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by cozzyd 2y ago
Yes, it would be better to link to e.g. https://newrepublic.com/post/191117/elon-musk-25-year-old-ai...
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Yeah, but the alternative had a funny laugh.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
If it's the person with the obviously named GitHub account (age seems plausibly matching), someone should tell Trump he's working on (well, at least cloned) a DeepSeek-related project. (The picture, now taken down but still avail
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by cozzyd 2y ago
All the bigger shame they're illegally seizing government systems.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Money laundering, tax evasion, and alimony avoidance. Yes there is a demand for those I suppose...
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Yet, rather than saying that, Trump is implying that he wants Canada to be a US state. Whether or not he means that, US-Canada relations will be irreparably harmed for a long time.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
So the argument is that there may be some secret super compelling justification that for some reason can't be articulated, and, against all odds, hasn't been leaked, despite being telegraphed for months? Yeah, that's not plau
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by cozzyd 2y ago
It's a power he has, of course he's going to exercise it, just like a toddler presses all the buttons on the elevator.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
My toddler's raspberry cravings are going to bankrupt me ...
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Those personnel numbers don't really make sense to me. Like, sure I believe O'Hare has 57 trained ATC staff, but Kalamazoo has 47 while La Guardia has 29, all at comparable percentages of trained staffing. Something is off... It&#
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Government so small you can drown it in lake Tulare
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by cozzyd 2y ago
The crops had too much DEI.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Down for me...
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Is the census data even available by other means nowadays? The census is a core constitutional requirement of the federal government.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
I know small planes crash a lot, but I feel like small jets crashing is a bit more notable? Maybe just because there arent that many comparatively.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Hmm I have an idea for how DOGE can raise more revenue...
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by cozzyd 2y ago
I suspect if you started using SIMD instructions, the analytical case would get better again (since it's branchless).
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by cozzyd 2y ago
I'm a dual US/EU citizen. Can I use the GDPR?
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by cozzyd 2y ago
it's pointed out in the story, but Ge Wang is the author of the ChucK strongly timed programming language (which has the famous upchuck operator...)
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by cozzyd 2y ago
just deleted my Facebook account... (which I've had for nearly 20 years... but this made me unreasonably angry).
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by cozzyd 2y ago
How is OpenAI going to train its next model?
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by cozzyd 2y ago
It is very common to use Monte Carlo for deterministic problems. It's just an integral over complicated PDFs
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by cozzyd 2y ago
The Concorde was barbaric
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Got a fun e-mail from our provost this morning saying to try not to spend any non-personnel money on federal grants (as far as I know, the University has already received the money from current grants, though maybe there are potential cavea
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by cozzyd 2y ago
My luggage is more secure, it has a 5 at the end.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
sorry, I meant in the case of function parameters, though I'm far from a fortran expert so there may be exceptions.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
That must be mistaken, it is a violation of betteridge's law
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by cozzyd 2y ago
right, the problem for scipy developers I believe is that not enough of them know fortran, whereas C knowledge is necessary to hack on CPython native extensions.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
yes, Fortran forbids referring to the same memory location by multiple names.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Maybe you mean something like regular? I wouldn't call this sampling uniform.

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