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by chmod775 6mo ago
"I built" is probably doing a lot of work here. Odds are it was some vibe-coded tool.
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by chmod775 7mo ago
Reading was a hobby most people chose not to engage in that much. If you read books/novels etc for 6 hours per day, people would remark on that like "he reads a lot", often asking you to put down your books to join them in wh
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by chmod775 7mo ago
I don't compile Linux or other large C projects on my M5 (why would I). The only thing I have numbers for on both desktop and mobile is your typical JS/TypeScript/webpack shitshow that struggles to keep a high core count CP
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by chmod775 7mo ago
> The recent MacBook Pros are every bit as fast as my Zen 5 desktop for most tasks like compiling. Bad example. That's highly parallel, so a higher core-count die is going to destroy the base M5 here. I don't typically compile
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by chmod775 7mo ago
They're fast, but they'll never even remotely reach what a mid-range desktop PC with dedicated graphics burning 500W is able to do. A 300W GPU released in 2025 is about 10x M5 perf. The difference is going to be smaller for CPU pe
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by chmod775 7mo ago
Let's obliterate your phone's battery life running billion parameter models locally at snails pace, saving a couple kilobytes of data. Sounds useful. I'm sure I'll at least think about maybe making use of that once. Even
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by chmod775 7mo ago
Invoking both Nazism and Fascism over something like this has to rank among the dumbest rhetorical fumbles of all time, besides being a contemptible way to engage in debate. Which is sad, because it is followed by some points that are genui
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by chmod775 7mo ago
Absolute gibberish.
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by chmod775 7mo ago
If they set their own place on fire, they're also homeless. Just as self-inflicted, but significantly less dangerous to third parties than driving drunk. Driving while drunk is not a silly little mistake. A third of all fatal crashes i
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by chmod775 7mo ago
Truly random per-frame noise looks bad and grainy (imho), but various noise functions work well, yes. Many implementations just sample some noise texture, possibly because that's cheaper - but hardware is so fast nowadays that even sam
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by chmod775 7mo ago
moot doesn't own or run 4chan anymore. The current owner and admin is Japanese, residing in Paris at this time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiroyuki_Nishimura
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by chmod775 7mo ago
Light sources in video games and such. If you have a light source with a very large falloff range illuminating a large area, you'll have noticable steps in the gradient. Ordered dithering is a very cheap solution to this.
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by chmod775 7mo ago
The time you'd need to compare products also has value. Saving that time by buying a trusted brand is not inefficiency. You'd be poorer if you actually went out of your way comparing thousands of products. If your model of an id
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by chmod775 7mo ago
"Not worth the opportunity cost" is not the same as "not financially viable". It means that there are lower risk/higher return investment opportunities than creating that housing. More simply stated "Why would
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by chmod775 7mo ago
> We simply don't have a great enough understanding of the internal procedures of a trained model. There are however limitations imposed by the architecture. An LLM cannot form secret chains of thought (though in theory a closed sys
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by chmod775 7mo ago
Individual landlords also dislike those and may not allow it, because the ability of the household to make rent now depends on all adults in that household. 3-4 broke adults who may only loosely know each other and with their own individu
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by chmod775 7mo ago
Free markets for housing are likely to settle into an "optimum" where some percentage of people cannot afford housing at all, because while construction/rental of housing for them would net a return, it's not worth the o
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by chmod775 7mo ago
Yes, but no. Node itself merely needs a standardized, pluggable layer of indirection in its file APIs. If someone wants to implement a VFS using that, that's cool. Basically an "fs-core" that everything ultimately goes throug
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by chmod775 7mo ago
One should really avoid installing a bunch of random extension with read/write permissions to every page. Both of these extensions have ~quivalents within firefox' settings: media.autoplay.* dom.event.contextmenu.enabled
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by chmod775 7mo ago
> The cushions especially are not that durable and should be considered consumables. This is because they're mostly synthetic "leather", which doesn't last long. Everyone is probably familiar with how synthetic leathe
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by chmod775 7mo ago
Berlin perspective: It really doesn't feel that way. Germany's official political stance is very much "pro-Israel" and somewhat intentionally deaf and blind towards what is happening in Palestine (though not completely).
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by chmod775 7mo ago
You just steamrolled on, pretty much ignoring the comment you are replying to, made unkind assumptions, and put words in my mouth to boot. I don't mind some aggressive argumentation, but this misses the mark so completely that I have r
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by chmod775 7mo ago
Did you mean to reply to some other comment? I'm having trouble contextualizing your response - pardon the pun.
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by chmod775 7mo ago
You're anthropomorphizing. LLMs can't lie nor can they tell the truth. These concepts just don't apply to them. They also cannot tell you what they were "thinking" when they wrote a piece of code. If you "ask&q
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by chmod775 7mo ago
There's nothing much special about phone silicon. They generally run a bit slower than their desktop/laptop counterparts because of power and heat limitations. At the top end on a desktop power usage doubles for lower double-digit
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by chmod775 7mo ago
You must have been reading something else, because this article includes all of that information. > In Tennessee, she was given a court appointed lawyer for the extradition process. To fight the charges, she was told she would have to go
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by chmod775 7mo ago
> What does "every character" mean? Did it really need to include emojis, for example? You may be too young to remember, but there was a time when a lot of software had their own way to encode emoji if they supported them. This
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by chmod775 7mo ago
> Having ideas is difficult and expensive. Let's lobby instead! > [..] spends around €10 million a year on lobbying – which sounds like a lot, but amounts to just 0.05% of VW's €21 billion R&D budget. > The logic is c
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by chmod775 7mo ago
> They find the probability of every word that could come next. If we're being pedantic, they find a* probability for every token (which are sometimes words) that could come next. What actually ends up being chosen depends on what
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by chmod775 7mo ago
Content aside, that website is very nice. It goes a bit crazy with animations in places (header, switching articles), but that does not taint the experience of reading something on it in the slightest. It's feels like a modern twist on

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