habibur

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by habibur 4y ago
He was talking about working on AI the other day. Artificial general intelligence "or die" type of challenge taking. Guess he's getting full time busy with that.
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by habibur 4y ago
Next, the AI should be able to maintain and improve itself without human intervention. Until then, human are needed to build those AIs.
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by habibur 4y ago
Excellent language design. I might implement it in C, as soon as I get some time.
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by habibur 4y ago
Peace.
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by habibur 4y ago
In more human terms : They fused in 0.6 kwh energy. Which produced 0.9 kwh energy. These megajouls are confusing for me. kwh is what we use for resident home power billing unit.
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by habibur 4y ago
point no.1 will do. that's the solution.
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by habibur 4y ago
Good point.
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by habibur 4y ago
C needs default parameters. Where the compiler puts on stack the default value, whenever the function call doesn't include it. Guess that won't compromise with anything.
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by habibur 4y ago
Even though SQLite bugs are rare, those can be found occasionally. I remember a bug finder took the sqlite documentation off their website. Collected all their keywords, made up millions of jumbled up queries of random combination between k
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by habibur 4y ago
Dark matter and dark energy are like what if there was no Einstein to discover relativity in early 1900s. We later continue to discover that gravity can't explain planetary motions correctly and therefore search for any explanation. Th
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by habibur 4y ago
I find only ".com" names cool. All other are cheap, junk or designed to extort.
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by habibur 4y ago
Bad title. The article clearly says : Abstraction *misalignment* is expensive.
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by habibur 4y ago
> 8.5 billion lights years away—more than halfway across the universe That was the first number I was looking for. Not a threat to earth. It's not even in our galaxy.
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by habibur 4y ago
Hetzner was launched [or may be got popular] after DigitalOcean took off. Since then they priced their boxes competitively relative to DO. A little bit less. That's still holding. Also note that at that time hosting in Europe wasn&#x27
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by habibur 4y ago
Seaweed. Apache license. https://github.com/seaweedfs/seaweedfs
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by habibur 4y ago
Google, Wikipedia, and historically the internet had been unreliable for many of the queries. More so in the beginning. But over time most of the errors are ironed out. ChatGPT is a very promising start I would say. In the end convenience w
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by habibur 4y ago
ChatGPT will be the google killer, if they can scale it up for unregistered general use. No idea how much openai's computational cost is per query. Unless it's an order of magnitude higher than google's, we can assume the nex
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by habibur 4y ago
Geo political events. Overall downturn in Tech and layoffs. Higher possibility that AI will invade lower end programmers job. We are standing at the edge of some uncharted territory. No one is sure whether the future of software development
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“OpenAI was started as open-source and non-profit. Neither are still true.”(twitter.com)
3 points by habibur 4y ago|5 comments
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by habibur 4y ago
It does.
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by habibur 4y ago
I use a lib like this, but a few changes. printf("The string is %"PRIstr"\n", PRIstrarg(mystring)); Simpler: printf("the string is : %.*s",mystr.size, mystr.data) But that's tedious to write. So c
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by habibur 4y ago
The other job is data processing for AI. Collect data from field, cleanse, and then feed to ML. Lots of work. Especially the organizing, cleansing side, which can be pseudo automated upto a point and then manual process the rest. This data
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by habibur 4y ago
Reads like a general rate limit of 100 tweets / hour from apis. Would have been "limiting Mastodon", as the title claims, had this limit been applied specifically for their API calls, while others enjoy limitless.
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by habibur 4y ago
> 150 million DAU. Say 10% of these tweets contain pictures of average size 300kB each & 1% of tweets contain videos of about 100MB each. My assumption would be that a new image is uploaded per 1000 tweets a day. As retweeting an ima
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by habibur 4y ago
this chart
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by habibur 4y ago
Drop in a sqlite database in there for comparison and we get a better grasp of the magnitude of the numbers. Of course sqlite isn't a graph database. But you can make it work like one by writing some query joins.
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by habibur 4y ago
Rough estimation from this chart. 10 people die every year per 1000. During this covid it had been 11 people per thousand per year.
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by habibur 4y ago
I remember this hoopla. And windows wasn't the only victim of using "two bytes for a char" for unicode support. Java fell in this trap too. The team was split in deciding "whether to waste a single byte per character for
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by habibur 4y ago
This can be used like a cookie without using cookies as long as definition of cookie stays "...a cookie is a small file stored on your computer". You have 30 million seconds per year as unique identifier to be used against each in
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by habibur 4y ago
PHP is Flex/Bison. The main point of the discussed project is to alter data structure to be more CPU cache friendly and thus try to be faster than C++. The paradigm.

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