cherryteastain

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by cherryteastain 4mo ago
You may want to look into coroutines so that the data can be fetched asynchronously.
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by cherryteastain 4mo ago
China managed it by keeping US tech out despite, initially, not having alternatives to Google et al. In winner takes all industries you MUST be protectionist and develop domestic alternatives.
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by cherryteastain 4mo ago
Very useful feature for trading systems where the exchange might tell you your order got filled but then send a trade correction or bust message
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by cherryteastain 4mo ago
This logic works only if distilling Claude is the only way to create another SOTA LLM, which is not the case.
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by cherryteastain 4mo ago
I guess this is an anti-distillation move?
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by cherryteastain 4mo ago
Do they still charge you $50/MTok? If so, it sounds like a scam. If not, distillers will know which model they are getting by just looking at their API usage.
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by cherryteastain 4mo ago
> reversing it does not seem to benefit the people who were harmed by it Second and third laws of thermodynamics - our universe has no (macroscopic scale) reversible processes and every irreversible process causes losses
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by cherryteastain 4mo ago
In C++ you'd just do template <typename T> void DoSomething(T const& data); or if T* is supposed to point to a tightly packed buffer template <typename T> void DoSomething(std::span<T> data)
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by cherryteastain 4mo ago
Pix is really good but I don't think it beats Solana or Ethereum L2s. Most recent indicator of peak Pix transaction volumes I could find [1] was 227M/day (=2700 TPS). You can see yourself that Solana does 130-140M/day consist
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by cherryteastain 4mo ago
Solana mainnet was shown to have capability to handle 100k transactions per second [1]. Granted, it was a synthetic benchmark of noops, but it shows the capability is there. For reference, Visa claim 83k TPS [2] for their system. It also ha
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by cherryteastain 4mo ago
> All payment systems are centralized Except for blockchain based ones
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by cherryteastain 4mo ago
Treat this as a "what do I need to do to make fluid flow that looks okayish in graphics" post rather than "how do I implement physics accurate CFD for industrial/scientific purposes" post. Lots of points in there li
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by cherryteastain 5mo ago
From what I understand the author was already using Telegram. To avoid this issue, you can install and set up Telegram Desktop before losing your phone and receive the activation code there when setting up your new phone.
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by cherryteastain 5mo ago
It's more useful to view the whole situation as EU politicians prioritizing to have their pockets filled with lobbyist money, rather than the EU as a political entity deciding this per se.
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by cherryteastain 5mo ago
Surely expelling more effective from the school's perspective.
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by cherryteastain 6mo ago
In practice if you use no US part you will get sanctioned as a 'national security risk' or whatever anyway. Even if your product uses no US parts the customers who still want to interact with the US financial system (by e.g. havin
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by cherryteastain 6mo ago
Seems to solve a problem very similar to Conan or vcpkg but without its own package archive or build scripts. In general, unlike Cargo/Rust, many C/C++ projects dynamically link libraries and often require complex Makefile/sh
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by cherryteastain 6mo ago
Curious that they listed the GPU as "RDNA5 AT0 XL". RDNA5 is not out yet, but that naming seems to align with the naming in this leak [1]. It's explicitly labelled as a "desktop/gaming" model with 154 CUs and 3
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by cherryteastain 6mo ago
We can see how monumentally important to preserving the right to privacy the work to stop Chat Control has been by the frothing anger we see displayed here. The companies which complain to Uncle Sam every time they're fined by the EU f
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by cherryteastain 6mo ago
What's the 'new normality' in the fifth stage? Do you think you'll start to believe it actually works 100%? Or that you won't change your assessment that it works only sometimes, but maybe pulling the lever on the s
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by cherryteastain 6mo ago
Presumably they meant WW2 Germany.
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by cherryteastain 7mo ago
There are also large trading/market making firms providing liquidity, especially on markets associated with up/down bets on crypto, stocks etc. They use all the options trading machinery they've already built for more 'r
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by cherryteastain 7mo ago
Not an expert in game development, but I'd say the issue with C++ coroutines (and 'colored' async functions in general) is that the whole call stack must be written to support that. From a practical perspective, that must in
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by cherryteastain 7mo ago
GPLv2 means at the very least kernel sources must be available on demand for any buyer of a TV shipped with this OS
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by cherryteastain 7mo ago
OOP has nothing to do with it. In your C++ example, foo(bar const&); is basically the same as bar.foo();. At the end of the day, whether passing it in as an argument or accessing this via the method call syntax it's just a pointer
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by cherryteastain 7mo ago
You can also get private medical insurance in the UK. The cost is usually much lower than the US and quality is decent. NHS acts as an anchor keeping down premiums.
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by cherryteastain 7mo ago
Teaching an undergraduate class or even a graduate class is still teaching. The author does not say he won't do that anymore. The problem is about the fresh talent pipeline for researchers (i.e. PhDs). In many ways, elementary school a
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by cherryteastain 8mo ago
A datacenter IS a high value military target.
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by cherryteastain 8mo ago
> community needs a better response to this problem than "nuh uh, everything's fine as it is." You can also cut yourself with a kitchen knife but nobody proposes banning kitchen knives. Google and the state are not your na
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by cherryteastain 8mo ago
Claiming they have the unrestricted right to scrape whatever information they want off the internet but complaining about it when others do to you and bringing out the 'China bad' card, just ironic

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