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by elif 5mo ago
LLMs are a distillation of human.
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by elif 5mo ago
They even banned the term "soy milk" It's now called "non dairy soy beverage" on every carton.
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by elif 6mo ago
It is moral to throw your toddler into the pool so that later in life they are less likely to drown.
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by elif 6mo ago
The engineering was done in the 70's and 80's. This rocket is built out of leftover shuttle hardware. The exploration in this mission was done 50 years ago. I fail to see how this mission is noble. It's biggest accomplishment
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by elif 6mo ago
They aren't a database company. They are a full spectrum B2B SaaS contract company. They make far more by up selling services than they do from databases total. Half of their stack will run on whatever db you want.
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by elif 6mo ago
Fortunately, the most likely outcome is another indefinite delay at the last minute.
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by elif 6mo ago
agree completely. When the megacorps are building hundreds of datacenters and openly talking about plans to charge for software "like a utility," there has never been a clearer mandate for the need for FOSS, and IMO there has neve
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by elif 6mo ago
Your GPU rendering 1 frame vs your GPU rendering 60 frames.
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by elif 6mo ago
You're not moving your mouse 100% of the time. Probably less than 25% of the time. Probably using your keyboard less than 25% of the time. It doesn't need to degrade experience OR selectively refresh part of the screen (which it c
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by elif 7mo ago
i could be mistaken but from my read, the 'rotation' aspect is nothing new and not dissimilar from normal spin quant, where the importance matrix is rotated during calibration such that the local minima/maxima are more evenl
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by elif 7mo ago
look i just made a single point about VIM OVERCOMING THE LOSS OF ITS CREATOR by pointing to emacs as a WORSE CASE. I didn't ask for these weirdos to come demanding to litigate every detail of every sick quote he's ever given. but
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by elif 7mo ago
or am i "not understanding his meaning" here somehow again?
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by elif 7mo ago
"Many years ago I posted that I could not see anything wrong about sex between an adult and a child, if the child accepted it. Through personal conversations in recent years, I’ve learned to understand how sex with a child can harm per
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by elif 7mo ago
"I thought she was not a child" is never a defense for raping a child.
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by elif 7mo ago
In statutory child rape, it does not matter in any way or any context what the behavior of the victim was.
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by elif 7mo ago
Dear downvoters: softbank has been optimizing their datacenters for robotic technicians since 2020. They are about to have fully human free datacenters by the end of this year. When you are designing long term goals with datacenters, as
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by elif 7mo ago
"the most plausible scenario is that she presented herself to him as entirely willing" if you dont understand what that is saying, i can't help you.
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by elif 7mo ago
Stallman deserves to be criticized for his own positions. And the emacs community deserves the right to call him out to distance ourselves from them.
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by elif 7mo ago
victim blaming is categorically defense of the actual perpetrator.
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by elif 7mo ago
here's the quote you didn't want to include “We can imagine many scenarios, but the most plausible scenario is that she presented herself to him as entirely willing,” Stallman added. “Assuming she was being coerced by Epstein, he
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by elif 7mo ago
It is a proven commodity already. Just not in our behind-the-curve country. Look at NTT Data or SoftBank. https://www.softbank.jp/en/sbnews/entry/20250917_01
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by elif 7mo ago
I'll explain instead of just adding the easily discoverable quote. He is assigning the blame to Epstein's victims.
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by elif 7mo ago
"argued in an email thread last week that Marvin Minskey, the late AI pioneer and longtime MIT professor, was unfairly accused of sexual assault and that one of the underage girls in Epstein’s sex trafficking operation likely presented
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by elif 7mo ago
I am an emacs main. I boot straight into emacs fullscreen mode by default. I'm literally describing the resilience of the emacs community exactly as you described.
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by elif 7mo ago
Yea I literally said long term but HN voters have such a hate boner for anything adjacent to AI
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by elif 7mo ago
As long as you can control for fire, electrical safety seems like a temporary condition as robots and intelligent machines are cheaper and more available long term solution to hot swap blades in datacenter racks.
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by elif 7mo ago
If emacs can live through Stallman's descent into absurd un-asked-for pedophilliac defense positions, not limited to defense of Jeffrey Epstein himself, Vim can survive the simple passing of its creator.
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by elif 7mo ago
i think that's a mis-statement of the problem being addressed here. It's not a question of how useful AI video will be generally. It's a question of OpenAI doing it specifically. IMO it's two factors: 1) the intellectual
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by elif 7mo ago
Look at marinetraffic.com and then try to map a course across the Mediterranean that won't be seen by dozens of ships. It's impossible.
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by elif 7mo ago
An aircraft carrier can be seen with the naked eye from 10 meters above the shore for about 28 miles. So the entire Spanish coast, Moroccan coast, Algerian coast, mallorca, sardegna, Sicily, tunesia, the Greek isles, and who knows how many

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