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by chrsw 1y ago
Before we try to build something as intelligent as a human maybe we should try to build something as intelligent as a starfish, ant or worm? Are we even close to doing that? What about a single neuron?
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by chrsw 1y ago
Embedded software for robotics.
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by chrsw 1y ago
> I could easily go back to the models I was using 1-2 years ago with little impact on my work. I can't. GPT-4 was useless for me for software development. Claude 4 is not.
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Cross-Platform C SDK for Model Context Protocol (MCP)(github.com)
3 points by chrsw 1y ago|0 comments
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by chrsw 1y ago
Interesting. In the Configuration box, for the Core Language selection, when I switched to c/c++, the example code didn't automatically update to a C/C++ example. At least not for me in Firefox.
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by chrsw 1y ago
Based on commit history Open R1 still active and they're still making progress. Long may it continue, it's an ambitious project.
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by chrsw 1y ago
This looks cool. Could also be a screensaver (do people still use those)?
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by chrsw 1y ago
Maybe I’m not think big picture enough… but have you ever tried using generative AI (i.e., a transformer) to create a circuit schematic? They fail miserably. Worse than Chat GPT-2 at generating text. The current SOTA models can do some impr
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by chrsw 1y ago
I didn't know about this. My knowledge of Windows is very limited. I use it every day for work, but it's managed by our IT and Security departments. It's locked down. You cannot use external drives. You can't install app
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by chrsw 1y ago
Can you edit the submission title? "Breaking" is a key word and it's left out. "LinkedIn Exec: I See the Bottom Rung of the Career Ladder Breaking" should fit.
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by chrsw 1y ago
> "Microsoft doesn't make any release from the Long-Term Servicing Channel available for regular consumers. The company only makes it available to volume licensing customers, typically large organizations and enterprises. This
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by chrsw 1y ago
This would be fantastic. But Microsoft doesn't have to do this. Their users are captives.
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by chrsw 1y ago
No CUDA support though, right?
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by chrsw 1y ago
Just because we have more billionaires than ever doesn’t mean a lot people aren’t struggling. Back in the day, someone could pay for a mortgage, wife, and kids with one job without a college degree. Where I live, that’s not happening.
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by chrsw 1y ago
For many people it's not a question of mindset. There's simply no money to do that.
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by chrsw 1y ago
> In those places not enough is being done supporting those who chose to have children for everyone's sake. Who is going to pay for other people's kids?
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by chrsw 1y ago
Is the 15th century really "ancient"?
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by chrsw 1y ago
I didn't just mean for commuting. But that's good news at least.
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by chrsw 1y ago
How are people on lower incomes who need their cars for a living dealing with this?
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by chrsw 1y ago
"Makes me sick, motherfucker, how far we done fell." --Det. William 'Bunk' Moreland
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by chrsw 1y ago
This is a much better use of a AI than having it write college essays or generate cartoons.
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by chrsw 1y ago
AI coding has made substantial progress. An AI can generate a function or snippet very quickly that’s just as good as I can write, sometimes. Image generation is still a joke. And if you ever want to snap yourself out of the AI hype bubble,
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by chrsw 1y ago
On the surface this seems like it strikes a nice balance between addressing issues with expressing digital design intent and not completely breaking the mental model digital designers are used to in traditional HDLs.
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by chrsw 1y ago
I don't get that feeling. There are so many papers and so many avenues of research. It's extremely difficult for me to predict what's going to "pop" like the diffusion paper, the transformer paper, AlphaZero, Chat G
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by chrsw 1y ago
Hypothetical slackers didn't stop great work from coming out of the lab. I'm not sure why today would be any different.
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by chrsw 1y ago
In 1995 my mind associated "gimp" with a slur or something sexually explicit. In 2025 my mind associates "gimp" with imaging software and their cartoon logo.
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by chrsw 1y ago
I wasn't aware they were using telemetry in the free versions until this thread. Why I didn't just assume that a free service or product offered by a for-profit company isn't doing _something_ to extract value is beyond me.
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by chrsw 1y ago
The real blocker isn't just about installing Linux or even learning Linux though, is it? It's about how to integrate Linux into a business computing ecosystem that Microsoft, through lots of illegal force and money, has helped mak
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CrashFixer: A crash resolution agent for the Linux kernel(arxiv.org)
2 points by chrsw 1y ago|0 comments
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by chrsw 1y ago
I feel like this study aligns with my experience. I don't live in a Waymo city but I do sometimes drive to the office. I find many other drivers to be impatient, short tempered, selfish and at least once a trip, borderline reckless. Co

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