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by comex 4y ago
It's disabled until you manually re-enable it. That documentation page's wording suggests otherwise, but that seems to just be an artifact of trying to really hammer in the advice that you should only keep it disabled temporarily
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by comex 4y ago
Whether it's a justified choice or not, for whatever reason, POSIX semaphores are very rarely used. macOS does not even support them (except for the named ones used for IPC). So pthread_cond_t is certainly 'the' API in term
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by comex 4y ago
POSIX semaphores were created as part of the older 'real-time extensions' aka POSIX.1b, whereas the pthread API was created slightly later as POSIX.1c. (Source: man pages, plus [1] for a list of standards.) [1] https:/&#x2F
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by comex 4y ago
Nitpick to the footnote about Pokémon: Harden is not a no-op. It increases the user’s defense stat. What makes wild Metapod helpless is that they only know Harden, rather than also having attacking moves.
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by comex 4y ago
In case the author is reading, "undue" should be "undo".
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by comex 4y ago
He never said that compositionality was solved. He said: > Without wanting to claim that Imagen has fully mastered compositionality, I think it represents a significant enough improvement to win the bet, and to provide some evidence tha
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by comex 4y ago
Citation for boosters not working?
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by comex 4y ago
I haven’t played Alyx, but I think you should try Boneworks. It has not just standard melee weapons, but also the ability to grab enemies with your hands and sort of grapple with them, based on a physics simulation. And it has other aspec
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by comex 4y ago
But how do you train it? If you're just training the AI to complete text, you can train it on any text. Your version sounds like it requires much more structured inputs.
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by comex 4y ago
Not reliably, no. But at least for this size of model, its capacity to memorize seems to be limited to works that are so popular that 'everyone' knows what they look like. And it also seems to generate them only when asked. So
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by comex 4y ago
I just typed in 'girl with a pearl earring vermeer' and got this: https://drop.qoid.us/vermeer.png And, for a slightly different scenario, here's what I got for 'pikachu': https://drop.qo
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by comex 4y ago
But there are active USB-C extension cables, as well as hubs that connect with USB-C to the host and have at least one USB-C port to connect a device. Beyond that, forbidden as passive extension cables may be, there are dozens of brands
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by comex 4y ago
I think getting the high score for a 40-year-old arcade game is a perfectly fine hobby and a fine thing to take pride in. Certainly, if you check Twitch, record competition in single-player games draws plenty of viewership. The most popul
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by comex 4y ago
For one thing, it would be nice if every directory had a hash that covered all its contents (recursively), like Git tree objects. That way, all sorts of tools that need to check which files in a directory tree have changed – including `git
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by comex 4y ago
Don't know, but if you want to find out, `sudo spindump -onlyTarget coreaudiod` is a good starting point. You can also try `log stream --process coreaudiod --info --debug` to see if it's logging anything.
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by comex 4y ago
I’ve read my fair share of American legalese, and I haven’t seen either the phrase “permission to trademarks”, or the odd usage of the definite article. Combine that with the phrase “Tablets in USA” lower down (few Americans put the A in U
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by comex 4y ago
True - but then consider Discord instead. Similar userbase size, same decision to use Electron on desktop, but no bosses forcing people to use it (for the most part).
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by comex 4y ago
Until recently, Firefox was an inferior browser, at least on macOS where it did a bad job of fitting native UI conventions, had a much less secure sandbox than Chrome, and was also behind in performance. Seems like things have improved on
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by comex 4y ago
I don’t know. If someone was interviewing me and asked how they should stop interview fraud, I’m pretty sure I’d wonder if they were passive-aggressively accusing me of it. At the least I’d feel self-conscious. Which would probably not b
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by comex 4y ago
Perhaps, but “nested loops” by itself is an odd way to describe that.
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by comex 4y ago
And yet nothing in your comment contradicts the parent comment.
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by comex 4y ago
If you have a GPU with >4GB of VRAM and you want to run this locally, here's a fork of the Stable Diffusion repo with a convenient web UI: https://github.com/hlky/stable-diffusion It supports both txt2img and i
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by comex 4y ago
Well, keep in mind that it’s out of date; Go does have generics now.
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by comex 4y ago
As opposed to miners which are… not heavily centralized?
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by comex 4y ago
> Why can't it be like RSS, where everybody has a feed, and it tracks what posts I've read and which ones I haven't, and I can catch up with all the unread posts? Probably because that way, I could check it once a week, in
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by comex 4y ago
Is your first sentence missing a negation, or can you elaborate?
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by comex 4y ago
Yes, but it's based on the word's pronunciation starting with a vowel sound, not the word's spelling starting with a vowel letter. In the word "user", the 'u' is normally pronounced as 'yu', whi
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by comex 4y ago
osquery legitimately fits that description, and I wouldn't mind seeing more like it.
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by comex 4y ago
You can disable Secure Boot on a Mac and still use iMessage. In this state, it would still be theoretically possible to attest to some kind of unique hardware ID, as the Secure Enclave is still locked down. But even if it weren't, it
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by comex 4y ago
This article is about the creation of new ARPAs without the D, which are explicitly not about defense. They are rather are meant to take DARPA’s model and apply it to other areas (climate, energy, health). Organizationally speaking, they’

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