froh

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by froh 4mo ago
(2012)
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by froh 4mo ago
that's dismissing that brains need time to evolve. what if brains need to be mature enough in and by themselves before they benefit from digital support? as in "no telly before 3-4, no smartphone before 14, prioritize pen and pa
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by froh 4mo ago
in the intermediate oecd [piaacs report] pages 64ff (PDF page 66ff) there are bar charts indicating the percentiles of each level for each participating nation. the report also visualizes not only inter country but also intra country outcom
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by froh 4mo ago
"commodification" (and "industrialization" and "over-consumption") were just alternative terms they tried before settling on "dopamine fracking". that's it. and exactly because theses terms are
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by froh 4mo ago
is this aspect also cross platform? like supporting Windows %APPDATA% and %LOCALAPPDATA% ? likewise for ~/.cache ($XDG_CACHE_HOME). does wxWindows provide a cross platform abstraction for the cache dir, too?
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by froh 4mo ago
i got much more out of it and it's intelligently written I see this structure: * introduce dopamine fracking * the wonderful strawberry analogy to what we loose, personally, by giving in to the substitue for the real thing * how they
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by froh 4mo ago
what do you mean? if feasible this proposal is imho exactly what we need: a pause to collectively think how we get all the benefits without the potential harms. to the non-techies around me I compare the boost of LLMs with the journey from
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by froh 4mo ago
I didn't see this discussed more on hn yet: We believe it would be good for the world to have the option to slow or temporarily pause frontier AI development to enable societal structures and alignment research to keep up with the
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by froh 4mo ago
the great wave is a woodblock print. I wonder: how historically accurate is the animated feature film "Miss Hokusai" it gives a great glimpse at the time and life of the artist.
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by froh 4mo ago
I think something interesting can come off the lissajous ones I'd hope the artist continues to experiment with them the mondrian-alikes are too dense, too crowded for my taste.
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by froh 4mo ago
exactly. a _proposed_ code fix is a good indicator where the problem is (analysis) but more often than not the actual maintainable and sustainable solution will look different. a code owner may choose a very different way of fixing things
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by froh 4mo ago
snicker in slackware. get it, thanks for clarifying.
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by froh 4mo ago
without certification of other clouds and any hardware this is not general purpose. their plan might however be a Micro-Windows, which only boots the hyper-v, which then runs that Linux. that move would leverage the Microsoft Windows hardw
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by froh 4mo ago
I didn't mean DIY / Linux from scratch. and I meant where I come from a general purpose OS is for any purpose, not just to run it on a very specific stack. SUSE - Find Certified Hardware Products https://www.suse.com&
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by froh 4mo ago
call me old fashioned isn't a general purpose OS one that runs on any hardware and set up? and is certified with hardware vendors for full backing and support? all this says is: "MS now provides a unified Linux from WSL to the MS
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by froh 4mo ago
I wonder how that parallel universe would have looked like where the gnome part of Xamarin inside Novell would have partied with the kde guys at SUSE towards shared components. the only reason kde wasn't dead right there was the solid
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by froh 4mo ago
only the ethymology is latin. the use combining role names is old English, indeed.
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by froh 4mo ago
thank you! this was most helpful to lead me into asking the right question. https://share.google/aimode/dDekJEZzfKaE6FCvH
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by froh 4mo ago
I love the animal-owner analogy of owning something and being responsible for what it does when set loose. the concept is the same in todays Germany. you own a pet, and if it's friendly it's all nifty but if it creates my dama
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by froh 4mo ago
non native speaker here - I don't get it.
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by froh 4mo ago
confusing indeed. I wondered "which RAM? nvram? dram? vram? dram? now what's g-ram?"
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by froh 4mo ago
ah that's the actual paper the OP is about! took me a bit. thanks for the link.
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by froh 4mo ago
(1964) a webcast about the many great benefits of the novel DASD (direct access storage device) over ISAM (index sequential access) aka disk and tape. 16mm film Flipchart impeccable presentation thx for the time machine :-)
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by froh 4mo ago
paip=Paradigms of AI Programming
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Local LLMs perform better when you teach them to ask before they answer(xda-developers.com)
33 points by froh 5mo ago|12 comments
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by froh 5mo ago
I'm positively surprised such a little guidance makes such a difference. is it also useful with the smaller (and cheaper) cloud models?
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by froh 5mo ago
with an unexplained circus trick the article jumps from Barnum's 20 rules to "here are the four core principles" --- why these four? I love project Gutenberg to provide the rest. it's a short pamphlet: https:/&#x2
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by froh 5mo ago
yes, that's what I meant, indeed.
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by froh 5mo ago
most specifically the problem is that markdown tables don't allow breaking the table row in multiple lines but then you can always use HTML tables in markdown and Pandoc transforms it just fine
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by froh 5mo ago
The blow up is exponential for carefully crafted academical regular expressions. im practice is a good idea to build a DFA from your regex, up front (re2) or lazily (ripgrep)

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