dtj1123

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Yvon Chouinard: the existential dirtbag who founded and gifted Patagonia(theguardian.com)
2 points by dtj1123 5mo ago|0 comments
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by dtj1123 5mo ago
Nasal dilators, mouth tape and possibly a nightly salt rinse for your sinuses with a neti pot are your friends buddy
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by dtj1123 5mo ago
Could you please confirm that this is satire
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by dtj1123 5mo ago
I'm also curious about this. I don't understand how deletion and modification can be made commutative operations in a way that makes sense
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by dtj1123 5mo ago
Brilliant. The Chinese room thought experiment as a chess engine.
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DSV Limiting Factor(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by dtj1123 5mo ago|0 comments
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by dtj1123 5mo ago
I would hypothesize that rather than utilizing quartz for religious reasons or because quartz has favorable mechanical properties, the underlying motivation may have been that the resulting tools look sick as fuck.
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Plasticity: A Modern NURBS Modeler(plasticity.xyz)
2 points by dtj1123 5mo ago|0 comments
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by dtj1123 5mo ago
Philosophically motivated, sure. In what way is the Zig foundation's AI stance political?
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by dtj1123 5mo ago
Practice makes perfect I guess.
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by dtj1123 5mo ago
The style of writing here feels very Claude... Edit: The more I read the more I think that this has at least been edited using AI. The number of instances of "this is not X, it is Y" is not super high, but it's higher than I&
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by dtj1123 5mo ago
Because it's fun, and many people (myself of 15 years ago included) are fucking idiots.
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by dtj1123 5mo ago
From my perspective, you're reaching for extremely unlikely explanations of his underlying meaning in order to avoid having to consider the possibility that he may have been dishonest, whilst you've been gullible. However, I'
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by dtj1123 5mo ago
Indeed, an electromagnetic pulse travelling through a copper wire will propagate at at something like 85% of the speed of light. Leaving aside that this is still distinct from the speed of light, can you tell me how this would have in any w
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by dtj1123 5mo ago
Electrons moving through silicon do not move at the speed of light.
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by dtj1123 5mo ago
Does he say that you _do_ need skill to get huge speedups? In fairness it's been a long time since I watched this, but I remember being struck by how obviously dishonest Lattner was throughout. For example at one point he talks about a
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by dtj1123 6mo ago
Watch Chris Lattner's interview with Lex Fridman. He talks about mojo as a 36,000x speedup over Python without any indication that you need to think about vectorization to achieve it.
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by dtj1123 6mo ago
Crypto*
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by dtj1123 6mo ago
Today I learned
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by dtj1123 6mo ago
I had a similar issue. A teacher found me with a smaller boy (poor kid had some genuine emotional issues, in retrospect was probably being abused outside of school) who was nevertheless doing his best to rip my ears off. The fact that I had
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by dtj1123 6mo ago
"When Claude Opus 4.6 and Mythos Preview were undergoing safety testing, NLAs suggested they believed they were being tested more often than they let on" What does it mean for a pile of matrix algebra to 'believe' someth
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by dtj1123 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hack_(programming_language)
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by dtj1123 6mo ago
They also advertised a 36,000x speedup over equivalent Python if I remember correctly, without at any point clarifying that this could only be true in extreme edge cases. Feels more like a pump-dump cryptography scheme than an honest attemp
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by dtj1123 6mo ago
Dismissing outright the possibility that an LLM harbors some form of consciousness is as dumb as asserting that it definitely does. We have no litmus test for consciousness. We have no definition of consciousness with which to tell a consci
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by dtj1123 6mo ago
Radicle may be what you're after
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by dtj1123 6mo ago
I'm considering switching to GrapheneOS... What's this about RCS not working?
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by dtj1123 6mo ago
This sounds to me like it might benefit from some sort of "hypertext" functionality to allow for easy linking of documents
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by dtj1123 6mo ago
Anyone know if the new pro laptop has intel ME disabled?
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by dtj1123 6mo ago
Whilst that is technically a sentence, I don't think you've actually said anything
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The Tao of Unix Programming(github.com)
3 points by dtj1123 6mo ago|0 comments

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