dietr1ch

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by dietr1ch 2mo ago
Bandcamp or buying CDs and ripping them, it doesn't take that long and each CD is a fire-and-forget task. I'm using syncthing to avoid the chore of having to copy them into my SD card
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by dietr1ch 2mo ago
People think that shorting is an easy way of getting rich when you think a stock will go down, but even if you know it will, getting the timing wrong on it is catastrophic as you'll get unbounded loses while the market fails to correct
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by dietr1ch 2mo ago
In my mind it has to be done this way because there's absolutely no way you'll recall everything that needs migrating in a short time. Even if you have a password manager as your email is likely older than it, but it's probab
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by dietr1ch 2mo ago
> I suspect that the next big AI breakthrough will result at least in part from constraining LLM decisions with old AI approaches. AFAIK bridging deductive and inductive AI has been understood as the trick for "AGI" for a long
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by dietr1ch 2mo ago
Exactly my concern, and worse overhead that what I recalled. Cost-wise the only viable private compute is local compute. It's more expensive than cloud, but true private compute in the cloud is definitely pricier.
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by dietr1ch 2mo ago
A better phone sent by horse would get to my hands sooner than a phone I don't give a shit about that can be shipped by airpost. I moved from high end to a "mid-range" Samsung phone that's way better than it needs to be
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by dietr1ch 2mo ago
At some point you just got to be amazed at it and celebrate.
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by dietr1ch 2mo ago
Damn, isn't A* fun and intuitive? I'd be interesting to dive into bounds and good properties for sets of landmarks. I imagine that if, - Every node is at least X cost/distance away from a landmark - Landmarks are no closer th
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by dietr1ch 2mo ago
This is what really sucks about domain names
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by dietr1ch 2mo ago
Why do you think the brits arrest peaceful protesters? It's like you can't even say free Palestine without being considered a terrorist
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by dietr1ch 2mo ago
I'm surprised this still passes as news, gives water is wet vibes at this point.
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by dietr1ch 2mo ago
They claim their advantage is knowing how to serve their models efficiently, which is quite possible since they design for it.
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by dietr1ch 2mo ago
> The weights are the preferred form for modifying or integrating with other models It's the 2nd time I hear this argument and I'm already fed up with it Is it the preferred way only because training is expensive? It's lik
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by dietr1ch 3mo ago
They just don't want you feel obligated to thank them SO MUCH for hidden better prices
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by dietr1ch 3mo ago
found the vanilla dvorak user (?)
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by dietr1ch 3mo ago
Yeah, init scripts are simple, but things get tricky outside of the happy path. Think of service upgrades/restarts. Once you care about dependencies, then you are back to a graph like systemd's.
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by dietr1ch 3mo ago
But how much of it is inherent complexity?
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by dietr1ch 3mo ago
Think about user services in a multi-user setup Do you want user-level services, or a multi-tenant system-level service? - Who can tweak the service configuration? - How do you ensure there's no data leaks between users? - What about m
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by dietr1ch 3mo ago
> Things not working the way I expect means I have to do more work to figure something out. Sound like you don't like computers to begin with
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by dietr1ch 3mo ago
I was hoping for a rebase that recalled what your previous base commit of your branch. I'm really not fond of having to `git rebase --interactive` just to drop all commits that are "already in master", especially when I forge
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by dietr1ch 3mo ago
As an implementer of a scalable notification system I'd be sure to cap the notification size. - Keeps messages O(1) so I can focus on scaling in the amount of notifications - Tells whoever runs into this that, - I didn't pla
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by dietr1ch 3mo ago
I recall that in the first release that supported LISTEN/NOTIFY there was a performance issue around it (poor locking IIRC), which today the "bad post" mentioned in here corrects in a errata just after their first paragraph.
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by dietr1ch 3mo ago
And building a consistent good experience from isolated tools is even harder. The problem is just hard and I think good criteria with the super app approach is the way to go. I really like Spacemacs. It's discoverable, extendable, quit
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by dietr1ch 3mo ago
After leaving a few of great-on-paper SoCs as paperweights I've learnt that I just don't want to deal with anyone's custom platform as I'll eventually be left with an outdated system that's annoying and time-consumi
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by dietr1ch 3mo ago
Old news? 0.56 is out now https://hypr.land/news/update56/
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by dietr1ch 3mo ago
Destroying public property is bad in a general sense, but not enough to describe the situation here. Would you take the knife out of your robber? Or is that stealing private property? Surveillance endangers society/democracy and it&#x2
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by dietr1ch 3mo ago
Whoops, I overcooked my last minute edits while almost asleep. Yeah, I'm was off by 18x there.
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by dietr1ch 3mo ago
To anyone thinking that 18m² isn't that big for how large the space is, please recall how bright reflective things shine during the day when you hit the right angle.
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by dietr1ch 3mo ago
You'll be sad to know there's another mf trying to put a mirror to reflect sunlight near twilight https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reflect_Orbital
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by dietr1ch 3mo ago
Not ambiguous really. You know it's <first> (<second/middle>) (<third (rare)>)? (<dad's surname>) (<mom's surname>) and names are typically a single WORD, but may (rarely) have a prefix like

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