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by jjmarr 11mo ago
Various reasons, like embargoes on information, stuff we didn't want to wait for review on before shipping, or features that don't make sense for upstream like `hipcc` which is an `nvcc` wrapper. Our goal is to get most modificati
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
I know my company (AMD) maintains an llvm fork for ROCm. YMMV.
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
LLVM has very high quality standards in my experience. Much higher than I've ever had even at work. It might be a challenge to get this upstreamed. LLVM is also very modular which makes it easy to maintain forks for a specific backend
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
You still have to pay the tax in the first place to go bankrupt.
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
Yes, if only because of the broad patent grant. 3.1.6 is also concerning since it can be read as indemnification? > Prevent any person from exercising his/her/their right to seek an effective remedy by a competent court or nati
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
Yes, but the same insurance company will screw with your coverage depending on your employer. My mom's plan randomly denied my medications all the time as a student. My current job's plan always provides coverage. Both were the sa
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
> Healthcare costs, and hence health insurance premiums, are the same with or without an employer intermediary. If you read the fine print of a health "insurance" plan at a large company, you might discover healthcare costs are
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
> It is basically forcing them to dilute more, which is better for them on average because the shares expire worthless so often anyway. Well no, because VCs might not give you money to buy chunks of the business as they want the money
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
There are plenty of licences to achieve this that'll make your code unusable. CC-BY-NC allows you to ban commercial use. There is also the Hippocratic licence[2] which allows you to choose from a variety of "evil corporation"
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
Yes, you do get the money back, that's the point of the paper. This is better for many founders that otherwise wouldn't cash out at all. VCs will be forced to cover your unrealized capital gains taxes.
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
Can I still remove the headrest and use it to break glass?
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
The paper spots that this pseudo-wealth tax would be better for more founders. > Moving from current realization-based to accrual-based taxation would reduce founder ownership at exit by 25% on average but would also increase the fract
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
Because not everyone can truly be great at their craft, but everyone can memorize syntax. Schools compromise their curriculum so that every student has a chance in the interests of fairness.
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
Yep. "Oh you don't have that feature? I'm moving on".
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
Because businesses, as a rule, value moving fast. Being first to market makes money and generally results in winning. Oftentimes the circumstances are "we don't know the requirements", not because of shitty management, but be
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
But you want that to happen in space and to control the output of energy. Otherwise you just have a bomb.
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
Subdivided geographic TLDs are still common in Ontario govts, such as gov.on.ca [1] and tdsb.on.ca for Toronto schools.[2] Both are still in common use. [1] https://kagi.com/search?q=site%3Agov.on.ca&r=ca&sh=lUDz_I8U
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
I ended up playing the 3D Space Cadet theme song on YouTube.
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
I tried to use FluidSynth and PulseAudio. Maybe that's why.
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
I loved all these games as a kid and I'm 25. I played it on my DS and had Widelands on my computer. The artificial constraint of building roads with little people acting as relays holds up today because it makes the graph theoretic nat
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
Wine MIDI doesn't work, so it's a big advantage.
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
I bet the tts voice is public and something made by AT&T in the 80s or 90s.
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
> I have at least a few readers for which the sound of a man's voice saying "government cell phone detected" will elicit a palpable reaction. Can this be recreated as an audio clip for jumpscaring former govt employees?
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
For those wondering: > Sincere thanks to everyone who pledged a reward for solving this problem. The reward goes to Lyapsus.
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
Technology is still involved. Good food is refrigerated and bad food is frozen, because it's cheaper to freeze as that preserves food indefinitely. This is true even at a farmer's market.
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
I've had human tutors and a well-equipped AI, e.g. Deep Research-like, can often be better. But an AI tutor at that level can be more expensive than humans. An hour of deep research with a SOTA model that has hundreds of thousands of
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
Allegedly most of them, since they have non-profit mandates and are often tax-exempt. The University of Staffordshire is a public university and is funded by the government to provide education to British people. Its mandate isn't &quo
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
AI will continue to stratify education. The typical student will get AI generated course content by the cheapest models. Other children will spend $1000s/month on multimodal AI tutors spinning up Python code to check their math homewor
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by jjmarr 11mo ago
Well I was wondering if it was vibe coded because Gemini 3 loves Three.js and that's a main selling point of the model.
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by jjmarr 1y ago
Is this with Gemini 3?

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