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by fsmv 1y ago
Another problem is once they're on the pro plan using better models the users are more expensive
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by fsmv 1y ago
They are subtly different. Macros are the only way to process s-expressions without first calling eval on them. This is necessary because without macros you could only generate and eval quoted code. Also practically it's cumbersome to
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by fsmv 1y ago
I've also felt that real numbers aren't real ever since I tried doing algebra in floating point numbers and finding that some formulas that can be reversed in math cannot be reversed on a computer. In the real numbers there exists
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by fsmv 1y ago
There's some type translation and the Go runtime needs to turn some things off before calling out to C
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by fsmv 1y ago
Or just ski ads go out when ski season starts and he only noticed that he saw one because you had the conversation.
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by fsmv 1y ago
It isn't actually dangerous in any way. It's just a collectors display piece.
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by fsmv 1y ago
The waste isn't even that bad. There's not that much of it and we have extremely safe storage solutions. We way over engineered the safety by orders of magnitude. Nuclear waste storage facilities can take a direct missile hit and
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by fsmv 1y ago
I think you're confusing unspecified and undefined behavior. UB could do something randomly different every time and unspecified must chose an option. In a lot of cases in optimizing compilers they just assume UB doesn't exist. Ye
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by fsmv 1y ago
This can run my text editor and lisp interpreter I wrote in assembly. I really should get one of these.
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by fsmv 1y ago
It's not AGI because it still doesn't understand anything. It can only tell you things that can be found on the internet. These "jagged" results expose the truth that these models have near 0 intelligence. It is not a si
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by fsmv 2y ago
I won't. I'm looking for real life human voices.
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by fsmv 2y ago
If you wrote better commit messages you might look at them more because they're a lot more useful. At work I see it as explaining why the code is there so when people check the blame layer they can find out and not delete my code if my
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by fsmv 2y ago
I learned very quickly reading math papers that you should not get stuck staring at the formulas, read the rest first and let them explain the formulas. I would not say it should be read start to finish, I often had to read over parts multi
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by fsmv 2y ago
I built a chatbot with lua plugin commands and I really had an awful experience trying to incorporate it in my C++ program. I really don't understand why people say it's easy to embed because you have to do a ton of stack manipula
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by fsmv 2y ago
This is from the SysV calling convention not x86 itself. The CPU can do unaligned just fine. You don't have to use the calling convention when not calling out to a library.
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by fsmv 2y ago
Just install ublock lite and continue on with the same experience as before
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by fsmv 2y ago
I read the documentation
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by fsmv 2y ago
Humanoid robots operating in the world built for humans performing useful tasks
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by fsmv 2y ago
The risk pool should be as large as possible, the whole country, to minimize costs for everyone. It's deeply unfair to tell someone that lost their job that they also now have no access to healthcare.
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by fsmv 2y ago
It's possible to do some voice transcription today but nobody has the budget or number of chips needed or bandwidth or edge device battery power to ingest billions of 24/7 audio streams and transcribe them in real time for ad serv
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by fsmv 2y ago
Pretty cool that it's just free and there's really no pretext just a compilation of cool projects. Almost makes me feel like I'm missing something.
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by fsmv 2y ago
nand2tetris is a book/course not a game lol I loved it though
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by fsmv 2y ago
Is it really in context learning though? It's just recalling and interpolating things from the internet which there's quite a lot of.
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by fsmv 2y ago
Bitcoin failed because of bad monetary policy turning it into something like a ponzi scheme where only early adopters win. The monetary policy isn't as hard to fix as people make it out to be.
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by fsmv 2y ago
A small model necessarily is missing many facts. The large model is the one that has memorized the whole internet, the small one is just trained to mimic the big one. You simply cannot compress the whole internet under 10gb without throwing
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by fsmv 2y ago
To be fair we do have computer verified proofs now although it doesn't encompass everything. Also programming is based on mathematical ideas. I don't think you can do away with mathematics just because of AI.
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by fsmv 2y ago
Hi in the 3rd equation you meant to write Li_s(z) but you wrote x instead. That was an interesting article thanks.
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by fsmv 2y ago
That happens with literally any means of travel. Normal rockets do exactly that.
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by fsmv 2y ago
The same exact binary working isn't going to happen without runtime performance penalties because the syscall numbers are different on different platforms. Also I believe on windows it's not possible to avoid linking some system l
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by fsmv 2y ago
That makes no sense. Phones and watches mostly use 4g and wifi band signals which both go through thin plastic shells and indeed your entire body without interference.

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