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by exabrial 5mo ago
There's also an inflection point in Feb-April: Claude got considerably worse, and arguably has not really recovered since then. They claim it's fixed, but my experience it is not as great as it once was. 4.7 is still useless. Wait
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by exabrial 5mo ago
ok this is pretty cool! Is the big goal to create a JVM that lets one visualize bytecode execution?
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by exabrial 5mo ago
It deleted the codebase, which technically.. is a valid way to get rid of all of the bugs. I kid, nice work. As others have said, investigation, and understanding "the why it was originally done that way", not the patch, is usuall
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by exabrial 5mo ago
I was going to ask a similar question about threading. The Timsort in Java is known to be quite optimal and is an easy C2 compile target.
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by exabrial 5mo ago
Looks like someone needs to go take 27 training modules. That'll fix it.
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by exabrial 5mo ago
I've never understood this comparison. To me it's simple: Investments actually produce net gain in the economy. Some people use the NYSE _like_ gambling, but the key difference is value is created. Investing takes x capital, put i
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by exabrial 5mo ago
I'm quite a fan of lightgbm4j. It is a JNI Wrapper, but the API is decent. Training itself happens in native code, but the real advantage your support code gets compiled to native through the JVM's compiler. I've also authore
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by exabrial 5mo ago
Signed Commits from known authors would also help!
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by exabrial 5mo ago
can we stop calling them "prediction markets" and please call them what they actually are: gambling
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by exabrial 5mo ago
All of maven central? Is that also significant enough (as well)? NIH nihilism
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by exabrial 5mo ago
Great! Now oppose the vehicle kill switch that just got passed by the people that “represent” you
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by exabrial 5mo ago
Eventually, after the seed funding is spent, you will have to pay the real cost of the coal used to power your queries. The best course of action is to take advantage of subsidy for awhile, but not integrate is so deeply one can’t retreat.
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by exabrial 5mo ago
Gosh how generous of malta government officials to transfer those tax earnings straight to the 1%ers pockets
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by exabrial 5mo ago
I'm so confused as well
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by exabrial 5mo ago
I really don't understand why the npm project cannot embrace PGP as an ambulatory 'good enough' solution.
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by exabrial 5mo ago
>That my program terminates and must be restarted by an external process Your program terminates for absolutely _regular_ SQL signals that are literally documented in the API? This is a 'not knowing how the tool works', knowled
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by exabrial 5mo ago
> What if Alice and Bob both try to transfer money to each other at the same time? > Let’s map out the transactions again: > T1: Acquire a lock on Alice’s account > T2: Acquire a lock on Bob’s account...... ::loud sigh:: In MySQ
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by exabrial 5mo ago
Dumb questions, from someone not in the field... What is a distilled model? Why doesn't Google do this (to make their models smaller)? Seems like you could make a competitor to Gemini?
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by exabrial 5mo ago
> If units... "affordable housing"... Stop. Trying. To. Fix. Prices. The only way to "fix" prices is to increase supply, which the plan does really well otherwise! This was the subject of extensive proof in a recent H
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by exabrial 5mo ago
Congress needs to be forbidden from ever raise debt ceiling again. When they run out of money, the first they have to cut is their own wages, then the wages of federal staffers that serve them, then their healthcare, their benefits, everyth
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by exabrial 5mo ago
My bad, the spent $21billion and haven't done a single thing.
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by exabrial 5mo ago
fascinating. Does Eclipse itself have an MCP to expose its LSPs?
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by exabrial 5mo ago
We invested in colocation 2022-2024 for non-prod (log aggregation, Gitlab, warehouse databases, analytics loads, etc). Didn't know what kind of savings we accidentally set ourselves up for. Investing 3 months DO and AWS Bills permanent
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by exabrial 5mo ago
It's a google search away! apologies for not revealing the punchline. I thought it was interesting, since Gibraltar and Venice aren't far from each other on a worldwide scale. ....Sewage transport ironically was a large use case.
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by exabrial 5mo ago
Well dangit. I should have made that a polymarket bet.
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by exabrial 5mo ago
Louis is one of the most passionate YouTubers you can watch. I don't think he gets it right 100% of the time, but when you are that vulnerable (and what appears to be authentic) you're bound to not make the the right call every on
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by exabrial 5mo ago
Cue the "AI is helping us be more efficient" from the CEO/CFO
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by exabrial 5mo ago
On a semi-related note... one of the more interesting things I've learned lately is why Venice, Italy was designed the way it is...
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by exabrial 5mo ago
SRAM and HBM are two completely different things though... SRAM is what your L1,L2,L3 caches are made of (most of the time, asterisks exist). This is something we've been doing for years and is a proven technology thats unbelievably ch
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by exabrial 5mo ago
Once I understood that floating point arithmetic was just a fast useful approximation of actual numbers, it changed my thinking of when to use them. Visualizing of floats as a arbitrary sample of numbers along the number line that you were

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