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5mo ago
It's a compelling example of the common phenomenon where a certified genius in one field makes a blunder by attempting to reason from first principles to analyze a problem in another field. Not that such things never work; there are su
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If you were buying a computer today to use for DS4 (budget under 10k) what would you get? I care more about inference quality than speed. Or is it better to wait for the rumored M5 studio?
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5mo ago
> Assuming the port is actually 1:1 without any behavioral changes, these bugs already exist in the Zig code The "1:1" assumption is a massive unjustified assumption. Rust and Zig have different memory models, so it's poss
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5mo ago
If we're imagining a world where the US can't stop China from doing that, I'd probably go on the internet and complain about it.
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If LLMs can achieve this level of task in 9 days, why do we even need Bun in the first place? Shouldn't we just write our apps in Rust and not even deal with JS?
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5mo ago
Princeton has so much money that they could make it free for all undergrads and literally never run out of money.
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5mo ago
Historically speaking is that "enough food to keep someone alive for a year" or "the amount of rice one person eats in a year"?
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5mo ago
One man illegally downloading copyrighted material is a crime. Multinational corporations illegally downloading copyrighted material is the only remaining growth area in the US economy and vital to national security.
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5mo ago
Whoa, since when is there a Jagged Alliance 3? Is it any good? JA2 is one of my favorite games of all time
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6mo ago
It's the LLM-generated-text signature.
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6mo ago
let's take a second to think about the threat vectors here. The two obvious ones I can think of are: "AI hallucinates and tells you to put non-food into the food" and "AI hallucinates and gives you unsafe prep instructio
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7mo ago
To clarify - yt-dlp is a command line tool for downloading youtube videos, but it's in a constant arms race with the youtube website because they are constantly changing things in a way that blocks yt-dlp.
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7mo ago
Would this hypothetically be able to download arbitrary videos from youtube without the constant yt-dlp arms race?
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7mo ago
> if there is an Illuminati then I think they were avid readers of Carrion lol, I never really thought about that but given recent revelations it does almost seem like they were using it as a template.
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8mo ago
I'm fully on-board with not using master-slave terminology. I work in the embedded space where those terms were and still are frequently used, and I support not using them any more. But I've been using git pretty much since it was
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8mo ago
A pelican already has an integrated snack-holder, though. It wouldn't need to put it in the basket.
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8mo ago
"Juniors" (or anyone besides maintainers) do not fundamentally have a right to contribute to an open source project. Before this system they could submit a PR, but that doesn't mean anyone would look at it. Once you've
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8mo ago
That can't build the Linux kernel though.
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8mo ago
They drugged and executed Fred Hampton and no one suffered any consequences for that as far as I know.
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8mo ago
I don't think the idea is that the speech in the chat is inherently illegal; it's that it could be used as evidence of illegal activity. Using that example - if someone in the chat asks about plate XYZ at 10AM, and if a phone link
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9mo ago
I did! Had to ask for it in English though.
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9mo ago
> French culture is a rare culture where shop owners won't be afraid to tell off/talk back at customers that don't show a basic level of politeness. My favorite French shop anecdote (I'm American): Went to a bakery in
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9mo ago
In what world are Iraq / Afghanistan good "comps" for the US military's performance in a civil war? Those countries had a virtually endless supply of young men who wanted to die for their cause, due to religious fanati
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9mo ago
Wouldn't C# and Swift make it tough to integrate with other languages? Whereas something written in Zig (or Rust) can integrate with anything that can use the C ABI?
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9mo ago
Two weeks of actual work? Or two weeks because you'd only be able to work on it for 20-30 minutes per day at the end of the day when you're already tired?
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10mo ago
Can this also affect stack usage? Like if `x` gets dropped before `y` is introduced, can `y` reuse `x`'s stack space (let's assume they are same size/alignment). Or does the compiler already do that if it can see that one is
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10mo ago
> I never understood there is a relationship between quadratic equations and some kind of underlying mathematic geometric symmetry. In a polynomial equation, the coefficients can be written as symmetric functions of the roots: https:&#x
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10mo ago
The Gehry story is cool but you skipped over the important part.
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10mo ago
Those things are not protected expression in the US.
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10mo ago
Dell, HP, Walmart, Johnson & Johnson, Ford...it's not exactly unheard of to name your company after yourself.
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