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by daveguy 2y ago
Nah, I'm not crackin crypto with my noggin buddy. Sorry.
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by daveguy 2y ago
I'm pretty sure "differentiable" isn't necessary or sufficient to create valid and useful code.
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by daveguy 2y ago
Not sure if this is a joke, but it's hilarious either way.
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by daveguy 2y ago
It does have a readme. Click the "View all files" button. But you don't have to. GitHub shows the readme just below the partial file list. That's what all the same-page docs on GitHub/GitLab repositories are. Full d
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by daveguy 2y ago
Congratulations. That may be the most ridiculous strawman non-sequiteur I have ever read on HN. Truly reddit worthy.
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by daveguy 2y ago
Agreed. Tarrifs and doge are clearly being wielded to diminish US standing in the world. See also: shutting down relatively inexpensive aid programs that feed hungry people all over the world. And shutting down pro-democracy broadcasting th
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by daveguy 2y ago
> Basically, we have already beaten nature. Aiming to copy nature at this game is probably fruitless. As long as nature only consists of electricity. If it involves matter we might not be quite at 20% efficiency (output: physical work).
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by daveguy 2y ago
> ... seems like a good idea, as long as everyone in the government isn't incompetent. For example, if we had governments with strong tech departments that could fund helping the development of... The US had two very strong and comp
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by daveguy 2y ago
Or maybe if putting a piece of paper on someone's desk for precise restocking is too much of "a pain" to the person who drank the milk, then they should rethink their employment there.
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by daveguy 2y ago
Kasia, the person who placed the note and requests its return, is the office manager. Giving someone an easy visual cue and task for keeping things running smoothly seems like great office manager work and organization rather than shirkin
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by daveguy 2y ago
At least you specifically see what each charge is costing you.
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by daveguy 2y ago
On the bright side, at least it's not as big of a ponzi scheme as crypto.
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by daveguy 2y ago
Okay, but why pretend starlink coverage isn't solely in the hands of elon?
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by daveguy 2y ago
Necessity was a fact in the early 1900s. So necessary people had their kids work for extra income. Did you never study history?
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by daveguy 2y ago
Starlink puts "internet shutdown" in the hands of just one asshole oligarch.
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by daveguy 2y ago
Ugh... Please not the Alexa model of pushing products and services.
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by daveguy 2y ago
I slowed it down to 1/4 speed to check -- the autonomous video is sped up 3x, but the human video seems to be 1x. I say that because generally no one moves that slowly for a physical task, not just in the "problem solving" a
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by daveguy 2y ago
It's a web interface, but it is served from the local machine. The default is http://localhost:4213/ See the note just above this link on data locations and the optional and explicit opt-in to motherduck: https:&#x2F
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by daveguy 2y ago
Academics that decided they didn't really want to be academics, but instead switched to industry. Seems like a significant sample bias, no?
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by daveguy 2y ago
Customers are leaving in droves and he doesn't have to respond to customers because he is a billionaire oligarch. He can keep wapo around as a propaganda outlet. See also: twitter. Journalists have more integrity in one pinky than all
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by daveguy 2y ago
Personally, I think we need less balkanization + telephone game rather than more.
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by daveguy 2y ago
Freedoms? Freedom to squash an opinion article? Snap out of it.
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by daveguy 2y ago
I think "math is solved" refers more to AI performing math studies at the level of a mathematics graduate student. Obviously "math" won't ever be "solved" but the problem of AI getting to a certain math pr
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by daveguy 2y ago
Like I told my family recently: I think people are going to start realizing that there's a lot more invested in crypto than it's worth. Trump putting the federal government behind a crypto reserve didn't intice new investors&
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by daveguy 2y ago
Yeah, he's kinda fkd. Trumpty isn't even letting him fire people over the cabinet heads. Oops, fascism.
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by daveguy 2y ago
Wait. I thought the Musk-Trump regime was going to usher in a glorious post-scarcity economy based on the genius and purity of crypto?
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by daveguy 2y ago
Both ARM and RISC-V are Reduced Instruction Set Compute (RISC) instead of Complex Instruction Set Compute (CISC aka x86) architectures. So it's more about the tooling that makes one better than the other. And like all open source, the
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by daveguy 2y ago
RISC-V is an open standard. ARM still needs to be licensed. The world is abandoning rent seekers.
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by daveguy 2y ago
The ability to turn a study on "the effects of testosterone hormone therapy on breast cancer" into "transgender", into "why are they twisting his words! everyone knows he didn't mean transgender" requires
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by daveguy 2y ago
> If AI can help spot obvious errors in published papers, it can do it as part of the review process. If it could explain what's wrong, that would be awesome. Something tells me we don't have that kind of explainability yet. If

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