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by jacobgorm 1y ago
Yes.
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
How would you actually get funding for that, if not by demonstrating that it works on smaller models first?
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
I read the through first 20+ pages 1.5 weeks ago, and found it quite inspiring. I tried submitting it here, but it did not catch on at the time. I watched the podcast interview with the founder, who seems very smart, but that made me realiz
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
Nobody wants or needs transparent windows or widgets. Apple tried this twenty years ago with Aqua and nobody wanted or needed it back then either. As a programmer, this seems like such a cool thing to build (I have done it too) but it has v
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
I really wanted to buy an official Commodore T-shirt, and all the designer had to do was put the chicken lips logo on a white background, but whoever was in charge decided to instead get creative and come up with a range of very bad designs
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
Just don’t do it in a speed boat.
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Baby Dragon Hatchling(arxiv.org)
1 points by jacobgorm 1y ago|1 comments
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
The Dragon Hatchling: The Missing Link between the Transformer and Models of the Brain
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
I once took a graduate course from Larry Snyder on ZPL. I found it pretty neat because it made communication costs very easy to reason about.
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
GHF trying to wreck his reputation seems like a textbook move.
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
See this Tucker Carlson interview with a former US special forces colonel who worked distributing aid in Gaza https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QRjEMbHXM4Q
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
Also, Xen's main clame to fame was that para-virtualization allowed it to host Linux and *BSD VMs at close to zero overhead, but at time what everyone was looking for was a way to host Windows VMs, which is where all the pain points an
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
KVM was launched before Citrix acquired XenSource. But Redhat had also tried to acquire XenSource and threatened its founders that if they did not come along Redhat would “rip off their heads and shit down the hole”, because “Redhat was the
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
I have extensive experience building hardware accelerated AI inference pipelines on Windows, including on the now retired DirectML (not a great loss). One thing I learned is that the hardware vendor support promised in press released is oft
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
Gmail top-posting and proportional fonts broke mailing lists for me.
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
Last I tried to file a bug for a crash in an AMD Windows driver I had to through an anonymous developer I found on Discord, and despite weeks of efforts writing and sharing test case they choose to ignore the bug report I the end. The devel
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
That study is small, observation based and controversial, and the researchers have data from a randomized follow up study that they have been keeping secret for the last 14 years. The coverage of the controversy has mostly been in Danish me
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
But still no Waymo app in the European App Store for iOS.
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
At least they didn't the door openers on the touch screen.
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
A huge part of the problem in Sweden, and overflowing to Denmark, is that teenagers are getting hired as hitmen via open channels, told to install Signal, and then communications go dark. If these teenage would be-hitmen had to first roll t
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
Total surveillance is not what the Danish minister is arguing for. He is arguing that communication companies should be required to insert wiretaps following a court order, just like a POTS telecom company would.
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
I got my Palm Pilot hooked up to the Internet via the infrared connection to my Ericsson GSM phone. I remember driving in my car in city traffic trying to check email holding the Palm and steering wheel in one hand and the phone at the exac
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
If they get the latest hardware to build on the build itself will become slow too.
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
Italian cars work great in the warm and dry Italian climate, but have historically had trouble with corrosion in colder climates that they were not built for. My dad loved Alfa Romeo’s, but none of them lasted very long in Denmark. In other
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
I don’t recall the Mandrill image ever being used in conjunction with Amiga. Jim Sachs creations like this one were more common https://www.reddit.com/r/VintagePixelArt/comments/m1fxm1/sac...
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
In Danish I get credits to a known subtitler.
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
Toit from the v8 devs is also pretty cool.
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
On the Amiga I used Professional Page, which was notable for its support for Agfa Compugraphic scalable fonts.
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
Not really doing fine https://www.yahoo.com/news/tesla-self-driving-cars-investiga...
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by jacobgorm 1y ago
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