dietr1ch

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by dietr1ch 3y ago
Isn't it awkward because that's only plagiarism if all of the LLMs around are?
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
When developing there's tension between multiple things, and the first that's let go is performance because velocity is pushed too hard, particularly by management since their goals are rarely performance (unless the project is tr
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
I'd rather ignore it since tourist visas are short. The alternative is to add rules to stress some people out, and have others willingly ignore them as it gets you into the idiotic space of having a rule that's not really enforced
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
Generally restrictions are against working for a local company, since that would be a workaround of getting the right visa for you. I think most tourist entries are ok with working for a company abroad, especially if some jobs might require
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
From #91 an asked an hour ago, > I wouldn't necessarily say abandoned. I still work on it from time to time, but progress is very very slow and I cannot prioritise it over other things atm https://github.com/timfraed
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
I was curious and get vastly different numbers on my machine. I grabbed this and compiled it with gcc https://github.com/lemire/Code-used-on-Daniel-Lemire-s-blog/... g++ -std=gnu++17 -O3 -o bandwidth bandwidth.cpp
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
I'd guess that the tokenizer is just different and handles this in a "better" way.
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
Right, there's few roles for everyone, and tbh I've been looking to switch teams since August and not too many really interesting positions were open.
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
Do the expensive part replacements even get close to the price difference of getting a new car? What if you try to account for insurance and maintenance?
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
Just make some smaller silicon
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
I'm guessing that when buying a car most people can't afford to be picky with the infotainment system and will prioritize buying a better car over infotainment quality. Worst-case scenario these days is not too bad either, you&#x2
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
Well, that's one possibility, and seems boring, but imagine everyone else's filesystem being available to you at almost local throughput (and some extra latency, but hopefully low).
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
Now, on what new things can be attempted with this? Someone mentioned that this was saturating a single SSD reads, which is interesting. For some applications my SSD does almost only reads, and the writes are mostly to update content. My di
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
Many comments are around not seeing the point for connections so fast when you'll get throttled or simply won't notice. I think that's kind of the point of this experiment (under GFiber Labs). Exploring the challenges around
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
Privacy is not a goal, but just a marketing tool these days.
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
I think it has a point until it becomes a benchmark, because as you said it's easy to only have one connection if you want to. Before it becomes a benchmark, I think it kind of leaks a measure of the amount of things that are being don
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
How is gambling not the issue? It's obviously designed to get money from people, otherwise they'd go bankrupt, and the people gambling are ~randomly taking money from each other into addiction or bankruptcy whether they win too mu
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
What's the alternative? Wait for the segmented "market" to improve speeds without any real pressure? In SF I have to chose between one ISP, or no ISP. It's ironic and pathetic.
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
I don't have a windows machine and I don't plan on having one. I didn't know of `jc`, but it seems that using nushell ( https://github.com/nushell/nushell ) gets you a better experience.
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
Yes, I think that we can do better than plain text as the source of truth, and thus git would probably need to change. There's work around a bunch of languages that are not based on text, some have their own editor or a tool to manage
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
I wish that the OS and shell had better insight on how to run programs without need for specific library parsing libraries. I'd love to see programs communicate through a typed JSON/proto format that shed enough details to make th
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
It'll be interesting to see the average speed change after this? Traffic jams don't care about speed limits. I'm guessing that the improvements in efficiency (fuel, noise, wear) and safety are probably going to be worth it. A
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
Right, but nothing prevents YouTube to get rid of public video IDs and simply share an opaque version of (user, video) whenever possible. It'd be awful, but Google nowadays is willing to do shitty stuff like this and atrocious stuff li
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
And it was very nice of YouTube to not follow this
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
Whenever I update my spacemacs config+packages I'm kind of doing that, there's no way you can honestly convince yourself that you thoroughly reviewed everything, but I guess the same applies to when you update your boring text edi
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
Right, but his concern about security is not just to restrict how you use your computer, but to try to keep it safe in a manageable way. However, the current state of guarantees around it is not at the point where Turing-completeness is the
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
This is why I always only put finite memory in my computers.
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
Poor multi-trillion company unable to support open source drivers
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
It shouldn't be equal as the older ones won't face the consequences of their votes
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by dietr1ch 3y ago
30 might be enough these days, it seems I won't get to own a home and I don't really want to work 2 days a week for the government and one and a half to pay for my landlord's mortgage. Many are settling with getting pets, tra

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