dnautics

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by dnautics 6mo ago
It's saying something about the announcement, it's not saying something about the correctness of the announcement. I used the word hearsay to imply that flip-flopping should only be a judgement on the comms of the entity accused
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by dnautics 6mo ago
You're not stealing oauth keys, they are your keys??
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by dnautics 6mo ago
Nobody said anything about the correctness of the announcement.
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by dnautics 6mo ago
Keep in mind this is hearsay, since we are reading something through a non-official channel, it's maybe not right to call it "flip-flopping"?
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by dnautics 6mo ago
IEEE standard prescribes 1 ulp precision for some higher operations (trig ops etc). 0.5 ulp does guarantee identical results, but not 1
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by dnautics 6mo ago
> However you will never convince someone anti-automatic resource management from ideological point of view. It's generally accepted that 'explicit is better than implicit' and what you want in the end is deterministic, ma
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by dnautics 6mo ago
> In reality it is a pretty deterministic (modulo compiler options, CPU flags, etc) IIRC this was not ALWAYS the case, on x86 not too long ago the CPU might choose to put your operation in an 80-bit fp register, and if due to multitaskin
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by dnautics 6mo ago
I have had Claude read usbpcap to reverse engineer an industrial digital camera link. It was like pulling teeth but I got it done (I would not have been able to do it alone)
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by dnautics 6mo ago
You're missing the philosophical principle that the more laws you have the wider the breadth of the domain that laws can interpret becomes, and that laws generally accrue. This is not by design, and there are jurisdictions which exp
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by dnautics 6mo ago
presumably a reference to rocm/socm robots?
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by dnautics 7mo ago
even if btc does a hard fork, you'll need to "reshim" the encryption on each wallet. and you can only do (n) tx per block. and only 1 blocks per unit time. this limits the speed of bitcoin moving to PQC, it must take at
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by dnautics 7mo ago
yes thats my point?
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by dnautics 7mo ago
> It still won't take away from Musk being responsible for one of the biggest mass murders in history. i dint particularly like musk. i would say he is shitty. your moral compass is fucked up.
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by dnautics 7mo ago
in principle you could wrap an mcp's api calls in a trivial curl shell script and turn it into a skill? so are they replaceable? sure.
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by dnautics 7mo ago
an F-35 was hit but made it back to base.
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by dnautics 7mo ago
where do you draw the line? Suppose someone had a program that spent 6 trillion dollars that fed 10 people for one year. Would you then say "you need to take a long hard look at yourself". Not keeping people dependent on a prog
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by dnautics 7mo ago
of course, but point being: status quo was it wasn't happening, and the trajectory wasn't good. Another example: Someone will have egg on face for leaving AWACs out on a tarmac (exactly dumb thing that we made fun of russia for
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by dnautics 7mo ago
can you verify that the UNESCO plan would have ended world hunger?
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by dnautics 7mo ago
on the other hand the us interventions have betrayed that chinese radars e.g. don't "work as advertised", to the point that there have been purges at chinese military industrial manufacturers. on top of the recent purges in
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by dnautics 7mo ago
if yuan goes oil denominated and appreciates in value, China's manufacturing advantage from low labor prices evaporates and china knows this. things are already bad in china due to low demand (workers burning factories since they are
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by dnautics 7mo ago
euro doesn't have enough volume. yuan has very strict domestic price controls so its a weird risk to take. (you could get insta-fucked, way harder than dollar inflation mismanagement, if china suddenly allows its citizens to move mon
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by dnautics 7mo ago
did you notice that the middleware between C and BEAM is in zig! (disclaimer self promotion)
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by dnautics 7mo ago
what's the alternative?
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by dnautics 7mo ago
love this! a while back i noodled around with this idea, but didn't get that far: https://github.com/ityonemo/yavascript glad to see someone do a fuller implementation!
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by dnautics 7mo ago
thanks. i pretty much have it running in the background (watching it vibecode carefully) while im doing other work.
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by dnautics 7mo ago
an administration lied. news at 10
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by dnautics 7mo ago
I wrote: it's not particularly orwellian. like all the other us administrations have had mass surveillance boners too. and the us is not nearly as surveillancey as other fascistic regimes, or even contemporary social democracies. f
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by dnautics 7mo ago
<semi-self-promotion> Not only that, since there is a super-standard std allocator api, it makes itself very amenable to memory safety analysis, as long as you don't sneakily implement allocations outside of that api. https:&#x2
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by dnautics 7mo ago
i would call tjis administration many things, fascistic, shitty, corrupt, but it's not particularly orwellian.
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by dnautics 7mo ago
jlg posts here occasionally! im pretty grateful to beos for proving a young me with an offramp from MS architecture that got me using cli, understanding api architectures, making it easy to tinker, etc.

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