dooglius

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by dooglius 4mo ago
You're right, it's less uncommon than I recalled, and thanks for the source. But I don't think that 35/42 is suspicious/bizarre, and it does look like the 5x7 scores make up the bulk of the 35s.
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by dooglius 4mo ago
This is not bizarre, it's a reflection of how the IMO is scored: 6 questions with scores from 0-7 but partial credit is rare. It's really a score of 5/6.
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by dooglius 4mo ago
Fork isn't necessary for this, you could just exec directly?
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by dooglius 4mo ago
The point is that the OOM killer shouldn't exist and arguing about how to tweak it is addressing the wrong problem
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by dooglius 4mo ago
Often the frontpage will include a new submission with few votes at the top, I recall others in other threads speculating that this is an intentional way (rather than an edge case in the ranking algo) of getting new posts evaluated without
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by dooglius 5mo ago
I am missing some context here what was wrong with the original description?
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by dooglius 5mo ago
Since no one is being quantitative, here's a medical source: https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/water-intoxic... > In some people, water intoxication symptoms can develop after drinking about a
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by dooglius 5mo ago
The preceding comment indicates that the intent is to support other compilers. I think a better approach is to define __glibc_attribute__ based on compiler support and to stick to that within glibc since there's no reason to think that
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by dooglius 5mo ago
Just because other organizations do it doesn't make it not objectionable, and there have been many threads on HN criticizing Mozilla's structure along similar lines. In this case, my understanding is that e.g. Altman is on the non
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by dooglius 5mo ago
The objectional part would be: - in 2019, OpenAI created a capped-profit subsidiary in order to attract funding from commercial entities Particularly if it creates a conflict of interest for anyone making decisions on behalf of the nonprofi
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by dooglius 5mo ago
Technically one of {Newton, Leibniz} was first, but you're missing GP's point
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by dooglius 5mo ago
I wish I had read Deepness first as Fire sort of spoils it (granted, either direction will spoil some things)
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by dooglius 5mo ago
> how to build shelter, what things I can eat, how to catch stuff, make tools, etc... None of GP's examples appear to be covered by that training
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by dooglius 5mo ago
It would be instructive to actually look at the studies in question and whether or not they were odd or esoteric.
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by dooglius 5mo ago
Singapore already uses caning in schools, so it sounds this just extends it to be used in cases of bullying https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caning_in_Singapore?useskin=ve...
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by dooglius 5mo ago
I don't think GP was being snarky, how else would you expect someone to cite a name he recognized?
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by dooglius 5mo ago
> biological death is necessary for an ecosystem Can you expand on this? How do you explain e.g. ecosystems around centuries-old redwoods?
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by dooglius 5mo ago
Further discussion from dang on the "contrarian dynamic": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24215601
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by dooglius 5mo ago
Figure 1 in the paper helps contextualize the numbers better.
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by dooglius 6mo ago
Parent was being sarcastic
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by dooglius 6mo ago
Have you considered that the smooth-talking "mature" and "professional" people are more likely to sell your data to advertisers at the first opportunity?
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by dooglius 6mo ago
Normal military procurement is going to go through process and use the APIs that Anthropic gives them. The NSA just has to has to achieve the goal of getting the weights out of the target computer.
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by dooglius 6mo ago
The analogy doesn't really apply but if someone had a new solution to FLT that could be understood in an hour that would be a pretty big deal I think
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by dooglius 6mo ago
Thanks for trying to maintain the list as long as you could! I think you are assuming that the government does not _also_ have secret agreements with big 3D printer manufacturers (to which the state of CA may not be privy)
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by dooglius 6mo ago
The bottom of that wiki page has links to EFF pages. However you are correct that they view it as a lost battle: (Added 2015) Some of the documents that we previously received through FOIA suggested that all major manufacturers of color
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by dooglius 6mo ago
Any idea why no one applied this to llvm in the interim?
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by dooglius 6mo ago
Why not?
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by dooglius 6mo ago
Do you have an example of it being flagged? I only see one old post from 7 years ago (not flagged), and that links to a scribd pdf rather than the author's website
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by dooglius 6mo ago
The link appears to be as described and is not spam
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by dooglius 6mo ago
Agreed; e.g. if you prove something about the real numbers, the matter of how R is constructed out of your axiomatic system doesn't matter

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