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larodi
2y ago
> Ease of use maybe, although my parents and grandparents would like to argue differently. at a second read (and thought) you are absolutely right, and there is a major moral to take from this story: it may be viewed as being against hum
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larodi
2y ago
You’d be astonished how correct is this. I know several top PHD ppl well versed in ML who openly admin they know nothing about SQL which implies they also know very little PROLOG and very likely are ignorant about everything that is grammar
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2y ago
UAI seems reasonable as we need both discreet and non-discreet systems to start talking in a meaningful way. Was wondering recently - given that a lot can be done with predicate logic, and given that DNA is a sort of grammar, is there anyth
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2y ago
That’s a sad experience and I would definitely try to chase them robots. Sadly even though German public transport fascinates with its ease of use and quality, though when it comes to human service you can find yourself in peculiar position
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larodi
2y ago
Been shouting here and many places for quite a while that CoT and all similar stuff eventually leads to logic programming. So happy I’m not crazy.
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larodi
2y ago
Or perhaps make sure it gets sanitised before refurbished and resold. I mean bankruptcy always means debt collector tries to sale assets to cover for losses, no? But this does not answer my question. So basically many people here are unawar
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larodi
2y ago
Are there any laws in any country governing how such equipment is supposed to be decommissioned in case if bankruptcy? This does not seem to be an isolated case, it just happening more and more with advance of technology.
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larodi
2y ago
Well apparently because T stands for template or type, but people also use K and P here, all capitals. And again - ‘T’ for type is not unique to C++.
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larodi
2y ago
Of course we should also be well aware of what penguins love to do: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2012/jun/09/sex-depravity-... And it was long kept a secret. From where I come from there is a saying
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2y ago
So both children of Larry are doing movies then, right? The daughter did the movie Her, which is funny, cause OpenAI used the same concept for ads. Wonder if my children would achieve my dream to be a director. I only got it to being on sta
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2y ago
With awe and inspiration perhaps. I don’t think author of comment above means a particular substance. You can also get energy with sleep, you see. This reminds me of a popular saying by Vivekananda ‘Everybody’s mind becomes concentrated at
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2y ago
Ritalin is not something everyone can take, contrary to amphetamines which seem to be super adopted, and particularly in the form of pseudo-ephedrine. My friend in Europe gets nausea from Ritalin and is considering obtaining Adderall from t
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larodi
2y ago
How come are this specific for Haskell and not universal? My errors are caught as ‘e’, files are ‘f’, apparently indices are i, j, k, for as long as people been writing C. K/V are keys and values, and, well, ‘t’ is time. I’m sure you c
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larodi
2y ago
The universally accepted ADHD community’s technique seems to be called Adderall. It is difficult to pinpoint another universally accepted technique. Breathwork is not always good for ADHD from my personal experience and is not universally a
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2y ago
Author describes experiences that myself can fully confirm. Everything said in this article resonates very strong, including how time slows in observation. This incredible essay is a very organic, honest summary, yet without all the esoteri
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2y ago
Reply is absolutely relevant to the sub thread discussing freedom of expression by grownups. It also successfully makes a point. No dog whistle here, no conspiracy theory, no offense, no rude speech, no nothing that you can read as a bait.
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2y ago
Yes you are right. One prescription gives one person access to pills and then they resurface for many others on the black market. You can be absolutely sure it’s very popular among STEM students, not the least because they can understand wh
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larodi
2y ago
Thank you been thinking about this for long time while copying lots of conversations back and forth Claude.
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larodi
2y ago
Perhaps the first person on HN who actively and without shame pays attention to the fact that Adderall is a very nice amphet cocktail. Surprising though you don't loose wait with it, sad also given the circumstances. But I envy you a l
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larodi
2y ago
Thanks, very informal. The part you save/restore every register you touch I don't quite ge. Is this a side effect of the uops execution or you meant something else? I like the idea LLM assistss in the process. not because llms can
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larodi
2y ago
these, indeed are the actual accounts worth following, those still bearing some resemblance of the early internet adopters who were there for the fun, not the profit part. though never thought about the name perspective, something I can onl
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larodi
2y ago
we definitely gonna rediscover what de-mastering means, when AI finally gets to master everything instead of us. can't wait for a wave of punk-pixel-human-in-the-wrong-loop-nostalgy much stronger than vaporwave.
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larodi
2y ago
Is it only security which stands in the way of compilers devising their own instructions. Certain architectures potentially would allow this, and most of the chips, even MCUs as ESP32 (which run RISC-V-like LX7 cores), have microcode. It is
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larodi
2y ago
A reply by s.o. who sides with your (potentially unpopular) opinion. With all due respect to DSL languages, IMHO only few people can get on this APL-level of abstraction and cryptic choice for APIs..., and would have the nerves to write it.
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larodi
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Indeed, other times the customer relationships, or the packaging, sometimes it is even about technology, but not so often .) Having attended and then participated in the masters program in Technological Entrepreneurship @ Sofia University,
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larodi
2y ago
Indeed. This... like expectation that free programs should work the way somebody other than the author expects it, and particularly when it comes to opensource, which is most often made available under no promises and liabilities, seems fro
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2y ago
I could not read the whole piece, I cried. this all is too human for humans who forgot to be.
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2y ago
Indeed and seems today even more than ever a very good idea to get more people to understand what this may mean for innovation.
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ESP32: leaving love notes and entering demoscene territory (2022)
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2y ago
This was already posted back in the day, but gained zero points, which seems unfair, given the tooling applied here. Playing with one TTGO with small display, this all in the article makes lotta sense, and perahsp to others too.
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