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by larodi 8mo ago
well... imagine this - you are a concert agency, then some promoter comes, and hires you to do this hall and this artist. you do, it sells out, the room is near empty. should you be concerned where did the money come and go?
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by larodi 8mo ago
s.o. = someone I have lived for at least a long while with the impression it is common abbreviation :D
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by larodi 8mo ago
For more than six months now, s.o. is (perhaps accidentally) paying my mobile bill. I have two sim cards, one is data, almost unused. Called the operator twice, concerned that a granny is messing the user ID, or that s.o. is trying to imper
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by larodi 8mo ago
There was this argument by someone the other day that Electron is so attractive, because native APIs are shit and too complex. On the other hand, all software, even simple stuff like messengers or app managers, seems so bloated thanks to El
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by larodi 8mo ago
Would it help to backup all my mailboxes and be ready to ditch gmail?
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by larodi 8mo ago
indeed, and in practical terms, this is more often than never, and particularly with large knowledge bases. also makes super sense for VLMs and ViT models.
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by larodi 8mo ago
hm... whole industry embraced its approach to palette of tools, dunno what you mean really :D I still try to avoid it for more than 10 years now, but is on all my compatible boxes. of course, knowledge of VIM is essential to anyone when doi
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by larodi 8mo ago
Without any sarcasm, really, what is the value proposition in this one, that would make someone ditch Sublime Text for it?
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by larodi 8mo ago
sadly, no windows version yet AFAICT
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by larodi 8mo ago
Indeed way past time. Though no CEO would admin publicly what the addiction to attention/social media, gaming, and general screen use, causes to children. Of course this should've been regulated similarly to Alcohol, but billions
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by larodi 8mo ago
So it is the tokenizer, and rule expansion, that gets JIT'd, right? I mean - there's no some secondary process running on top of the rule expansion?
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by larodi 8mo ago
Sorry, perhaps, a dumb question: Is it not that Mathematica, and most of the Wolfram innovation, is about a smart way of applying some rule-based inference. I think of it as parametrized PROLOG rules, with large lib. So term rewriting all t
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by larodi 8mo ago
One can smell Claude's touch with these reactive teaching material. Not quite unexpected, every sane teacher uses Claude's artefacts to teach, but not all it spits is useful for convening knowledge.
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by larodi 8mo ago
As s.o. who had to browse/navigate/understand all these people's code: - legacy guys - super 10x guys who say no to u all the time - students - even more legacy - open source I got to a point where I honestly care so little
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by larodi 8mo ago
It is anyway dead or if you want undead, but in completely suspended animation unless is made to expound sequences. Is not living the very same way a book or even a program is not living unless someone process it. Practically like asking wh
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by larodi 8mo ago
how is it a personal attack though? sorry I fail to understand. against whom - the dog being kept in addictive loop or against the OP or against the person who was rejoicing the fact that s.o. else was laid off. I beg your pardon, but this
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by larodi 8mo ago
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by larodi 8mo ago
Wine is produced in monasteries, beer also. So => is ingrained in Christian culture. The same way marijuana is part of the Hindu culture. Am I right?
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by larodi 8mo ago
I fail to understand why Oracle is not going down yet.
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by larodi 8mo ago
One thing me.Stephen never made available is for people to copy results of Wolfram Alpha… he persisted doing so even after ocr and LLms were omnipresent, so somehow I don’t trust him even though his reload theory seems very appealing and ap
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by larodi 8mo ago
So which company owns what, how about you read the homepage twice, and we can discuss the facts.
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by larodi 8mo ago
The most apparent addictions that ruin precious lives everywhere around us, in every country, are freely available because "eyes wide open" and most of the times - intentional misinformation (you can think of it also as tradition
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by larodi 8mo ago
how's this Europe's given factories (and all likeliness all else) is in UK? https://magicalmushroom.com/manufacturing/the-factories geographically, perhaps, not EU though. and not relevant to EU where there a
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by larodi 8mo ago
Long overdue in fact. But then perhaps heroin wouldn’t be illegal if it was big pharma was producing it in large quantities. It just got barred early enough. Besides why we always forget how addictive and damaging is the well available alco
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by larodi 8mo ago
What’s up with the amount of ads also. I’d actually love to read an LLM retold version of this article, would save me cognitive tension for sure.
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by larodi 8mo ago
the end of reason and thought at corporation littered with fakers these days.
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by larodi 8mo ago
Everything you publish now on will be stolen and reused one way or another.
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by larodi 8mo ago
Im only eager to understand has the Izkustvelina already replaced me in the architect role. At times I like to think that building physical prototypes is still a thing, but then reading Quanta and how those guys hack matter, Im starting to
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by larodi 8mo ago
Well what I mean is how they been printing PCBs and experimenting. Perhaps has lot to do with the then-very vivid generation. Sadly Japan is aging and very closed to outer influx, so this culture may as easily die at all.
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by larodi 8mo ago
Incredible the pace gaming companies in Japan did innovate with chips and boards and everything during this era. While PCs were following a somewhat slow pace, guys at SEGA, Nintendo, Namco, Capcom and similar were literally making innovati

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