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by cozzyd 2y ago
You can thank windows modern suspend for that one
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Fortunately for me, python doesn't care about my semicolons
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by cozzyd 2y ago
The lamprey is Elon's spirit animal.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Any ISP leader too timid to do a salute is too woke
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by cozzyd 2y ago
not having an atmosphere also means way higher data corruption rate...
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by cozzyd 2y ago
I'm sure people running out of batteries in the middle of a zoom call or a presentation especially enjoy waiting an additional 5-10 minutes before being able to continue.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Sounds like a bug where they got it the wrong way around
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Kam Buckner is trying to get something passed at the state level (but wouldn't apply to Oak Park. https://ilga.gov/legislation/BillStatus.asp?DocNum=3288&GAID... )
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by cozzyd 2y ago
I'd be tempted to write up a list like -Fixed 20 bugs -Understood some requirement better -Called 5 vendors -Kicked a few tickets back -Measured the size of some equipment -Utilized a new static analyzer -Stood up a n
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by cozzyd 2y ago
This makes me wonder if the secret service has asked LLM companies to notify them about people who make certain queries
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Typically overhead is only charged on a portion of expenses. In our case, anything over $5k or that is part of a "constructed equipment" over $5k (these two categories are the large majorities of expenses in our lab, as most thing
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by cozzyd 2y ago
If only Penn had the richest and most powerful men in the world as alumni
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by cozzyd 2y ago
There's no rule that says a dog can't play basketball
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Perhaps their servers have cryogenic cooling
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Yes, that is the custom and is a key advantage of getting drivers in tree. I believe often the changes are applied automatically with a tool like coccinelle,
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by cozzyd 2y ago
This isn't true; internal API's change all the time (e.g. adding extra arguments) Try running out of tree drivers on bleeding edge kernels to see for yourself.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Atorvalds%2Flinux%20cargo&... And you can see under samples/rust that only a kbuild-style Makefile is provided: https://github.com/torvalds/linux/tree&#x2
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Fortunately the rust inside Linux doesn't use cargo and uses the normal kernel build system.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
You can always rent a car for road trips. Yes it's not super cheap but cheaper than keeping another car around, depending on your rate of road trips. It's what I do (but I don't own any cars at all, so it's somewhat more
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by cozzyd 2y ago
It's what's an LLM would do!
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by cozzyd 2y ago
This has the hallmarks of curious George
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Those DOGE 10Xers are so efficient they're outsourcing website content to the general public.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
The funny thing is a km^3 scale detector like km3net or icecube has roughly the same mass as all humans combined
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Yes, while there is a large amount of uncertainty, it is believed they the majority of the highest energy cosmic rays are nuclei of elements like iron. For people like me, in the business of finding high energy neutrinos (I'm not invol
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Come on, we gotta convince the finance bros to find building better neutrino beams and detectors.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Most likely a heavier nucleus than a proton too
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by cozzyd 2y ago
It could be beyond the standard model physics but no other standard model particle could work other than a neutrino.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
More like 100 km I'd think but yeah, the neutrino nucleon cross section gets much bigger at high energies
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Atheists can't iddqd
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Perhaps they have improved their heuristic for this one, though perhaps it was actually Uber/Lyft that randomly picks one when given as a destination...

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