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10mo ago
I would say yes, everyone should care about it. There is plenty of material on the topic. See for example https://ai-2027.com/ or https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/uMQ3cqWDPHhjtiesc/agi-ruin-a...
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10mo ago
Uh oh. Looks bad.
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11mo ago
Is it possible to file a complaint with the ISP or directly with Allot ?
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11mo ago
It’s cordyceps :-D
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1y ago
Don’t. I would refuse to review a PR with 9000 LOC and 63 new files even if written by a human. Something that large needs to be discussed first to agree on an architecture and general approach, then split in manageable pieces and merged pi
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1y ago
I would say the author recommends the same actually: they say that versioning is “how you change your API responsibly” (so, endorsing versioning), but that you should only switch to a new version as a last resort.
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1y ago
The author does not say that you “should not add v1”. They say that versioning is how you change your API responsibly (so, endorsing versioning), but that you should only do it as a last resort. So you would add “v1”, to be able to easily b
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1y ago
CLOCK_MONOTONIC is affected by NTP skewing but should still always increase monotonically (i.e. never decrease)
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1y ago
Looks like I misinterpreted both embedded and real-time then.
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1y ago
Sounds very good, and I can see many use cases in embedded systems. But that probably requires 32-bit arm support. Is that planned ?
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1y ago
I don’t think “web searches” requires “a deep level of technical literacy”…
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1y ago
Can’t help reading that as “Skynet” every time.
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1y ago
> I actually set a piece of homework "marking" chatGPT, which went well and students seemed to enjoy! This. This should be done everywhere. It is the best way to let students see first hand that LLM output is useful, but can be
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1y ago
Sure, it may not apply in this specific case. But you said “This is the first I've heard of using an open pipe to poll for subprocess termination” and I was just pointing out that this is a well known technique.
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1y ago
This is actually a well known technique, often called the self-pipe trick. There’s a good overview in the following SO answer from Rich Felker, muslc’s author: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3703013/what-can-c
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1y ago
They actually did B: “[…] if the environment variable STDDATA_FD is present or set to the descriptor to produce the JSON output on. ”
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1y ago
ZeroSSL works very well for me. I found it because it is now the default for the acme.sh client.
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1y ago
Old Macs (pre-OS X I think) used CR only as line terminators.
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1y ago
Right, sorry. Didn’t notice.
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1y ago
a) Correct. b) Not relevant. The license says what it says regardless of what upstream does or doesn’t do. If someone wants to use the code they should comply with the license requirements. A README is often included with binaries. That’s
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1y ago
Indeed. It is “nice” but that does not make it compliant.
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1y ago
“Linking to a page that includes” is not the same as “including”. I don’t think that the requirement is satisfied.
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1y ago
It is the same license but the copyright notice is different, so no, not sufficient.
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1y ago
I’m browsing from an iPhone in Europe right now and can browse source code just fine without being logged in.
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1y ago
Misleading headline? It links to an unresolved GH issue, so no evidence that there is an actual change of policy (rather than, let’s say, a bug, or a temporary hiccup)
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"Godfather of AI" Geoffrey Hinton warns AI could take control from humans
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AGI Ruin: A List of Lethalities (2022)
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2y ago
No, VAT is not a tariff. It applies to all goods sold, not only imported ones.
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2y ago
Planned features: acquire JetBrains ( https://wiki.ms-paint-i.de/features ) Looks good to me. Solid product and a solid roadmap :-)
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2y ago
Also I’d be surprised if an average human can even reach 10% of these. I mean, some humans can score far better. But try picking a random person in the street.
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