hyghjiyhu

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by hyghjiyhu 11mo ago
Moving by default would be too much of a footgun without a borrow checker imo.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
Everyone and everything is automatically downloading updates of US software. It's a door that is impossible to close in the short term.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
If the data center is operated by a "trusted subsidiary" as the article mentions and everyone in key roles is a French citizen with no connection to the US then there is no one to give a gag order. In practice the US HQ could mand
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
Post requests aren't really meant for repeatable stuff though. Even browsers will ask for confirmation before letting you reload the result of a post request. I think you are holding it wrong. Now I get it things happen and you gotta d
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
From the ghosts perspective it is of prime importance to understand the behaviour of pacman. But it is influenced by the player's psychology which is in turn influenced by the surrounding world. Then: a sufficiently advanced model of p
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
This is an important analysis to perform but it's far from a sure thing. Motives can be murky and hard to assess. Maybe there is one particular scientist that has a baby on the way and fears he is about to be laid off unless he can get
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
I think AI will be a slave to its desires and instincts in the same humans are slaves to our desires and instincts.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
No man is an island. There must always be a dependency on the outside world. But you can reduce risk by using commodified products.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
If I understand correctly he is passing a single struct whose size he varies. This struct is being memcpy'd to stack (except for very small struct sizes that can be passed directly in registers) and so basically we are looking at a cur
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
Idk I think the importance given to withdrawals is overrated. Dealing with withdrawals is just matter of gradually lowering the dose. The lifelong craving is the bigger issue.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
These tools sound very powerful, could they find use for other Java codebases?
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
You get 5%? If so, that is surely a big piece of the puzzle. Where do those % come from? Bonds don't yield that right?
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
You can do it without annotations if you only do it as an optimization that's not guaranteed to succeed.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
I thought he meant basically buy tether with dollar transfer exchange for btc. That shouldn't take long.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
Can people holding tether for a day or two while entering of exiting crypto really explain these large amounts?
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
This seems likely. I would assume that the vast majority of memory access can be statically proven safe if you throw enough money at the problem, meaning the bookkeeping can be eliminated.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
I have a "weakly held strong opinion" on this subject. I think open source has been a disaster for the state of software for normal people. On the one hand exploited developers making peanuts or nothing for their hard work. On the
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
Iirc if you change the numerical values of the collatz problem some instances are undecidable.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
If they thought the potatoes would rot unless they were all taken it makes perfect sense. This wasn't a "have a potato on us and have a good day :)" situation.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
The reason people settle out of court is because the threat of having it decided by court. No threat no settlement.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
A lot of the time variables will be in registers. And registers are basically ints. That would be my guess for why many things are ints that could fit in less space.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
For me it would be natural to use src[1] for an array but *(src+1) for an iterator pointer.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
The way I would solve that is by requiring that any software / documentation required for the operation, maintenance and repair of medical implants must be stored with some appropriate government body. If the company becomes unwilling
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
It summarizes the lyrics iirc. There are ai programs specifically for sheet music and I actually use one that I'm happy with, play score 2.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
I should figure out how to turn off ai in acrobat reader. It offers to summarize my sheet music every time I open it...
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
The goal should be to make them appropriately cautious. Not careless but also not paralyzed by fear. Escalating fines have the property that they are self-tuning. They basically say "go ahead and try it! But if there are issues you h
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
(I am the person you are replying to) It could work like this. "Hey OS I would like to process these pages* are they good to go? If not could you fetch and lock them for me" and then if they are ready you process them knowing it w
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
What are your thoughts on sodium batteries vs water electrolysis for grid scale?
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
I haven't done it myself but isn't a tire change suppose to be pretty easy thing to do, certainly better than sitting the whole day in the shop?
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
What seems off to me is that lead (at that level) must have been a factor in the natural environment for a very long time, so it's strange for a tolerance mutation to be recent.

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