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by chromoblob 3y ago
A properly designed AI agent would do exactly that.
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by chromoblob 3y ago
Rutracker seems to have big ad revenue (just look at the ads and how popular it is). Also, Rutracker administrators seem quite serious to me (I compare the feeling I get from observing elaborate upload post format requirements, massive foru
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by chromoblob 3y ago
I propose a law: nobody can advertise a product without mentioning all the brands which offer same or similar product on the market (and the mention must be neutral or positive). Or: all advertisers of all brands with a same or similar prod
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by chromoblob 3y ago
So if nobody is "getting ahead of competitors", does it mean that "capitalism is not functioning"? (which was the point of the comment to which the reply was)
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by chromoblob 3y ago
> I guess the pages themselves are numbered and this only sends page 100 on every frame? Yes, Wikipedia seems to confirm.
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by chromoblob 3y ago
Loops aren't inherently imperative or functional, they can be easily expressed in both imperative and functional paradigms, with or without side effects. Although using map (loops without dependencies between iterations) is more easily
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by chromoblob 3y ago
Interesting bit about teletext in Wikipedia: > Spanish prisons have banned or deactivate TV sets with teletext capabilities, after finding that the inmates received coded messages from accomplices outside through the bulletin board secti
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by chromoblob 3y ago
I just meant that I think there are many such comments that won't be downvoted, and I think many such comments are not useless and derailing. Just downvote those that are.
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by chromoblob 3y ago
When a user posts an LLM-output comment, consider them as just wanting to share it. It may or may not be interesting. I imagine there are many examples of interesting as well as uninteresting (to HN) LLM outputs. Then, use flagging or downv
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by chromoblob 3y ago
Yes, I mostly do. Simply, for a random website the drawbacks of giving Javascript access to it outweigh the benefits for me. (Small probabilities of a website fingerprinting me, infringing my privacy or executing a browser exploit add up, a
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by chromoblob 3y ago
> If they are not recognized, they are treated as POST. This is a requirement of the HTTP spec. That's not true. "An origin server SHOULD return the status code ... 501 (Not Implemented) if the method is unrecognized or not imp
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by chromoblob 3y ago
This article uses a bad definition of deck randomization. Instead of basing on entropy/statistics, it asks whether any "two cards have remained in the same relative positions", this definition's utility is not clear (and
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by chromoblob 3y ago
Wow, that's really cool game. That feeling of mathematical difficulty when you're playing is very cool.
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by chromoblob 3y ago
I don't think that many thoughts are derivative. One certainly doesn't learn thinking by imitation, at least in early childhood and not directly in later life stages. Yes, many "library-like" algorithms (those for simple
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by chromoblob 3y ago
BRICK GAME
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by chromoblob 3y ago
Thank you.
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by chromoblob 3y ago
(I assume you refer to the sequence of reals that is used to compute the limit in the definition of derivative) But is there a way to somehow construct this modulus automatically for some functions? And if there isn't, then isn't
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by chromoblob 3y ago
A statement is just a subprogram. Whether it can be decidable depends on whether a single program can be undecidable (and I can't see how that could be possible, undecidability is property of the problem - decision procedure on set o
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by chromoblob 3y ago
How to do (c)? I tried to model the reals as lazily computed sequences of intervals with rational bounds where every next interval is subset of previous one, and couldn't write a higher-order differentiator function because on every st
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by chromoblob 3y ago
I think that the reason that many people don't put much effort into archiving information is a cultural one. Most people simply haven't given much thought to the question of fate of information or knowledge they happen to find, an
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by chromoblob 3y ago
It is never too late, you can do this any time today if you want to.
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by chromoblob 3y ago
> 6502 does not allow any stack-pointer-relative operations Almost not true. All you have to do is add the TSX instruction, which moves stack pointer into X register, then use absolute indexed addressing mode in which address of the memo