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by epcoa 3y ago
"Included" tools are expected to invariably be of shit quality. Blaming a fastener standard because of whatever some random Aliexpress vendor is doing is rather stupid. Also a T3 would be 1mm, this is like mobile phone fastener si
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by epcoa 3y ago
From the original article: “The [CASA] theory states that humans interact with computers as if they are human, and is the cornerstone on which all social human–machine communication (e.g., chatbots, robots, virtual agents) are designed. ”
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by epcoa 3y ago
I feel like I'm being trolled by yet another deltaonefour, deltaonenine, ... sock puppet (there were a ton more that I don't care to remember). I could be wrong, don't really care. In any event you guys would probably get alo
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by epcoa 3y ago
> The problem here is that from your end, no reasoning was applied. Oh when did that become an issue for you? I thought it was all just common sense. Common sense. Common sense. Common sense. Common sense, Common sense. Common sense. Com
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by epcoa 3y ago
"How many nuclear bombs were dropped on civilians in your lifetime versus how many AI break throughs happened in the last decade? Again. Common sense." If this is the apex of your reasoning the basis of your perspective is pretty
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by epcoa 3y ago
This isn't correct. ModR/M and SIB are not prefixes. They are suffixes and essentially part of the core instruction encoding for certain memory and register access instruction. they are the primary means of encoding the myriad a
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by epcoa 3y ago
Hardware threads as in SMT means thread priority is also a hardware thing.
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by epcoa 3y ago
Huh? Distros don't produce the overwhelming majority of the software or configuration they ship. There's no reason individual distros need to be part of this effort. This can scale with a central repository that any organization i
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by epcoa 3y ago
N/A and No.
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by epcoa 3y ago
NOPs are not generally free. It's a pretty old and well known technique: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48046814/what-methods-ca... Note that this technique is really only legitimate where the used prefi
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by epcoa 3y ago
The prefixes are redundant so it's not really case-by-case behavior. You're just repeating the prefix you would be using anyway in that location. Using specialized prefixes wastes encoding space for no real gain. You realize on
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by epcoa 3y ago
That's a very poor summary of what prefixes are. My advice, just skip the original article which isn't very good or interesting and read taviso's blog that is linked in the top comment (it gives a few concrete examples of the
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by epcoa 3y ago
Not entirely pointless, redundant prefixes are occasionally the useful method for alignment.
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by epcoa 3y ago
Boy you (or whatever LLM you are using) are verbose and presumptuous. You can continue to state simple falsehoods surrounded with patronizing bloviation, but that doesn't magically make them true. I don't make my living from progr
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by epcoa 3y ago
Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Your trendline argument in DOA. “Use some common sense here.” As you are proving, it’s not very common.
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by epcoa 3y ago
> However the leap between GPT-3 and 4 indicates that by the 6 level, if improvements continue, it'll reach the scope and accuracy we expect from highly paid skilled humans. What is the term for prose that is made to sound technical
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by epcoa 3y ago
This article is inadvertently more about bullshit jobs and post clown world low interest rate free money. > He dialled up an FTP server (where files were stored) in an MS-DOS terminal and typed obscure commands. This is some code a UI in
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by epcoa 3y ago
> and heap thrashing since we're allocating and deallocating the result structure every single callback. This should not an issue. It is entirely possible to write this without any dynamic allocation (other than stack) at all, or i
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by epcoa 3y ago
I am at a complete loss how this is any different or harder than shipping hundreds of bits of firmware or hundreds of quirks for random hardware (have you seen the entirety of the quirks tables in the Linux kernel) all based off hundreds of
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by epcoa 3y ago
It might not be too late
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by epcoa 3y ago
No that is not by my logic, that is something you’re making up, I never brought up any completely different foods. Rice and refined sugar products are not the same. Try again. Again because you are obviously slow (too much sugar?): sugar (l
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by epcoa 3y ago
Wat? Blenders UI was revamped. Even so, prior to the rewrite it wasn’t such a sorry mess as Gimp, it already had some professional adoption. And my point is, regardless of those claiming gimp sucks because it’s not what they’re used to: it
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by epcoa 3y ago
> It's a total of 2 clicks: right click to open the menu, then move the mouse down 6 entries, then left-click on the checkbox. Ok “2 clicks” is a misleading summary for moving down 6 menu items, and in the end this is an eternity co
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by epcoa 3y ago
The comment you’re replying to is pretty explanatory and insightful. Do you have anything worthwhile to add here?
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by epcoa 3y ago
Confirming what the GP said? This is all misdirection. Bottom line the GIMP UI/UX is garbage. There are extremely few people that have used a variety of image editing tools and claim GIMP is actually better. That’s all that matters rea
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by epcoa 3y ago
> Costco doesn’t sell caseloads of Cocacola shipped all the way from Mexico to the north east because it’s “hipster bullshit.” Costco sells a lot of good stuff but they also sell plenty of stuff because it is hipster bullshit. Case in po
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by epcoa 3y ago
Hardware divide has little to do with it. Historically, it is just the register width. Division is too complex and variable even within an ISA. On a side note, there are still micros in common use today, such as low end Cortex that don&#x27
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by epcoa 3y ago
Who here claimed it was, they literally said it was “ill conceived”
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by epcoa 3y ago
> literal 10th of retail cost of the same Cisco AP. It’s a 10th of the cost for probably 10000th of the R&D budget alone. Zyxel devices, especially the firmware are a total joke. It’s consumer grade garbage sold with quasicommercial
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by epcoa 3y ago
My mistake.

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