gliptic

17 ms·

181.
by gliptic 5y ago
https://youtu.be/ghJGnMwRHCs
182.
by gliptic 5y ago
No, the green goblins are invisible and incorporeal.
183.
by gliptic 5y ago
What's the prediction on your green goblins hypothesis. Specifically, how does it differ from Newton's?
184.
by gliptic 5y ago
But it still has inline links all over (and so does the site you link), which Gemini doesn't allow.
185.
by gliptic 5y ago
What if Wikipedia had inline links all over? Oh wait, it does.
186.
by gliptic 5y ago
Did they misread "third (brain-related research partnership)" as "(third brain)-related research partnership". That's funny.
187.
by gliptic 5y ago
This seems to be taken when the earth was in darkness. The lights are city lights.
188.
by gliptic 5y ago
It's you bringing up something else. SALT2 is a red-herring.
189.
by gliptic 5y ago
While the comment says "What if", the site linked is more "All physics is wrong, this is how it is" and presents some model that has been disproven by evidence over and over. I think crank physics isn't worth discus
190.
by gliptic 5y ago
What about stochastic rounding as used in many quantized neural network implementations :).
191.
by gliptic 5y ago
But he has man-in-the-middle'd the channel over which that is communicated too. If the benefit is merely that he would need to hijack two different channels, you could just do classical crypto and splitting the key into two parts (e.g.
192.
by gliptic 5y ago
But the man in the middle would just do the receiving and then resending it to the real recipient with a new key.
193.
by gliptic 5y ago
Yeah, no danger on the roof, eh?
194.
by gliptic 5y ago
When English idioms are translated to other languages it's often cringe-inducing. I can't imagine someone seriously saying "ut ur lådan" or something in Swedish.
195.
by gliptic 5y ago
Interesting, I'll have to listen to that. Sounds pretty much like QBism though.
196.
by gliptic 5y ago
High IQ is no barrier to becoming a crackpot, evidently.
197.
by gliptic 5y ago
> 4. I wonder if Carroll's future work in philosophy will cause him to revisit the many-worlds interpretation of QM, which a fair share of philosophers believe carries too much metaphysical baggage. The idea of many worlds "exi
198.
by gliptic 5y ago
resign
199.
by gliptic 5y ago
e5
200.
by gliptic 5y ago
"Optical" when talking about microscopes means it's using visible light rather than, say, electrons.
201.
by gliptic 5y ago
It wasn't originally. Facebook hired Yann Collet well after zstd was a working thing.
202.
by gliptic 5y ago
There's no such thing as "signing the executable". It's always signing a hash.
203.
by gliptic 5y ago
How is "stream" not just half of the seed? This is a property of every PRNG with large enough seed.
204.
by gliptic 6y ago
Yes, you can expose things with the C ABI. This is essential for how it's used in Firefox.
205.
by gliptic 6y ago
WORD PTR etc. are size prefixes that would be needed even with some $-prefix for immediate values. I don't see the connection. Immediates and memory operands are already distinguished by []. The equivalent to WORD PTR etc. in AT&T
206.
by gliptic 6y ago
I prefer "clockwise lockwise".
207.
by gliptic 6y ago
Not always, I've used bytes to store indexes to arrays of 256 elements. The length doesn't have to be the same narrow type as the indexes.
208.
by gliptic 6y ago
NNUE is slower than the classic evaluation function though, and much better.
209.
by gliptic 6y ago
It's not clad in stainless steel -- it _is_ stainless steel. The reason being it's cheap, and that especially the alloy they use is very robust under cryogenic temperatures as well as high temperatures.
210.
by gliptic 6y ago
No, because there's an error bar. Why is 0.32 the false precision and not some other random number.

More ›