fl4regun

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by fl4regun 6mo ago
>My dongle is 2357:0601, For some reason it does not have a vendor name but I confirmed that was not unique to the switch so proceeded along. This is because the lsusb vendor/device id lookup table was missing that vendor/devic
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
My work in PCIe IP has regularly had me involved with reading state machine (or state chart) diagrams, the PCIE link training FSM itself have multiple sub state machines e.g. for recovery, or configuration, or power savings and it was not u
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
you didn't answer my question, and you didn't provide a methodology for measuring something like this in a study, so one has to ask, how do YOU know that ireland and finland shouldn't come out on top anyways?
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
You need to relax buddy, it's just a post on a web forum, why are you so angry?
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
what is that task doing???
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
maybe they could produce something useful with that self-determination? or are you being sarcastic?
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
how would you measure "happiness" if you were tasked to do so for a study?
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
Some universities also have this type of culture (I know of 1 in particular near me which is like this), mine was quite the opposite, lots of collaboration between students. I liked that aspect of it as well.
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
I'll throw my hat in the ring as to what might be causing this. I am turning 30 years old this year, and in my experience, I was probably happier prior to graduation from university. I think there is something deeply unsatisfying about
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
I'm sorry a million dollars is still a huge amount of money for normal people, whether it comes from their home or otherwise.
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
It's worth noting that while the curve flattens above a threshold, it doesn't level off completely at that threshold, there is still a positive correlation, just a smaller one.
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
there's over 20 million millionaires in the USA, that's like, what, 1 in 20?
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
how so? I genuinely don't understand, as someone who has a phone with the lightning connector and other devices with USB C
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
I don't understand your issue with USB C. Mini and micro USB connectors routinely got loose and fell out of multiple devices I owned, USB C is everywhere now and I have not encountered such issues.
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
this card is 4 years old, it's not on store shelves anymore.
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
at my university in math exams we were only allowed to use 1 specific model of calculator, and most of the exams were answered symbolically anyways, so the calculator usually was not helpful anyways.
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
I think the oral exam is probably a great way to ascertain a student's ability, but let's be real, undergraduate class sizes numbers in the hundreds, for almost every first year class. I don't think it's possible to admi
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
very interesting, its quite striking, now I'm even more curious how this compares with the lasers.
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
if your car doesn' turn left when you turn the steering wheel left, the problem is that the car is broken, if an LLM does something unexpected after you gave it instructions, that's possible when the LLM is functioning entirely co
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
magicians can probably make you change your mind on the former
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
yeah that distinction is pretty important, and in general that guy I believe IS making the point - if you can not control it with guaranteed outcomes - you cannot control it.
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
There's probably not much value in JLPT adding a writing component, however, I do believe that the lack of a speaking component is really disappointing. Being able to consume a language is one thing, being able to produce in it, is ano
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
wait till you hear about how we standardized RF bands. We have gems such as "High frequency", "Very High Frequency", "Ultra High Frequency", "Super High Frequency", and the cherry on top, "Extrem
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
Cool project! PCIe itself I think is likely to end up doing something similar soon, there are provisions in the spec now for optical retimers.
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
I don't know, I am not an AI researcher, but if it is done that way, it seems very short sighted (given the things AI is advertised to be able to do)
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
It should be noted that JLPT is not a direct equivalent to CEFR. CEFR requires you to pass speaking and writing, JLPT does not demand you to be able to write, or speak, at all. IT only tests listening and reading. This ironically means that
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
That's not proof that it will ever do those things in the future either, however.
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
I agree with you, this is a huge concern, and we are still in an age where most content on the internet isn't ai generated yet. What about 10 years from now? We have many instances of people writing posts on reddit or uploading video
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
I use arch, but I don't see the distro as mattering that much. For the most part it just feels like picking your poison on which init system, what package manager you want to use, etc, but the end experience isn't too different on
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by fl4regun 6mo ago
For real, the tools at my workplace either all work on linux already, or we just do most of our work on AWS linux VMs over VNC anyways, but our laptops are all windows. I'd rather have debian or fedora or whatever on my laptop but IT d

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