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by goku12 1y ago
+1. Thank you for that fantastic effort! I followed the project since its earliest public announcement. I had high hopes for it, until it became clear that the porting was going to prove troublesome. I'm not a big fan of the contempora
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by goku12 1y ago
The actual problem with Sandstorm wasn't the era in which it was released. It will probably have the same problems even if released today. The problem was its application isolation mechanism - especially the data isolation (I think the
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by goku12 1y ago
This one would have behaved more like suspend to RAM. In suspend to RAM, the RAM is kept powered, while everything else is shut down. The recovery would be near instant, since all the execution contexts are preserved on the RAM. Optane was
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by goku12 1y ago
> You should have stopped there. I'm in no mood to consider any sort of gatekeeping. Like I said, much of the world is enjoying a lot of 'democracy and prosperity' that you delivered! If you choose a random conflict or cri
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> That’s also a depressing outlook. Of course it is. I'm not denying or downplaying how bad it is. These situations are scary as hell. They're not supposed to happen. And it must change. Venezuela deserves peace. But now imagin
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by goku12 1y ago
I'm not very familiar with the situation in Venezuela. But the 'bad regime' is just a generic phrase that was not intended to convey the seriousness in any sense. However, what I can claim is that you totally ignored the seri
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Like Afghanistan? Or Germany after WWII? You talk of these 'Foreign forces' as some sort of benevolent power liberating people from tyranny for charity. Wait till they stay back to extract payment for their 'efforts'. We
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Gandhi's protests were causing turmoil and dissent within the UK. Not to forget the fact that the massive Indian population had gone into civil disobedience as well, making it costlier to rule India. Anymore issues, including any harm
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Do you think he would be motivated to continue, had he been awarded the medal? His wishes would have been satisfied after all.
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I understand your frustration. But you may want to avoid a foreign interference/invasion more than a bad regime. The former is arguably worse than the latter, though there are exceptions.
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Or someone else on his behalf - even his enemies. Alright, we are into conspiracy theory territory now. But let me just say that these awards make me a bit nervous.
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LOL!! That's true and funny! Sometimes though, the murderer is Physics.
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> Whatever time you "waste" on that will pay you dividends on a daily basis for every single day you work on that project. There is a simple concept that shows you how important, vast and different from programming, debugging i
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At those levels of power, everyone knows each other. Any two pair is an ally or an adversary. There are no strangers like among us plebs. They may or may not be well educated, but they certainly know how to handle power very well. They noti
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by goku12 1y ago
Is this about Canada or the US? Either way, you can either defend and demand for the democracy, or give up and stop claiming democracy altogether. This is a problem with democracies everywhere. I don't know about you, but I'm not
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by goku12 1y ago
Look, I'm not aligned with any political movement and my political beliefs are nowhere near the right. But I have noticed on Wikipedia that some left-aligned claims are presented ignoring objections or without any supporting references
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by goku12 1y ago
Let me remind everyone this again. Democracy is not an autocracy with time limits and turns. It's not a system where you elect a few individuals and hand them the power to rule over you for a few years. They are supposed to be your rep
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by goku12 1y ago
I'm sorry to say this, but that discussion looks like a scripted show. They're creating confusion in the name of addressing it. Misleading metaphors (the airline security example), misinterpretations ('android is an open plat
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by goku12 1y ago
Something about the tone of that post is troubling me. Is it just me or does anybody else sense a bit of distress in those words? He seems to want to keep it private, though. Whatever it is, I hope he has better times ahead with the gratitu
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by goku12 1y ago
May I ask why people immediately imagine AI slop whenever anybody mentions LLMs? This is exactly what I meant. Those companies ruined their reputation. LLM/AI applications extend well beyond chat and drawing bots.
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Here are some domain-specific examples of how AI improved (not replaced) human performance like a tool: 1. How AI revolutionized protein science, but didn’t end it: https://www.quantamagazine.org/how-ai-revolutionized-protei
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by goku12 1y ago
I would have loved to engage in a conversation, if only to learn something new. But something in the way you framed your reply tells me that that's not what you have in mind. Instead, here's what Dr. Terrence Tao thinks about the
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It's owned by a few rich corporations and individuals. It isn't available to anyone - only to those they choose and are ready to pay them. And it isn't open source at all, because open source is not reuse without any obligati
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That's still a crude repurposement of an inscrutable artifact. Open source requires you to share the source data from which that artifact (the model parameters) was created.
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The artifact's executions speed doesn't seem to be Cranelift's priority. They're instead focusing on compilation speed and security. Those are still useful in Rust for debug builds at least. That's when we need a qu
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by goku12 1y ago
That's a very relevant question. And as your question implies, we all know which society the billionaires talk about. But AI is just a technology like any other. It does have the potential to bring great benefits to humanity if develop
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> If you truly believe this, then you could point to just about anyone on earth and state they're complicit in some atrocity or oppression. Ah! I see where it's going now. You can't reinterpret and dismiss others' sta
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That's not what I am referring to.
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> Yes. There is nothing surprising to me about the current situation. That would mean that you willfully defended a vulnerability that you could foresee being exploited. > It is also a target for so many folks to say, "if it was
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> That’s your belief and there is a platform that allows just that. A platform that's just about to take it away with user registrations. And that isn't just a 'belief' - that's what a lot of people do with their

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