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kajaktum
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kajaktum
1mo ago
Just imagine yourself never needing (or even able to) sleep. It is actually a nightmare. Your bad day is now permanent.
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kajaktum
1mo ago
Yea I dont think they show ant signs of slowing down. With how massively slow the West are, they are gonna get swallowed up.
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kajaktum
2mo ago
I wouldnt be so hopeful because they dont use commodity hardware afaik How are you going to use a h100 at home?
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kajaktum
2mo ago
Having privacy necessarily means that it will also make conversation between any adult and child private. This is simply a risk that I am willing to make. Just fuck off already.
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kajaktum
2mo ago
There’s also a landed pipeline that is able to carry oil out to the west
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kajaktum
2mo ago
But you can also learn how to use LLM The point about higher level of abstraction yadda yadda
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kajaktum
2mo ago
Bryan gave a talk in Jane Street (you can find them in their Youtube channel). In there, he clearly was talking about a production issue that was happening to the Oxide rack from inside Jane Street. So yes, I am pretty they sold a rack to J
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kajaktum
2mo ago
Because they now have money to do cool stuff?
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kajaktum
2mo ago
Who cares who invented it first. Who did it best? Japans concentration camp was unholy abomination and it doesn’t get enough attention today
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kajaktum
2mo ago
I can count with 0 hands when this is useful. You can make a noise sure but never, ever, ever, ever pop up and interrupt me.
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kajaktum
3mo ago
I don’t know any cities in Americas that is comparable to Shanghai or even Japan in term of transportation or convenient
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kajaktum
4mo ago
You can get 80% there with rust which is what is impressive. Then you have a reference implementation that you can always check against. If a Rust library have 0 unsafe, i dont care if it is written by a dog, it still have 0 UB.
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kajaktum
4mo ago
Uhh i wouldn't go to 99% of restaurant if i have a robot at home to make it for me.
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kajaktum
4mo ago
The only thing missing is the goto right?
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4mo ago
I don't get it, how does this work with multiple processes running at 100% CPU time? Atomics are necessary for the CPU level.
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4mo ago
You realize that the limit of this is that the only people worth existing is the people with capital? > I foresee a wave of entrepreneurship coming. AI will empower more people to provide useful services directly to other people, with le
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kajaktum
4mo ago
Does it matter if the moment is real? What makes you think that all of the photos that have been taken thus far are real? What makes you think that the photographer chose a certain angle to craft a story? Is that moment real? When people sa
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4mo ago
I think you are right, but I still care. I want to write software that is immortal. My dream is to write code that people would be happy to read and easy to understand. It is also some kind of meditation. I can zone into something and "
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4mo ago
I have been thinking of something like this. We are paid to solve problems but should we really solve them? This is easiest to see in games, when people complain about the balance of a game, they often want some "problems" to be s
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4mo ago
That does not explain why people think their project that is 99% written by LLM is worth sharing.
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4mo ago
Open software should not implement this feature because slippery slope is not a fallacy based on my experience. Force them to actually create a government approved operating systems to make it clear how absurd this is and so that we know w
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4mo ago
I had a pretty good time asking a question about Prolog. It was a really interesting experience knowing that there's someone out there that high proficiency in a very niche language, patiently explaining to me an issue that they have p
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5mo ago
I want a language that is a group of bit (0,1) and the xor operator. Everything else is built on top of that.
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5mo ago
Reading Ashtavakra Gita gives me more insight into this than any other literature that I have read. The ultimate reality is that: There's nothing else other than this. This is all there is. To anyone discussing whether or not conscious
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5mo ago
Well…there would still be panics.
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5mo ago
I am rebuilding numba. It is very hard for me to imagine doing it by hand. I tried it a couple of years ago but it was excruitiangly painful. It was slow and messy. So many small things that gets stacked on top of each other over years of a
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6mo ago
I think people do that because they are closely involved with the code/plumbing. If they spend a week fixing a bug, they feel the weight of the changes that they made with every line that they wrote. If they just fixed the issue in pas
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6mo ago
Presumably, everything you have done publicly (and hence your personality) exists somewhere in the big Google neural network. It gets compressed into one of the many billion weights. It might be hard to decompress it into useful information
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6mo ago
You must be lucky then.
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6mo ago
C++ needs to give itself up and make way for other, newer, modern, language that have far, far fewer baggage. It should be working with other language to provide tools for interop and migration. C++ will never, ever be modern and comprehens
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