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by genxy 3mo ago
That is not what AI is. AI is a powerful tool, a semiautonomous set of wood working tools that still need a master craftsperson to use. You need the tool+genius to drive it. Everyone wants to shoot down AI but they think AI will do everythi
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by genxy 3mo ago
There is prior art with Tuttle vs Buttle.
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by genxy 3mo ago
The cheapest xbox should cost 129. Instead it is $399. That is how consoles work. It gets cheaper, the back catalog grows and now you have a mass market item that ideally could source games from anywhere. Consoles losing physical media and
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by genxy 3mo ago
This whole thing has been a wonderful string of tort jokes.
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by genxy 3mo ago
The continued use of animal metaphors is doing them a great disservice. Esp as we learn more about animal cognition, on first look, it smacks of human exceptionalism that has littered the historic scientific consensus. Now if they had said,
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by genxy 3mo ago
You will never know, for all they do is delete and refactor.
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by genxy 3mo ago
It isn't the size of your tort, it is how you use it. Also, are men this easily manipulated? Yes.
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by genxy 3mo ago
https://www.eigensteve.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@Eigensteve/search?query=pinn
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by genxy 3mo ago
Aren't they a faster, lower fidelity model, like all models?
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by genxy 4mo ago
I took the Compilers course with Dave, remote. I'd take the whole set if I could. I too am a little dismayed by the state of the world I'd like to see, his courses should be full. He is as an amazing of a teacher as you would thin
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by genxy 4mo ago
This seems like a pricing hack that burns resources, that when the loophole gets closed the price of OCR will have to rise?
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by genxy 4mo ago
Spoiler, it doesn't have a picture of Trump on it. At least not the picture in the article.
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by genxy 4mo ago
US tech wages are what everyone should be making. Tech looks high compared to everyone else, but it is more that everyone else's wages got suppressed.
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by genxy 4mo ago
Probably wishing it was twice as big, twice as gold, has that Chinese ram deal riding on it.
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by genxy 4mo ago
Your understanding of biology could use an update, rather than the coy "meat", you might refer to the brain as "flesh" but better yet a lipid-rich gel the consistency of soft tofu. It is most certainly not "meat&quo
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by genxy 4mo ago
It is a web of self reinforcing feedback structures that even if you know how they operate, it requires too much coordination to control. It is a sticky web, the more you move, the more it binds.
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by genxy 4mo ago
Department heads come from the scientific faculty, normally on a tour-of-duty rotation.
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by genxy 4mo ago
Sssshhhh, don't disturb their science, it's sleeping.
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by genxy 4mo ago
I do jump directly to the 1-star reviews, so there is that.
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by genxy 4mo ago
Again, the system is working as intended. Capitalism is a wonderful hack on so many levels.
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by genxy 4mo ago
What they are saying is that this is nearly a 100% self-own. The department and the academic structure sets the KPIs, like where to publish and how much. This is very much a monkey caught with their hand in a jar moment.
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by genxy 4mo ago
If you like a discovered manuscript story, you should see "In the Hands of Dante", great movie. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1333644/ This review doesn't spoil the movie https://www.thegu
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by genxy 4mo ago
Thanks for the follow up. It is nice to know that Claude is as horrible a writer for everyone else as it is for me. God it even slipped in load-bearing, hell have mercy on us. I did read (skim) the whole thing. > Do you have a use case i
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by genxy 4mo ago
Nope, across all benchmarks, Linux running in a VM on the M1 had higher perf (4 cores) than any instance type I launched across Intel, AMD and Arm. Triad, coremark, openfoam, verilator, etc. This may have changed, but my hunch is this is st
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by genxy 4mo ago
I worked at a hyperscaler when the M1 came out. A MacBook Air M1, running a Linux VM was faster and more energy efficient than anything we had in the data center.
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by genxy 4mo ago
I'd like to understand why you are so sure, and what does worse mean here both qualitatively and quantitatively?
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by genxy 4mo ago
This is amazing! Can a program call across versions? Like could we take a Lua 5.1 codebase and upgrade only a portion of it at a time to a new Lua version?
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by genxy 4mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XY_problem How to Ask (and answer) Questions the Smart Way http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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by genxy 4mo ago
DevRel does generally get free reign to post stuff to github all the time. Many teams and projects do not have to comply with the standardized open source releasing process.
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by genxy 4mo ago
Why do you focus on the old data and not the new data? It is 2026 and hood height for trucks and crossovers (which didn't exist in 2009) has be getting higher and this is what the research talks about. It isn't weight, it is hood

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