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by lugu 10mo ago
> making Putin be the good guy Come on. Who cares what he pretend? > Best to make invading EU to be too expensive to be worth it. How do you propose to estimate how much it is worth doing it? IMO, it is best is to make the kremlin gov
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by lugu 10mo ago
Am I living in a parallel universe or are you just a troll. In Iran you criticize the government on social media and you get arrested. In the UK you promote Nazi ideology and you get arrested. Is that really the same thing for you? Are you
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by lugu 10mo ago
Note that librewolf rely on Mozilla tech infra for account synchronization and plugin distribution. If you are truly hostile to this organization, is there another browser you can recommend?
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by lugu 10mo ago
Nice video o mechanical interpretability from Welch Labs: https://youtu.be/D8GOeCFFby4?si=2rWnwv4M2bjkpEoc
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by lugu 10mo ago
Competitions helps in multiple ways. It improve tooling, test suites, CVE response time, documentation and evolution of the protocol. There are some counter examples where compatibility suck, like DLNA but the problem often come from the sp
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by lugu 10mo ago
For maths, but not only: https://cognitivemedium.com/srs-mathematics
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by lugu 10mo ago
The deal look unbalanced. Could it be that 1. Disney wants/needs to use Gen AI and 2. Disney cannot use a model that was trained to prevent their IP? Therefore they have to pick one partner and unblock their IP for this model?
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by lugu 11mo ago
Yes. USB also works just fine too.
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by lugu 11mo ago
Nice article on this topic: https://lwn.net/Articles/970907/
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by lugu 1y ago
The argument they are making is that if a bug is discovered, the agent will not debug it, instead a new test case is created, and the code is regenerated (I suppose if a quick fix isn't found). That is why they don't need debuggin
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by lugu 1y ago
Some are corrupted by power, other by the desire to get into power. He belongs to the second group.
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by lugu 1y ago
His gang went way off track. The big picture is pretty wild and his involvement started in the 90s. This isn't your average politician stealing money.
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by lugu 1y ago
There isn't enough migrant to do all labor east asia will need as its population gets quickly older. Plus the societal aspiration of culture dissemination isn't there.
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by lugu 1y ago
Think about cars. Their manufacturers work really hard on efficient (cost and performance). And what people do with them is a very different story. It could see the same happening with robots.
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by lugu 1y ago
Use tmux with multiple sessions. Then press Crtl-b S, you can interactively browse your seesons.
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by lugu 1y ago
Cole Medin have a few videos. https://youtu.be/mHBk8Z7Exag?si=f8kxJRDZhqdUjCc1
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by lugu 1y ago
I guess it is like cars, some drive them, and some like to open the hood. That make a nice topic for discussion because we can all share anecdotes of broken stuff on Linux desktops. Same for Emacs/vim, instead of sharing what we are pr
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by lugu 1y ago
Is it a good material to dive into this topic today?
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by lugu 1y ago
I'm am no history buff but several decades seems way off. A lot of the pieces were already there: addressing (FTP), hyperlink (hypertext), multi media documents, world wide network, ... IMO his contribution is the overall architecture
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by lugu 1y ago
Minetest (renamed luanti) is a fantastic platform to introduce concepts of programming to kids. We have been moding with my kids and had the best time using blender and doing some lua.
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by lugu 1y ago
I wonder how much of this is due to our own braking circuit. I guess: me in a confident situation will beat my stressed self every single day. The gap is so large.
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by lugu 1y ago
In order to create a new type of right, we need a term that can be promoted. For exemple "The Right to Digital Autonomy".
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by lugu 1y ago
How those 2 billions compare with 10% of Intel?
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by lugu 1y ago
I think it would be shorter, they work with Samsung to evaluate their option. And if China did went after TSMC (Taiwan and us) plus Samsung, Nvidia can still switch supplier (Intel?). The risk (let's say one year revenu) isn't wor
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by lugu 1y ago
What is the risk for Nvidia if TSMC diseaper? Wouldn't they simply switch supplier and pick the second best option?
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by lugu 1y ago
If TSMC diseaper tomorrow, people will still buy computers, with chips made from Korea, or China, who cares. What are apple or Nvidia risking? They have worked hard to lock their customer. The problem is for the US military.
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by lugu 1y ago
How can this be any good for Intel? Why is the stock value bumping 6%?
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by lugu 1y ago
I don't agree with the premise that people don't want to be part of the infra. The real problem is that gate keeping is a great business model. It is so profitable to create a wall garden that companies compete ferocely to take ca
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by lugu 1y ago
Supposing TSMC has similar margin and cost structure for chips made in the US and Taiwan, what does a 5-20% price increase means in term of production cost?
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by lugu 1y ago
It is late and I am thinking out load. How about a reputation system where users bring proof that other websites haven't found them abusive. Visit a website that require identification. Generate a random unique identifier in your user

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