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by cess11 11mo ago
It's good at what it does. Starts quickly, doesn't get bogged down when dumping large amounts of text into it, got some nice themes. I find it a bit messy to build but I'm not exactly a compile binaries kind of person anymore
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by cess11 11mo ago
Seems the person responsible is "Ex-Head of Engineering at Revolut", and that they registered their company domain name in May this year. According to LinkedIn they claim to have been "Head of Data Engineering @ JPMorganChase
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by cess11 11mo ago
The soup shows for me without JS.
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by cess11 11mo ago
How does it know about the tradeoffs and discussions imbued in the code, unless someone has already put it in writing?
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by cess11 11mo ago
On the face of it recreational surgery seems like a risky hobby.
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by cess11 11mo ago
To me they are, using IPv6 and VPN means CloudFlare has trouble automatically identifying me and pesters me with image captcha loops.
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by cess11 11mo ago
It promotes the view that LLM:s are minds.
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by cess11 11mo ago
Other people do not, hence the danger and the responsibility of not giving them the wrong impression of what they're dealing with.
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by cess11 11mo ago
I don't agree with these theoretical boundaries you provide. Any database can appear to lack in determinism, because data might get deleted, corrupted or mutated. Hardware and software involved might fail intermittently. The illusion o
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by cess11 11mo ago
There is no difference between "hallucination" and "soberness", it's just a database you can't trust. The response to your query might not be what you needed, similar to interacting with an RDBMS and mistyping
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by cess11 11mo ago
GOFAI was also a paradigm shift, regardless of that winter. For example, banks started automating assessments of creditworthiness. What we didn't get was what had been expected, namely things like expert systems that were actual expert
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by cess11 11mo ago
Yeah, unlike you I'm not a fan of trash, exploitation and corpses littering the ground.
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by cess11 11mo ago
The Copernicus data browser is quite nice, even though they like to sit on possibly sensitive images for long periods of time. https://dataspace.copernicus.eu/browser/
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by cess11 11mo ago
Any honest discussion will conclude that it ought not to be attempted so it doesn't matter for such discussions whether it's possible or not.
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by cess11 11mo ago
Right, and now that "climb Everest" is past the "pioneer" stage, what does it look like? Trash, exploitation and littered with corpses.
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by cess11 11mo ago
Yes. Industrialisation and its aftermath has been quite gruesome for a very long time.
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by cess11 11mo ago
If it's fast people don't stick around for as long. Make it sluggish and you get more stonks analytics.
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by cess11 11mo ago
That's a lot of words to promote SDKMan. Picking a JDK is simple. You pick the latest Temurin LTS. It'll work, and if it doesn't, grab the Zulu with JavaFX already plugged in or suss out the incantation for implanting it into
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by cess11 11mo ago
Peat grows at about 1 mm per year, if it regrows at all at the location where you did the extraction.
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by cess11 11mo ago
It's common to distinguish between hard real-time and soft real-time (and sometimes firm real-time). This software is supposedly soft real-time, similar to what you'd expect from e.g. an Erlang system. Delayed tasks aren't co
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by cess11 11mo ago
It's a platform similar to Supabase, Firebase and the like. I guess Heroku is also a somewhat reasonable comparison.
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by cess11 11mo ago
Yes. I have never connected to any of the SaaS-models and only use Nx/Bumblebee and sometimes Ollama. In this context it's not about people like me.
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by cess11 11mo ago
Roblox might be the Jeffrey Epstein of video games.
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by cess11 11mo ago
Yes. Robert Evans recently did a decent summary of Thiel's project with ACTS 17 for the podcast Behind the Bastards. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtR7ny9TuCY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXhyx-vVG
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by cess11 11mo ago
You're supposed to build a place to live and sleep, and then you find some magma and water and create a portal to a less friendly place. Eventually you find the bad dragon and murder it.
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by cess11 11mo ago
Runtime instantiation. From the link above: "Instead of seeing a program as a monolithic structure, the code of a SIMULA program was organized in a number of classes and blocks. Classes could be dynamically instantiated at run-time, an
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by cess11 11mo ago
One difference between "AI chatbots" in this context and common flight simulator games is that someone else is listening in and has the actual control over the simulation. You're not alone in the same way that you are when pi
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by cess11 11mo ago
Bogdan Popa has quite a bit of interesting information about Racket on his blog. https://defn.io/ I look forward to using the new threading.
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by cess11 11mo ago
"I found 12 companies that left API keys in their frontend code. I reported them all. None responded." They claim to have found that.
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by cess11 11mo ago
There's a link in the preview of TFA that unlocks the rest of the article, looks like this for me: https://medium.com/@teja.kusireddy23/i-reverse-engineered-20... The article is basically a description of where to

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