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by khuey 6mo ago
It also aligns suspiciously with the decline of the sedan and the near-total victory of SUVs and pickup trucks in the American passenger vehicle market.
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by khuey 6mo ago
Because Congress and Trump said so in 2018.
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by khuey 6mo ago
The good news (for the EUV fabs) is that they can outbid pretty much every other user of helium.
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by khuey 6mo ago
There was a lawsuit about the constitutionality of only requiring men to register back during the first Trump administration that won at the District Court level but lost on appeal in the Fifth Circuit. SCOTUS declined to take the case at t
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by khuey 7mo ago
From skimming the brief it sounds like the target for this is Western government customers?
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by khuey 7mo ago
Do you ever consider driving to New Haven and taking Metro North the rest of the way? IIRC it's as fast as Amtrak if you're on the Super Express train.
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by khuey 7mo ago
Since they have a mandatory retirement age of 56 (if they're not retired earlier for health conditions) it's not crazy to have an age cutoff for intake. Why put someone through a 2 year training with a high failure rate if after t
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by khuey 7mo ago
I think there's a decent chance that the open weight models remain close enough to the frontier labs that they won't be able to do things like this.
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by khuey 7mo ago
> In the unlikely event california becomes independent, water rights will be a big deal too This is all hypothetical of course but the logical eastern border of an independent state centered in what's now California would be near De
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by khuey 7mo ago
White-labeling may be slightly dishonest to the consumer but the manufacturer and distributor are honest with each other. That doesn't appear to be the case here (Kimi's license requires publicly acknowledging Kimi is used for any
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by khuey 7mo ago
It's an example people use to show the (current) limits of LLM capabilities. Like counting the 'r's in strawberry around two years ago.
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by khuey 8mo ago
What does any of this have to do with China? This study was done in California.
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by khuey 8mo ago
If you go backpacking in the Sierra Nevada (or other mountains, surely) you may just run into a mule train carrying a trail maintenance crew and their gear.
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by khuey 8mo ago
Last year a friend of mine told me that one of the principal dividing lines in American politics is whether one can correctly answer who the president was in 2020 and 2008. They weren't wrong.
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by khuey 8mo ago
Ironically Ro Khanna was the tech backed candidate a decade ago when he ran against Mike Honda.
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by khuey 8mo ago
> Something is systemically wrong in the US when we are cutting off people’s access to meds, like GLP-1s, which have profound health benefits. Are we cutting off people's access to meds or do they just not want to pay what they cost
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by khuey 9mo ago
It was the same on Silver Thursday in 1980 too. And then it went sideways for a couple decades.
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by khuey 9mo ago
Epic.
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by khuey 9mo ago
> It is more or less “USian” in some other languages, and no one raises an eyebrow. 美国人, 米国人, etc. Given that both of those examples come from phonetics for America I don't think that proves what you think it does. It's not 合众国
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by khuey 9mo ago
"American" in Japanese
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by khuey 9mo ago
> milktoast fyi since you may not have ever seen it spelled before it's milquetoast
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by khuey 9mo ago
Sure, I agree that it's far from trivial to implement.
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by khuey 9mo ago
Seems like using tooling like this to identify papers with fake citations and auto-rejecting them before they ever get in front of a reviewer would kill two birds with one stone.
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by khuey 9mo ago
If my grocery store held themselves out as a banana marketplace, carried boxes from a variety of different banana companies and told me to do my own research on which ones are good, sold me a box labeled Chiquita bananas that I couldn'
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by khuey 9mo ago
And Lockheed and Airbus are the prime contractors on Orion, not Boeing.
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by khuey 9mo ago
Compilers will also speculatively devirtualize under some circumstances. https://hubicka.blogspot.com/2014/02/devirtualization-in-c-p...
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by khuey 9mo ago
If I understand what you're asking for correctly, function cloning. If you have f(x, y) and the compiler realizes the function optimizes nicely when y == 2 it can create a clone of f with a fixed argument y == 2, optimize that, and rew
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by khuey 9mo ago
Huh? In the US the married filing jointly tax brackets are exactly double the single tax brackets for every rate except the top 37% rate. A single person making 100k definitely pays a lot more in tax than than a married couple making 100k t
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by khuey 9mo ago
Around three pounds, and something like 40% of it has already decayed away since this happened in the 60s.
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by khuey 9mo ago
From skimming the source code it looks like the merge operation here adds the values for duplicated keys rather than replacing the first value with the second value so using HashMaps's Extend impl won't work.

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