jim33442

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by jim33442 8mo ago
A lot of these don't have any legitimate reason for your ID. Banking and job sure, but those will ask for it offline too.
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by jim33442 8mo ago
I'm not reluctant. Rather, there's zero chance I'll do this. If Discord wants to put me into <18 mode for it, fine.
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by jim33442 8mo ago
I'm not a libertarian. Just don't make laws that obviously lead to every website having useless warning labels.
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by jim33442 8mo ago
Wasn't the point of smart watches to have something even more readily accessible than a phone? I'd never want one of those dorky things, but they sell
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by jim33442 8mo ago
I don't even care about the privacy aspect, the real problem is that VR glasses are for geeks. This is the kind of thing bullying was designed for.
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by jim33442 8mo ago
There was a fictional version of this in the Artemis Fowl books. My old camcorder picked up a lot of IR outside of visible range, but I think newer sensors are much less susceptible to this.
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by jim33442 8mo ago
The Google glasses were asking to be bullied, but the Meta ones are cooler looking
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by jim33442 8mo ago
Go error handling is so bad that it ruins the language for me. But it might accidentally be an advantage here, because LLMs notoriously don't know how to handle exceptions properly. They'll do stuff like catch-log-ignore deep in t
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by jim33442 8mo ago
I mean in your C code that's using mmap, I know you can do this with a custom malloc impl, but idk if there's a built-in way: int len = 1000; int file = open("numbers.void", O_RDWR | O_CREAT, 0600); ftru
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by jim33442 8mo ago
Yeah, the article makes more sense when you assume it's for that use case, but still not really sure when this case comes up. I've dealt with plenty of 100GB files, but they were coming from outside as CSVs or sqlite DBs or someth
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by jim33442 8mo ago
You can't do dynamic memory with that, right? Not without a custom malloc implementation. So it's not all that comparable to pickle.
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by jim33442 8mo ago
The sanction is only that the federal govt won't do contracts with them. This doesn't stop Anthropic from doing business with anyone else.
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by jim33442 8mo ago
Anthropic can certainly make the call to deny access this way, but then the US govt can choose not to make contracts with Anthropic. So what's the issue?
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by jim33442 8mo ago
It's done worse in this area. Biden administration refused contracts with any company that didn't require all in-person employees to get the covid19 vaccine, so the firing extended down to the employees. The courts stopped this wh