eximius

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by eximius 2y ago
Self updating requires learning to learn, which I'm not sure we know how to do.
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by eximius 2y ago
Heh, no chance I can introduce this at work and hard to have a personal project requiring it. :) I think you probably need some documentation to the effect of the current state of affairs, as well as prescriptions as to how to work around i
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by eximius 2y ago
I believe that so long as weights are fixed at inference time, we'll be at a dead end. Will Titans be sufficiently "neuroplastic" to escape that? Maybe, I'm not sure. Ultimately, I think an architecture around "loop
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by eximius 2y ago
Something I don't see in the pgdog documentation is how cross-shard joins work. Okay, if I do a simple `select * from users order by id`, you'll in-memory order the combined results for me. But if I have group by and aggregations
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by eximius 2y ago
Glad to see Smithay has approached a point that lots of things are being built on it. Last I really deeply looked at all this was when Way Cooler abandoned wlroots-rs. And to my pleasant surprise, it seems like there may finally be an Aweso
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by eximius 2y ago
Ah yes, China is famously averse to threats to the wellbeing of its citizens. /s
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by eximius 2y ago
When we first got one of our dogs off the street, she was incredibly food motivated. She would hop the fence and roam and bring back cabbages, avocados, cauliflower, chips, and anything else she could find to snack on. Those are just exampl
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by eximius 2y ago
Articulated but not substantiated.
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by eximius 2y ago
> so we can likely just train only on properly sourced data in some way But are we? I _can_ source chocolate and coffee from sources that don't use slave labor, but it becomes very important whether you _are_. You can't just sh
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by eximius 2y ago
> spent quite a lot of time using wire for DI in go only to really study the code it was generating and realizing it truly is code I would normally just write myself. Yes, but the point is 1) you don't have to write it yourself and
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by eximius 2y ago
Others are addressing your point about governments buying data from corporations also being bad. But also, you think companies like Twitter, Facebook, etc which are increasingly activist and distorting truth and public discourse aren't
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by eximius 2y ago
Oh, then the language primer is also out of date.
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by eximius 2y ago
I do think that the `SOA` struct modifier keyword is maybe the most interesting thing out of Jai. Other languages would do well to think about adopting a mechanism to support something like it.
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by eximius 2y ago
You can do everything you're saying in Rust. 1. https://docs.rs/dimensioned/latest/dimensioned/ 2. https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/ops/trait.Index.html 3. Maybe const generics? e
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by eximius 2y ago
You can already do this. It's a bad idea because of the state of the rest of healthcare _due to the state of health insurance_, but nothing prevents you from self-insuring.
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by eximius 2y ago
But were any _language_ decisions discarded due to compile time concerns? I don't think anyone would claim the folks working on the rust compiler don't care. On that note, thank you for your part! I sure enjoy your work! :)
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by eximius 2y ago
NPM and pip hell come about for several reasons, one of the biggest being that package versions are global. In rust, you can project A can use dependencies B and C which can both depend on different versions of D. Cargo/crates generall
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by eximius 2y ago
We have multi-room, so I use the Sonos app for EQ between speakers. Sometimes for starting a station from Pandora or playlist from Spotify. If we need more control over the music, we go to the Pandora or Spotify apps themselves, but Sonos f
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by eximius 2y ago
It has been bizarre watching this debacle from the sidelines. I must have bought just on the recent side of whatever demarcation of problems are being complained about. My app works fine. My speakers work fine. The worst problem we have is
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by eximius 2y ago
Interesting! Something neat I found, you're able to 'clip' the blocks into each other by spinning them right before the block settles.
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by eximius 2y ago
I have successfully argued this for at least a certain class of devices. Namely, it practically can't happen _for small devices_. e.g., a TV remote with a voice feature activated by a button simply won't have enough _power_ to con
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by eximius 2y ago
hah! Clicking "Remind Me Later" for the update prompts works again!
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by eximius 2y ago
You sound like someone who has been in constant mania from a panic attack for, like, months. Stop. Breathe. Do something to relax. You very clearly need it, even if only to center yourself long enough to not throw yourself into the very nex
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by eximius 2y ago
My comment is more to address the "whataboutism" than to say the US doesn't have faults. We exist in a time where nuance is sometimes harmful in public discourse.
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by eximius 2y ago
The US government is a meandering blob of racoons in a trenchcoat. Occasionally a hand will _do_ evil but even odds whether they realize it or meant it. Partially depends on which particular raccoon is where. Some of the racoons are evil. C
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by eximius 2y ago
My problem is that I don't want to play sports or doing a running club or any thing like that. And it isn't that I'm not willing to put in some work, it's that I want to make friends who want to do _other things_. I&#x27
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by eximius 2y ago
Is anyone familiar with the (ln B > x) notation being used? What is this value being referenced?
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by eximius 2y ago
Who is this article for? I don't disagree with it, but manufacturers aren't somehow unaware of any of it. They don't want to manufacture dumb TVs. They're the ones _currently_ manufacturing smart TVs. Plus, there is the
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by eximius 2y ago
I don't think anyone is advocating xenophobia towards _Russians_. However, skepticism towards stances known to be propagated by the _Russian government psyops groups_ meant to destabilize... well, just about anything they can... sure.
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by eximius 2y ago
This complaint and thinking of other simple but sliiiightly more advanced permission/privacy systems reminds me of G+ circles - kinda wish it'd have taken off. I thought it was a pretty neat system.

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