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by jgalt212 1y ago
Fine. What's canonical or most basic example of where SIMD should be applied, but isn't because it's too tricky to do so? In our shop, we never look to vectorize any function or process unless it's called inside a loop
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by jgalt212 1y ago
I hate thinking mode because I prefer a mostly right answer right now over having to wait for a probably better, but still not exactly right answer.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
Truth. With passwords, you don't even need a service open or closed. You can just write them down on an air gapped piece of paper.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
Yes, does not seem like such a crisis to me.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
How does Harper compare with LanguageTool. We use a privately hosted version. It's better than nothing, but in practice it's more like a super-charged spell checker.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
DKC 1 with the SGI prerendered 3d graphics was cutting edge stuff. Vector Man on the Genesis did something similar to less acclaim.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
I won't consider my business a success until we own and operate a tape library.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
Helps explain why the progressive running on pocketbook economics and not the neo-liberal running on identity politics won the dem nomination for Mayor in NYC.
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Tech companies are missing revenue as 97% of consumers use AI for free: report(semafor.com)
5 points by jgalt212 1y ago|1 comments
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by jgalt212 1y ago
I've felt the same way about our searches and Google Autocomplete. I find myself only search for stuff that Google Autocomplete will recognize.
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Reddit in talks to embrace Sam Altman's iris-scanning Orb to verify users(semafor.com)
1 points by jgalt212 1y ago|2 comments
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by jgalt212 1y ago
Excellent analogy
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by jgalt212 1y ago
I think Claude, given enough time to mull it over, could probably come up with some sort of bug severity score.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
One would think if AI can generate the slop it could also triage the slop.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
Who even needs a ton of Bitcoin?
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by jgalt212 1y ago
Fair enough, but if you don't push them to "log everything" there are less chances for error.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
> then filter out the stuff you don’t want This is often easier said than done. And there's ginormous costs associated with logging everything. Money that can be better spent elsewhere. Also, logging everything creates yet another
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by jgalt212 1y ago
It remains amazing to me, time and time again, how relatively small fees can encourage large changes in behavior. At the aggregate level, people overvalue their time and undervalue their money.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
> but for the revenue sports (football, basketball, hockey, baseball) I think that list is two items too long.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
I guess, but often, or often enough, you don't just need the balance now, but also then.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
> As someone who works in this tech space, nobody brings up how long fingerprints persist. And the reality is that even a really precise fingerprint has a half-life of only a few days True that. We use cookies + fingerprints to monitor
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by jgalt212 1y ago
He's still a 99:1 bet. Get in now, if you feel that way. https://polymarket.com/event/who-will-win-dem-nomination-for...
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by jgalt212 1y ago
> When it gets stuck and instead of just saying so starts to refactor half of the codebase That's pretty scary.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
As of right now, it would just be pork. The traffic patterns it would enable are very low volume. In the long term, it's anyone's guess. My fear is it would be another Airtrain.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
Holy self-evident claim batman! On a more serious note, if you're high enough up the food chain to afford such services and have significant downside risk, I'd recommend running anything you are unsure about by your own personal c
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by jgalt212 1y ago
Right, but if there's only a small portion of my code that does string search and it's a hot path, it would still be much much much more convenient to access SIMD-based string search code direct from Python rather than writing the
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by jgalt212 1y ago
I won't rest until the average microcontroller in an optical mouse is more powerful than a Cray 1.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
1. This is self-limiting. If they drive the content producing sites out of business, what is Google AI search going to summarize? 2. These chatbots must also be killing ad revenue on SERP pages. It's safe to assume these summaries
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by jgalt212 1y ago
> They have an history of doing this kind of things. They have a history because the punishment has never dissuaded anyone from being repeat offender.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
If the company is a pass through entity, I'm pretty sure this nets out to zero. I don't know how this nets out under a C corp.

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