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by fragmede 3mo ago
The "or why" is simple. It's just the Chinese thing to do. It's deeply cultural. Keep your head down and do work. Other people going wild and messing everything up? Just quietly step in and fix it. Don't brag about
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by fragmede 3mo ago
How familiar? Do they ever look at the .S files? know what ar and nm do? Deal with objdump? How important are those details for day-to-day compiling of C code for regular programmers?
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Having an internal representation doesn’t imply an English sentence exists. Temple Grandin's written about "thinking in pictures". Language is lossy. For a doctor, the question, how much does it hurt, on a scale from 1-10? is
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by fragmede 3mo ago
As a child, if I had been taking medication that would have alleviated the sheer terror I felt when the wrong foods were touching in school that lead to a meltdown, due to being totally overstimulated, I could have navigated the school sy
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Dario and Sama would do well to state their intentions on what they'll do with all the money they get from AI. If they said they were going to open a research institute studying cures for cancer or whatever, and they were going to dona
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Not for everyone, but most people are located in population centers with nearby PoPs.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
While the energy used couldn't be recovered, desalinating water for later would be a good use for California, given how the climate is going to go. Not that desalination plants exist for free.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
There was one math proof that was AI generated going around Twitter and the chat transcript to generate it was basically the human prompting "keep going" until it solved it. Tao's chat was fascinating because the questions he
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by fragmede 3mo ago
> every human thought can be written as a sentence. No they can't. I have things in my brain that I don't have words for, that I'm able to find things other people have done to help me express them. You can attach sentence
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by fragmede 3mo ago
There's a whole industry of cat breeders going from wild cat servals to domesticated house cat, giving them an F number for how many generations they've been bred away from wild cat.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Sounds... load bearing. Worse than being called pretentious, someone's gonna come along accuse you of being an LLM if you use words that aren't part of the normal lexicon.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Oh. I've been using an icepack under my laptop to keep mine cool. I'm watching it with llamatop to see if the GPU is actually active or not, aw activity monitor wasn't showing me what I wanted.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Americanism
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by fragmede 3mo ago
comma.ai is the one that's available now to cars today.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Have you been to Mr. Charlie's?
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by fragmede 3mo ago
If those salmon are too docile, just give them cocaine. https://www.science.org/content/article/cocaine-pollution-gi...
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by fragmede 3mo ago
and funky.nondeterministic.computer
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by fragmede 3mo ago
When you have a bunch of windows open but you click on the desktop, the windows go off to the edges so you can see the desktop.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
On your laptop, in ~/.ssh/config: Host * PermitLocalCommand yes LocalCommand rsync -azL --checksum -e "ssh -p %p -o PermitLocalCommand=no" "$HOME/.vimrc" "%r@%h:.vimrc"
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by fragmede 3mo ago
It is. The question is if it's worth the complication. The cheeky answer would be to say it is, but that's not universally true.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
If my car was stolen, tracking where it went is a valid use of the system to get me my car back. Not worth the loss in civil liberties because logging access and firing people for stalking people is apparently too difficult, but that is a v
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Load in an incognito window? Loads fine for me: > The bug is in this line: 6: int mid =(low + high) / 2;
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Can't get the same metrics off the ads in an RSS feed. Companies, like people, are cheap so they don't want to spend money on advertising that doesn't work. RSS feed ads don't report back the same way browser advertising
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by fragmede 3mo ago
It's WebGL piece of deformable cloth. Drag with your mouse to deform it. Doesn't show if you don't have that enabled.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Why should I, as fallible human of limited short and long term memory, bear that cognitive weight when I have a perfectly good compiler on a computer to offload that particular cognitive weight to?
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by fragmede 3mo ago
programming language
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by fragmede 3mo ago
FX interventions are nothing new and 3% isn't nothing but it's not that much. The sun will rise in the morning, nbd.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Launchpad. It sucks on macOS. You can just not use it but it's there. Fullscreen apps and Spaces. My Mac isn't an iPad, but their window manager wants me to use it like one. Hidden scrollbars. App sandboxing.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Did you run any advanced TCP fingerprinting techniques to dig a bit deeper?
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by fragmede 3mo ago
The problem is, we have no way of knowing if our personal experiences are actually representative of everyone else's experience. I have 2 Chromebooks but I'm a computer nerd so I know I'm not your average user, but going off

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