jeffreygoesto

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by jeffreygoesto 4mo ago
One of my favorites: https://youtu.be/Jm-FH82lVbE?si=MoD1qaMMtCpRsJwS
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by jeffreygoesto 5mo ago
Did I miss it or is there no mentioning of copying XKCD styled figures?
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by jeffreygoesto 5mo ago
Gamers? Wingsuits!
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by jeffreygoesto 5mo ago
If you shoot only tech onto Mars, it might actually be nice there. But without you. If humans come with it it will be the same as here. I just don't see the point tbh. Why not make this planet better instead?
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by jeffreygoesto 5mo ago
Now show how abs is made branchless.
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by jeffreygoesto 5mo ago
You? Or it? Or you together? Srsly. Welcome to my day job. I can see that the LLMs' center of training is so far off from where I'd need it, I can accelerate auxillary stuff but prompt never beats the weights and it constantly pul
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by jeffreygoesto 5mo ago
You mean. I should offer my Memopak 16kB with original box on eBay and see how it goes? A small yacht maybe?
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by jeffreygoesto 5mo ago
My personal mental model is that there is a quite bimodal distribution of people in the world. Many seem to see it as a zero-sum game, some others not. As father of a disabled child I come into contact a lot with the latter and can confiden
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by jeffreygoesto 5mo ago
It produces the "most average" web design unless you really prompt your way out, isn't it? If you don't care enough to prompt, Claude does not care to be individual.
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by jeffreygoesto 5mo ago
https://youtu.be/YJWX1XiS-TU
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by jeffreygoesto 5mo ago
Careful. That article is from 2012 and compile time unrolling was more useful back then. Today or can actually be harmful as it hides strong hints about the loop from the optimizer. Our code that did this fared worse than a loop, because no
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by jeffreygoesto 5mo ago
Is this comparable to Sea star [0]? [0] https://github.com/scylladb/seastar
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by jeffreygoesto 5mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Literate_programming
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by jeffreygoesto 5mo ago
If you need A"I" to scan for forgotten monthly fees, you already lost control over your life... What a lame excuse for simply spying on you for whatever it might be useful for in the future.
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by jeffreygoesto 5mo ago
Reads like processes guarding mediocre teams into higher probability of success? I can hear Alanis Morissette in my head now somehow...
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by jeffreygoesto 5mo ago
I remember one of my diploma students continued with discrete tomography as PhD, topic "Binary Tomography by Iterating Linear Programs" and I found it super interesting to get down the number of shots and at the same time increasi
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by jeffreygoesto 5mo ago
I know, I know. It was more a tounge in cheek comment to something I assume was irony as well. To be fair to GP, management doesn't get any of this... Adding is always easier than reducing to the essence. I find it interesting how her
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by jeffreygoesto 5mo ago
So what? They produce more for the same money. What's not to like?
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by jeffreygoesto 5mo ago
https://networkencyclopedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/n...
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by jeffreygoesto 5mo ago
"Simple made Easy" is a nice add-on, the first half is the philosophical part and a classic. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SxdOUGdseq4
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by jeffreygoesto 6mo ago
Doesn't mention QNX or Redox in it's comparison page (that is really nice and self reflected by the way), would be interesting to chat about where in the design space it wants to differ, because QNX takes great pride in having opt
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by jeffreygoesto 6mo ago
My journey is quite similar. My mental model got a huge boost after I read and understood Leslie Lamports early work and the work of Edward Lee about getting deterministic results in the presence of concurrency. I even found the earliest p
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by jeffreygoesto 6mo ago
Old ist new I guess. This is independent of whether A"I" or a human executes, the point is that you need this if specifying and execution lie apart, be it in time or space. This is basically the whole point of the V-Model and proc
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by jeffreygoesto 6mo ago
Two things that helped us: 1) "activate" the diaper [0], they are tightly pressed for transport and have to unfold the fabric to soak well. 2) Make sure the side guards are up, tight fit around the legs and a short pull around i
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by jeffreygoesto 6mo ago
Windows 95 Word was also bad. Some poor non-CS student brought his thesis to our computer pool and worked from Floppy with the only copy he had. Panic mode on when the backup file and original did not fit on that floppy any more and Word as
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by jeffreygoesto 6mo ago
Ha. Sounds a lot like the one 10x vs. predictable mediocre guys with a scaffolding of processes. Aim high and hit or miss or try to grind predictably and continuously. Same with humans and depends on the loss you can afford.
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by jeffreygoesto 6mo ago
That chip was hitting a sweet spot in terms of DRAM controller and distributing memory bandwidth between CPU cores and fabric. Xilinx was very afraid of screwing this up and running into bottlenecks. One of the best balanced chips in that r
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by jeffreygoesto 6mo ago
You could also collect thrown away disposable vapes and pierce them with a nail. Heat for free...
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by jeffreygoesto 6mo ago
I gave it the ending of Molly Bloom's Monologue and it went "confused" ;). But Joyce wanted it to be the most positive ending possible. Hm.
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by jeffreygoesto 7mo ago
For a while and a certain mood, Ostkreuz's album "Motor" worked shockingly well and I coded like in the most focused flow ever...

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