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by hackrmn 1y ago
I was referring to Google's AI Ultra "imitating" Black Mirror (knowingly or not).
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by hackrmn 1y ago
Ok, this reminds me of that Black Mirror episode, *spoilers ahead* where the lady had a fatal tumor cut out for emergency procedure, only for it to be replaced by a synthetic neural network used by a cloud service with a multi-tier subscrip
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by hackrmn 1y ago
It caught my attention big time. All up until the point the word "caracul" was linked to the Zapatista movement, literally -- as in, to the Wikipedia page on Zapatista -- which, in turn says: > is a far-left political and mili
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by hackrmn 1y ago
They're very far from irrelevant, depends on what kind of Web development you do, I would say -- I have been writing WebAssembly by hand (I mean, a lot can be said about that but it's a thing) and the spec. is authored by W3C. The
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by hackrmn 1y ago
Ironically, perhaps, I just read the article while taking a micro-break from writing a triangle rasterizer (aliased, aka pixel-art / retro) in WebAssembly. It'll probably feature rendering performance orders of magnitude slower th
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by hackrmn 1y ago
I find it disturbing/puzzling that there is this fundamental physical behaviour like emission of light with wavelength of _exactly_ 21cm -- assuming one centimeter wasn't based on any such property but was just a "random&quot
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by hackrmn 1y ago
To be honest, thinking of all the times I read an article that in the very least mentioned Turing Machines, I don't recall significant occurrence of linking "Turing Machines" to a Wikipedia article on the subject _or_ to one
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by hackrmn 1y ago
I suppose lack of overlap in the "interface surface" (attributes, including callables) between `str` and `Template` should nip the kind of issue in the bud -- being passed a `Template` and needing to actually "instantiate&quo
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by hackrmn 2y ago
Well, most importantly, CMake can't use Makefiles, and my idea revolves around specifically being compatible with Make in a way where a fork [of mine] would behave equvalently to [GNU] Make for Makefiles which both the fork and [GNU] M
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by hackrmn 2y ago
I've been writing [GNU] Makefiles for years, and have a love-hate relationship with the [GNU Make] tool. I tend to push tooling to the limit, I think it's in part because I believe in "soundness of scope" -- a tool shoul