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by dcow 2y ago
No. Max is an entire compute platform designed around deploying LLMs at scale. And Mojo takes a Python syntax (it’s a superset) but reimplements the entire compiler so you (or the compiler on your behalf) can target all the new AI compute
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by dcow 2y ago
Have you heard of modular, mojo, and max?
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by dcow 2y ago
The problem comes when that now 70 year old is supposed to foster an urgent and relevant response to problems of the current 30 year old generation. They may be a well respected leader with an impeccable service record, but how can they pos
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by dcow 2y ago
Ignoring all the actual structural (wealth & power) problems we have that play into our inability to find strong leaders aged appropriately, I sometimes wonder if this isn’t a courage problem. Trump and Biden have nothing to lose. It do
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by dcow 2y ago
Yep. I would vote for a yellow haired keyboard warrior or a bible fearing evangelical regardless of whether I share a single political belief so long as they’re participating in the society I actually exist in. 80 year olds don’t live in th
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by dcow 2y ago
It’s not. Nobody is saying old people are subhuman scum who shouldn’t be treated kindly and with respect. The argument is that after a certain point you may not have a lived experience that is relevant anymore for being an effective politic
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by dcow 2y ago
Age is a problem and it’s not ageist to say so. What we’re talking about here is not a world where a 24 and a 56 year old cannot both play on the same ball team. We’re talking about elderly people. Your grandparents. I love the grandparen
608.
by dcow 2y ago
We should not strive to be ruled by wise elders. I am not arguing that there is no place for respect or that old people can’t have great influence and utility. Just that they shouldn’t be on the field playing ball.
609.
by dcow 2y ago
Interestingly, anecdotally, the idea of an age cap for our politicians has been a thread I’ve seen both sides of the aisle share sentiments and easily agree on in casual political conversation more and more lately. I am cautiously optimisti
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by dcow 2y ago
If you’re old enough to retire and collect old person benefits you are no longer fit to lead not because you are might be incapable but because you are simply not generationally relevant. The office of president has term limits for effectiv
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by dcow 2y ago
Doubtful.
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by dcow 2y ago
It’s abundantly clear from participating on the issue tracker that these weren’t “real developers” commenting. They were hateful people. The result of all this BS is a less secure implementation (separate plugin with weak IPC guarantees—I k
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by dcow 2y ago
Sorry I should have been more clear. Adding a secure default is awesome (I forgot whether it was in 3.5.0 or not, because it was committed early enough that it was part of the discussion from the outset when all the outrage blew up, and it
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by dcow 2y ago
In the face of the Apple Intelligence macOS Sequoia announcement yesterday, anybody who is still trying to argue that moving the web request to a separate binary makes the product more secure or compliant is absolutely disingenuous and fran
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by dcow 2y ago
Did you watch the freaking keynote??!! It’s everywhere and it goes off device in more cases than just ChatGPT. An opt in human in the flow UX is exactly how iTerm worked anyway, you have to check a box and actively send context to OpenAI an
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by dcow 2y ago
Corporate networks could always block the requests anyway… this is security theater to appease the anti-ai mob.
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by dcow 2y ago
Considering the entire OS now supports deeply integrated ChatGPT, it’s abundantly clear that this was the case. I think George should revert this perversion of his product architecture security theater feature. It makes me angry that iTerm
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The "photomolecular effect": evaporate water 4 times faster with light(news.mit.edu)
2 points by dcow 2y ago|0 comments
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by dcow 2y ago
Reading this kinda makes one question the incentives and competency of government investigation programs. All they did was ask “given the reliable info, where could the car be”? And they display better deductive reasoning than professional
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by dcow 2y ago
It’s not necessarily a red flag. Sometimes the founder/CEO is technical and decides to solo it with hired engineers until not having a real CTO is a flight risk, or until they’re too busy to be contributing code anymore, or both.
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by dcow 2y ago
But `curl | sh` is no less secure. Download this file and execute it. Functionally the same outcome. Tell me how doing that is materially different than `apt get`. Both employ signing and checksums (just with different PKI). One delegates t
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by dcow 2y ago
Your risk model is kinda perverse. You're saying you trust package maintainers because they sign things . So if I send you a signed script that checksums itself before running will you run that without audit? It’s trust all the way do
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by dcow 2y ago
scopes are deprecated and link-local is only a thing so that the network can bootstrap itself. if you’re deploying ipv6 all you care about are global and ula, which are scope-less
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by dcow 2y ago
There is (and let’s not bey coy: arguing all calories are equal implies a sugar diet is perfectly healthy). People literally don’t understand how bad excessive sugar intake is because it’s not vilified enough. A mature adult understands tha
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by dcow 2y ago
Well it’s incredibly likely that someone who most people referred to as Christ did indeed die <for our sins>. I think you mean to challenge the reliability or interpretation of the other stuff that allegedly happened afterward.
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by dcow 2y ago
When you’ve been unhealthy and struggling to maintain a healthy body for years in a society that indexes way way way to heavily on carbs because they’re cheap and equally isn’t honest about the toxicity of glucose, you can kinda see why peo
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by dcow 2y ago
You have it backwards. Your liver can convert protein into glucose in a process called gluconeogenesis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gluconeogenesis
628.
by dcow 2y ago
calories in / calories out is a foolproof way to track weight gain/loss over extended periods of time. So people tend to oversimplify nutrition and diet to this one number. But it is indisputable that your body processes carbs, pr
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by dcow 2y ago
Furthermore there is some indication that people experiencing type 2 diabetes are suffering from essentially a worn out pancreas. In other words their insulin resistance is a result of constantly eating more sugars/carbs than the organ
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by dcow 2y ago
I was with my wife during her gestational diabetes nutrition session. The diet they recommended was for all intents and purposes a ketogenic diet. The only carbs were from natural sugars in fruits and veggies. They just didn’t push the fat

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