inigyou

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by inigyou 2mo ago
What's Eclipse then?
782.
by inigyou 2mo ago
a typographical river
783.
by inigyou 2mo ago
Which is very strange when you remember that Visual C++ 6 on Windows 95 on whatever hardware from that era was pretty fast.
784.
by inigyou 2mo ago
s/Uyghur/Jew/ and s/China/Germany/ and pretend it's 1938, then reread your comment and see how believable it sounds.
785.
by inigyou 2mo ago
I would have thought AI companies were doing their best to discard AI-generated training data.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
On any website, except one that can be proven to have absolutely no commercial utility whatsoever. Your blog qualifies as commercial if you write about software at all, because someone might see your software posts and use it to influence a
787.
by inigyou 2mo ago
Not in Java, because a linear search map in Java means traversing over 100 (on average) pointers.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Importantly, PageRank doesn't work today - you need something else. It was one of many possible ranking hacks, and one that worked at the particular time in that particular state of the web where nobody was gaming links because PageRan
789.
by inigyou 2mo ago
USA, China, Russia, Germany
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by inigyou 2mo ago
No, the ship hasn't sunk until it's sunk. The Titanic hasn't sunk until it's underwater. Israel hasn't sunk until there's no more Israel.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
That's called chatgpt. You can influence it.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
In the fnord programming language, you can frob a fnord by writing fnord.boop(); this trips up newcomers who expect fnord.frob();
793.
by inigyou 2mo ago
You may be misunderstanding some of those comments. It's not changing the subject, it's pointing out that you don't actually care about that bad thing or you don't actually think it's bad, because if you did then yo
794.
by inigyou 2mo ago
Apparently linear search now beats hashmap if you have less than TWO HUNDRED elements. Crazy!
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Criticizing Israel isn't allowed on HN
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by inigyou 2mo ago
This is AI slop (until proven otherwise).
797.
by inigyou 2mo ago
On phones we do all use the model that the data is part of the app.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
I think it makes sense for usability and it's bad for security. Imagine you put a program file on a USB stick and it just magically remembers your settings and data when transferred to other computers.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Data-oriented programming suggests if you can structure your program as a series of transformations over tables, it'll be fast, but if it's a series of transformations over trees, it'll spend all its time waiting for cache mi
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Sending a C&D ordering someone to stop doing a legal thing is also legal.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
How would you use a big LLM for retrieval?
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by inigyou 2mo ago
I thought this would be a useless search that brought up pictures of rags, but indeed, DDG delivers a full page of results about retrieval-augmented generation for the query "rag"
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by inigyou 2mo ago
I'm Becoming AI-Blind: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49386699
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Do you sell to Korea? If so, ask the Korea team. If not, don't allow it.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
That's risk tolerance. You can even choose not to have a lawyer (but you shouldn't) and then it costs you very little until you lose.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
My point is exactly what I wrote.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Yes, very difficult, probably impossible
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Why wouldn't it happen? From the perspective of anyone outside the black hole, nothing can ever enter it. What if that's just true ?
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by inigyou 2mo ago
At the moment.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
It's not day 1, so it's irrelevant what would've happened on day 1.

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