewise if you don't want people to have some experience then don't pay them. How do people get jobs at jar opening factories by deferring jar o
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It was only a matter of time — RAM prices being what they are.
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Switzerland banned in in 1926, the Soviet Union in major cities in the 50s. Everyone knows lead is deadly, but so is going outside. Policy makers have to weight the risks of velocity now vs crashing later.
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The glyphs are drawn over the time dimension rather than a spacial one
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and upon rereading completely holds up technically we are still passing in massive data into simple networks giving no opportunity for introspection or recursive self improvement.
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I'm pretty sure there is some compression pipeline that gives you a mask for every frame. Also https://www.google.com/search?q=DIS+Optical+Flow

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