malcolmgreaves

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by malcolmgreaves 5mo ago
You need to read the article before you give generic comments. > it was claimed Boring Co has no chance of duplicating or significantly improving on the speed The claim holds up. The article shows evidence that this is not faster than ex
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by malcolmgreaves 5mo ago
The author is correct. It is incredibly simple to trace how public research spending creates scientific advancements and how private companies add on the last 1-3% to commercialize the research. If you want to learn, go trace how deep learn
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by malcolmgreaves 5mo ago
A mayor who balanced the city’s budget.
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by malcolmgreaves 5mo ago
With their balanced budget and no social services cut?
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by malcolmgreaves 5mo ago
Don’t make emotional investment decisions!
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by malcolmgreaves 5mo ago
Got ‘em!
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by malcolmgreaves 5mo ago
> Rust lacks a uniform error type. Not quite true. The unifying error trait is std::error::Error. > pain when you have to pass them upward through a chain of calls Kind of? You just make an enum with the various variants that need to
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by malcolmgreaves 5mo ago
DOGE only fired those who were loyal to the facist. Anyone who is competent was illegally fired.
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by malcolmgreaves 5mo ago
And the second.
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by malcolmgreaves 5mo ago
You’re a fan of the political party whose leader insults and mocks the pope. Literally insulting the person who is channeling the word of the Lord. Why do you support those that deeply insult Jesus?
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by malcolmgreaves 5mo ago
Blatantly not true. Do you parrot such lies to seek attention?
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by malcolmgreaves 5mo ago
Naive to think such a question would get anything other than a plausibly ambiguous lie.
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by malcolmgreaves 5mo ago
You missed the question entirely.
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by malcolmgreaves 5mo ago
*DoD, don’t use the regime’s illegitimate rebrand.
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by malcolmgreaves 5mo ago
About 5 minutes of sunlight exposure is the maximum amount you can absorb and use to make vitimin D. Everything after that point is harmful radiation.
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by malcolmgreaves 6mo ago
That's not actually true. It applies to health care data. If you're a software engineer making a system that includes HIPAA-protected data, you can face individual criminal liabilities for mishandling the data.
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by malcolmgreaves 6mo ago
Absolutely! This would also mean when cops break the law taxpayers don't pay out. Their privately held insurance does. Enough bad behavior and a criminal cop becomes uninsurable. This also prevents the abuse where a criminal cop gets f
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by malcolmgreaves 6mo ago
> According to the administration’s 2027 budget proposal, “every tool in the executive fiscal toolbox has been utilized to achieve real savings”. It’s so concerning to see journalism that quotes a lie from a political regime. It’s dishon
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by malcolmgreaves 6mo ago
> Sometimes I just want to have a quick glance at some code and close the search using escape. How else are you going to have “a quick glance at code” *across* project files without using a new view for that? It sounds like you’re descri
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by malcolmgreaves 6mo ago
Wait until you see how many people die from waiting for medical care they care afford in the US!
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by malcolmgreaves 6mo ago
Y’all are a bit nuts if you want 50% more per month than Claude Pro for this.
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by malcolmgreaves 6mo ago
That’s not quite true. Take a look at all the billionaires destroying society. Being evil is the surest way to get to get rich. In fact it’s the only way to amass that level of capital: there’s no ethical billionaire.
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by malcolmgreaves 6mo ago
tl;dr Don’t be arrogant, get an attorney so you can enjoy attorney-client privileges. An LLM isn’t an attorney.
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by malcolmgreaves 6mo ago
Not really. It’s a lot better than the anarchy of releasing it and having a bunch of bad people with money use it to break software that everyone’s lives depend on. Many technologies should be gate kept because they’re dangerous. Sometimes
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by malcolmgreaves 7mo ago
Please read the guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html The poster said: > Also unsure if this runs on ANE, when I tried Apple Intelligence I saw that it ran on the GPU (Metal). They added something
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by malcolmgreaves 7mo ago
> A permissive license whose main conditions require preservation of copyright and license notices.
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by malcolmgreaves 7mo ago
Nerfed to do their job. The corrupt republican Supreme Court judges are very happy to give more power to the executive to collect bribes, however.
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by malcolmgreaves 7mo ago
You also have AI write your HN comments.
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by malcolmgreaves 7mo ago
> Hallucination is not a bug that scaling can fix. It is the structural consequence of operating without concepts. NNs are as close to continuous as we can get with discrete computing. They’re flexible and adaptable and can contain many
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by malcolmgreaves 7mo ago
uv run bash/zsh/your shell of choice

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