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Gatekeeping the use of the word Zen in English is probably counter to the core principles ironically. But I understand your concern. Even the CPU in my computer is named Zen
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I really like the concept of night driving in the city.
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How are your in the opposite camp of an article encouraging side projects when you say you have many side projects?
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Fixed point is where the number has a predetermined number of bits for the integer and fraction like 8.8 where you have 0-255 for the integer and the fraction goes from 1/256 to 255/256 in steps of 1/256 Floating point at it&
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2y ago
Trial balloon is the euphemism used in the Wiki article.
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Note that the constants in the PDF are in Octal!
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A recent disassembly of, I think the same code. https://github.com/option8/Altair-BASIC/blob/master/BASIC%20... I checked in a few places at the start and towards the end (the sin function) and they matc
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2y ago
Does it have native fixed point types?
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2y ago
It's interesting that this antibacterial molecule is created by a bacteria. So there's one bacteria that's resistant I guess. But maybe that's not a concerning type of bacteria but I hear that bacteria can transfer trait
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First paragraph. "Researchers have discovered a new antibiotic molecule that targets a broad range of disease-causing bacteria — even strains resistant to commercial drugs — and is not toxic to human cells. [1]" "[1] Jangra,
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Why would people take performance enhancing drugs, why would you drink coffee, why would people use AI even when it's banned? It's all about getting ahead in a competitive environment. Games are just as 'real' as the rea
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Why would people take performance enhancing drugs, why would you drink coffee, why would people use AI to do coding assignments even when it's banned? It's all about getting ahead in a competitive environment. Games are just as &#
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It's hard to take that linked video seriously with the host sequence poorly lit and color graded in that awful blue / orange film cliche.
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I guess you can justify it by saying starship lightning design has changed over the years hehe. Look at all this bright light fixtures on the bridge of the older ship!
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American video games used to be that, all brown, and Japanese games tended to be more saturated and colorful. To some extent this is still be true but I've noticed a willingness now to break out of the bleak color grading.
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What if the workers decide the work is imposing on them? Maybe that's a good thing but it could go too far.
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There was one cashier who also bagged at a local supermarket who was the mythical 10x bagger. I'm not joking when I say they were a virtuoso at scanning and bagging and I would always line up in their line just to witness it again and
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A big difference is that the jr. dev is learning compared to the AI who is stuck at whatever competence was baked in from the factory. You might be more patient with the jr if you saw positive signs that the handholding was paying off.
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Boomers is anyone 60 or older right now - not just 70+ That being said, Boomer has evolved to mean anyone older, established and conservative. Like the counterculture saying from the past, don't trust anyone over 30.
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How do the great engineering orgs that ship impactful stuff organize / run a major project?
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Interesting that something similar came up recently where an AI being trained might fake alignment with training goals.
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2y ago
It's fairly new.
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2y ago
Your code will no longer be afraid of crashing.
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2y ago
Fear not, he's being paid well.
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2y ago
Not so fast... You might be surprised.
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2y ago
Why doesn't Geothermal make your list?
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BTW did you read where that was a later edit?
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I would even use this for a game jam! Keep at it.
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This blog post sings to me. Well done. I remember the time a colleague effectively used A* as the optimizer for the AI's plans in 2 player game. Indeed it really can be purposed for a lot of different things!
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It's actually they don't want us to see the AI coding.
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