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jakeinspace
9d ago
Probably the worst part
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jakeinspace
9d ago
Excessive generative AI output devalues all communication media unfortunately. As a greater and greater portion of text, imagery, audio, and video come to be synthetic, I don't see why anybody would be motivated to do deep reading, or
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jakeinspace
9d ago
Kind of feels like we're in a similar place with AI programming as we are with self driving vehicles. Good enough for the typical case, maybe even better than most humans, but bad when dealing with novel situations or situations which
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jakeinspace
9d ago
^
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jakeinspace
18d ago
China hasn't invaded another country this century.
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jakeinspace
1mo ago
Well, sure they make reference. Borrow checkers and memory ownership concepts, like in Rust, are pretty good at giving a very low overhead improvement over bare C pointers. But they're not as flexible. Shared memory complicates ownersh
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jakeinspace
1mo ago
Can't really have it all. If you want runtime assertions on your data/state, that has a cost. Nothing is stopping you from writing that logic out and having all your inputs and outputs sanitized for "semantic invariance"
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jakeinspace
1mo ago
I've got a dead older GPU (RTX titan, 24GB of GDDR6). It's been a paper weight for a while, core is damaged, but I realize I could probably sell it or just the memory chips for a decent price on eBay. Still, it's a nice remin
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jakeinspace
1mo ago
The police aren't your friends
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jakeinspace
2mo ago
Every quantifiable science has some amount of math, but it's by definition applied math. I think this was more of a debate between applied and more abstract math.
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jakeinspace
3mo ago
Apple has all the money in the world to take this to court, I don't see why they'd accept a settlement. The discovery process alone could honestly destroy OpenAI by making investors and employees nervous enough to look elsewhere.
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jakeinspace
3mo ago
My first week at a new job that forces me back into Windows (with WSL). I'm about ready to throw my machine out the window and follow after it. I understand that a lot of the performance issues are things like crowdstrike and Defender
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jakeinspace
4mo ago
Marx wrote about the concept of alienation in the context of work, the process by which capitalism would destroy the emotional attachment between laborer and their output in the name of efficiency. Prior to factories and division of labor,
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4mo ago
This sucks
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5mo ago
This is great
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jakeinspace
5mo ago
Stanislaw Lem, if you can handle something a little more poetic and less strictly hard sci-fi.
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jakeinspace
5mo ago
China is installing something like 500 GW of wind and solar per year now. Even if they're only able to build and otherwise access chips that have half the SoTA performance per watt, they will win.
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jakeinspace
6mo ago
That's not really true in any country these days.
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jakeinspace
6mo ago
True, but BFS was mainly done in-house. Source: my best friend and I worked on some parts of it.
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jakeinspace
6mo ago
Aside from merges that combine commits from many authors onto a production branch or release tag. I would personally not leave an agent to do that sort of work.
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jakeinspace
6mo ago
I'll never be as cool as them.
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jakeinspace
6mo ago
I would argue that it's the formerly presumed binary nature of sex/gender that made it a logical split for all sports. While marital arts and weightlifting tend to seperate by weight as well, that is because those particular event
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6mo ago
Wasn't aware Israel had declared war on the West Bank.
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jakeinspace
7mo ago
Please type things yourself. Or at least prompt your LLM of choice to sound less canned.
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jakeinspace
7mo ago
Location: Montreal, Canada Remote: Preferable Willing to relocate: To Ontario, or possibly US East Coast Technologies: C/C++, Python, Linux kernel (yocto, kernel space dev), board bring-up, FPGAs (Xilinx), video, fault tolerance Github
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jakeinspace
7mo ago
People need to be tried/court martialed for this.
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7mo ago
Is this missing interceptors? My understanding is those probably dominate total costs at the moment, especially if you include the costs of allied Gulf State and Israeli interceptors. Thousands have been expended already on ballistic missil
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7mo ago
I was hoping our eventual Skynet would at least be cool. Now we're just gonna have killer robots yelling slurs at us, talking about race realism and the downfall of the West.
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jakeinspace
9mo ago
Embedded, a mix of Linux (yocto), boot loaders (mostly C), some bare metal C/assembly. Have worked in aerospace for 6 years but am currently looking to hop over to another industry, ideally AI accelerators/semiconductors or medica
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jakeinspace
9mo ago
If China actually catches up and surpasses the West/TSMC in fab technology and production, I think they'd have a better option, which is simply flooding the world market with high-end chips and obliterating the Taiwanese economy.
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