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by glitchc 4mo ago
> We don't need to know the rest of it, or if we do, it should be surveyed separately with voluntary participation. But we do. A detailed census is essential for making good policy. For example, knowing the age and distribution of
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by glitchc 4mo ago
> Ban it from the dataset, add it to the analysis. You can choose your own flavor of noise. It is introduced in the public data, not the secret data.
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by glitchc 4mo ago
Canada definitely has a "first buyer problem" which makes it hard to get liftoff. A great many Canadian startups end up going to the US to get funding to get around this issue.
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by glitchc 4mo ago
I'm sure they don't. The law requires a 10 degree downward angle for directed headlights out of the factory. It would never pass NHTSA testing without it. High beams are a different matter: They are designed to scatter in a wide a
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by glitchc 4mo ago
Agreed, a bit too on the nose. I have one, a great first amp.
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by glitchc 4mo ago
At what point is the metadata larger than the actual file?
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by glitchc 4mo ago
I suggest reading the book if you can get your hands on a copy. It's a short and highly entertaining read: https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/parkinsons-law_c-northcote-par...
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by glitchc 4mo ago
Judges are managers with typical mediocre technicality
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by glitchc 4mo ago
Who wants to be CEO for that long? The company will be sold off to a larger conglomerate long before that happens.
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by glitchc 4mo ago
You have to read better non-fiction then. Take history for example. Certain real events are more fascinating than any fictional story, and the right author can take you on an unforgettable journey, unfolding the world as it developed.
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by glitchc 4mo ago
How proficient a country is at a given sport is derived from the size of the feeder pool. Baring extremely rare exceptions, top talent is strongly correlated with deep feeder pools. Sports are always cultural: Kids grow up idolizing the sta
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by glitchc 4mo ago
Memory bandwidth is what matters, unified or otherwise. Discrete GPUs don't have unified memory either.
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by glitchc 4mo ago
The trackpoint is the main reason I find it so hard to move away from Lenovo Thinkpads. The buttons under the spacebar alone are super convenient.
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by glitchc 4mo ago
> fractally wrong fractally or factually? You mean wrong on so many levels you need a fractal to capture them? If so, what if you could use a neural network instead?
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God of War Laufey: First gameplay trailer(blog.playstation.com)
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by glitchc 4mo ago
The short answer is yes. You can buy cars, trucks and tractors for cash. The more expensive the car, the easier it often is. Luxury cars in particular are routinely bought and sold for cash.
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by glitchc 4mo ago
Very interesting. The state management is the really insightful find here. I always wondered how these large AI companies managed access for millions of simultaneous users without having to allocate a dedicated LLM instance for each user. P
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by glitchc 4mo ago
Location: Canada Remote: Yes Contract: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Languages: All variants of C (C, C++, C#), Python, MATLAB Résumé/CV: Available by request Email: glitchc@gmail.com Software architect and applied cryptographer, focuse
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by glitchc 4mo ago
I think this works well if you're originally from Europe, but not otherwise.
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by glitchc 4mo ago
Time to get cracking I guess... https://massgrave.dev/
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by glitchc 5mo ago
To where?
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by glitchc 5mo ago
Wait, so the hot water flows through the handle? Doesn't that make the handle too hot to handle?
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by glitchc 5mo ago
> I think that's the key difference with AI, though. It's not like I'm losing my job, but at least I have a robot at home that cleans the house and does my laundry. Do you though? You might be hallucinating those robots. A
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by glitchc 5mo ago
You're only thinking from a consumer perspective. When it comes time to sell a business, original owner wants to retire or what not, most small businesses have a hard time finding a buyer. This forces the owner to continue working beyo
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by glitchc 5mo ago
A sufficiently large market is indistinguishable from Brownian motion.
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by glitchc 5mo ago
> A combined MPU and MCU architecture isn't that exotic. ST microelectronics currently sells a single chip with that contains a two core Cortex A7 Microprocessor combined with a microcontroller. Admittedly more tightly integrated wi
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by glitchc 5mo ago
Do all closed blobs need to be open? Why pick RK3567 when RK3562 is already supported in Debian?
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by glitchc 5mo ago
"..and you will learn to like it!" --someone important
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by glitchc 5mo ago
Yup, Sam can claim that AGI is owned by everyone (he really means their pension funds though), while he makes a hasty exit to his private island retreat which we all have paid for.
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by glitchc 5mo ago
*by hand I mean hand-written on a piece of paper.

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