cozzyd

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by cozzyd 8mo ago
At McMurdo this season the espresso machine at the coffee house broke. Fortunately we had two espresso machines out at LDB, and plenty of C1 and C4 beans
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
Yes, the pressure altitude varies significantly and you can feel the higher altitude days pretty easily...
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
DOGEfighting
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
easy, we ask Claude to write an open-source freely-available version of Claude with equal or better capabilities.
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
Probably testing grok-based targeting system.
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
didn't even bother not using an em dash...
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
They should switch to tmux
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
Better to pick projects not hosted on GitHub at all!
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
I've run into similar resource limit exhaustion due to the GC not keeping issues with cpython as well
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
The alternative is when you run a script that you last used a few years ago and now need it again for some reason (very common in research) and you might end up spending way too much time making it work with your now upgraded stack. Sure yo
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
Make -j97 presumably. Or MPI jobs.
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
Yes I happen to live two blocks from the Art Institute and have seen the painting dozens of times but it's still pretty impactful every time.
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
How much would it cost to have at least an AI review? It eoild be better than nothing...
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
And boats can move from city to city!
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
Leaving a job is easy. Social media on the other hand...
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
Are agents clever enough to seek and maybe use local privilege escalations? It seems like they should always run as their own user account with no credentials to anything, but I wonder if they will try to escape it somehow...
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
Some academic departments do this... put a job ad every year in case there's a superstar.
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
your ad is worse because it looks like it could be part of the website...
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
every once in a while I click on the google feed on my phone, which instead of opening in firefox like it should opens in some chrome webview with no ublock. It is truly atrocious (and... if you don't have unlimited data, expensive to
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
If you care about space, you're almost certainly going to compress your output (unless, like, you're literally storing random noise) and so you'll necessarily have overhead from that. Unless the reason you care about space is
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
Have they even given a bar of gold once?
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
why wouldn't it be? I'm running real OSs on ancient TI ARM chips that are probably 50 times slower.
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
with 8 GB of RAM?
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
I was trying to hire a Moldovan agent and all I got was https://agents.md/ (Google did not do proper market testing: https://claude.md goes to what you might expect but https://gemini.md/ is a
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
Nah. Hubble Space Telescope
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
Trained on 6-7
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
that's right, the best solution is probably something like every other bus (excepting very low frequency buses that have fewer than 5-6 buses per hour) to only stop at every other stop (of course always including interchange points).
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
yes, and it keeps blocking my bus. Fortunately it is now legal in Chicago for drivers to get fined for stopping in bus stops/bus lanes automatically via cameras on the buses. Not sure if it is actually happening though..
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
Wait until you're waiting in the wind and snow with a toddler, and you'll prefer a bus shelter.
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by cozzyd 8mo ago
Yes, I sometimes work in the Hancock building in Chicago. The turnstiles are never congested.

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