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by eulgro 9mo ago
https://archive.is/ppHt0 Paper this article is based on (2021): https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w28967/w289...
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by eulgro 9mo ago
https://archive.is/H0Egd
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by eulgro 9mo ago
Given the current upper bound on legal chess positions is 7.7e45 ≈ 152.4 bits, you either have found a better upper bound or your memory doesn't serve.
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by eulgro 9mo ago
From the stats we see that most bugs effectively come from the limitations of the language. Impressive results on the model, I'm surprised they improved it with very simple heuristics. Hopefully this tool will be made available to the
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by eulgro 9mo ago
There must be 100-200 MB of images on this page, it's insane.
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by eulgro 9mo ago
Some of these come intuitively when you know how to use vim. I expect to be able to search when pressing / in terminal programs, just like I expect Ctrl+F to work in GUIs.
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by eulgro 9mo ago
Picture: https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh...
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by eulgro 9mo ago
I have legitimately no clue whether you're being sarcastic or not. Only an American could say that doing that amounts to being a hero. Personally, I call it misery.
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by eulgro 9mo ago
Mix hair in your toothpaste https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c9qy0w27213o
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by eulgro 9mo ago
It's just a build server no? If that's the case it's not the end of the world. Or does it also serve the APKs?
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by eulgro 9mo ago
That's also how Eigen defines it: https://libeigen.gitlab.io/eigen/docs-nightly/classEigen_1_1... Basically this is the ax^2 + bx + c + d = 0 in 3D space.
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by eulgro 10mo ago
It's clean, but it's still non-renewable. Oil companies have to keep finding ways to greenwash themselves.
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by eulgro 10mo ago
The story makes no sense. There's no ending. Was it written by AI?
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by eulgro 10mo ago
So we're supposed to hand out poorly done work on purpose because the AI manages to do it perfectly? That's just stupid. It's the companies that should change their interview process.
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by eulgro 10mo ago
I can't think of 10-20 people I would invite on a trip, let alone that many people who somehow happen to all have vacations at the same time as I do. I'm really not sure who the audience of that article is supposed to be.
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by eulgro 10mo ago
Smaller animals tend to live shorter lives though. But for human, it seems there's a small inverse correlation between height and longevity i.e. shorter people live longer.
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by eulgro 10mo ago
The greenest AI is no AI though.
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by eulgro 10mo ago
The second worst thing after an article written by a LLM is an article about interviewing a LLM. Not that the answer is bad here, but there's no value added. I could've asked it myself.
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by eulgro 10mo ago
Exactly. My mother's maiden name is "xGj5kLm9abM16q". Which is why she no longer uses it I guess?
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by eulgro 11mo ago
Then don't live in North America.
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by eulgro 11mo ago
Curing blind children is profitable. If cured, they will likely have more children. Surely some of their children will also be blind, so the company profits will increase. It's a long term investment.
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by eulgro 11mo ago
Only 16% of agricultural land today is used directly for food, providing 83% of calorie supply, while 80% is used for livestock, providing 17% of calorie supply [0]. Not all land used for livestock is usable for food crop agriculture. Thoug
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by eulgro 11mo ago
I live in Canada. Minimum wage is 16$/hr where I live, that gives around 32k$/yr. At 3200$/yr 10% might be stretch, but I could probably make it work without relying too much on social services. It wouldn't be comfortabl
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by eulgro 11mo ago
I have trouble understanding how someone really can be poor. I spend about 30% of what one makes earning minimum wage full time. I live a frugal lifestyle, but I still feel like most people would consider my lifestyle normal and comfortable
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by eulgro 11mo ago
Top things I love with lazygit: - Patching with <C-p>, easily the best feature. With a few keystrokes I can revert or move lines from any commit. - Amend any commit directly instead of fixup + rebase. - Single line hunk manipulation.
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by eulgro 11mo ago
Uh. So we should jack up prices to reduce consumption elsewhere. That will reduce oil consumption and every other consumption at the same time, it's an environmental win-win.
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by eulgro 11mo ago
Most people aren't equipped to be making such a decision.
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by eulgro 1y ago
Do databases do matrix multiplication? Why would they even use floats?
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by eulgro 1y ago
To be honest, given the efficiency of the drug and the huge benefit it could be to society, I feel like if I had been the employee in charge of filing patents I would've more than ready to lose my job in exchange for low cost general a
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by eulgro 1y ago
I still use Acrobat for two things: - Viewing Altium generated schematics, which have some macros that only work in Acrobat. - Printing stuff. Acrobat print dialog is pretty good.

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