malux85

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by malux85 5mo ago
This is knowledge I have gained through experience building my company to study these things over the last couple of years. Theres a lot LOT more to this, if youre interested I would recommend reading all the papers you can find on HEA. Get
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by malux85 5mo ago
The challenge with modelling HEAs is that they have very complex electronic structures, its very tempting for a newbie to throw an MLIP at the problem but in reality you have many complicated bonding arrangements that are not captured by th
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by malux85 5mo ago
Theres a similar ad fod chatgpt that is on YouTube and it totally baffles me. It shows a guy lifting weights and then someone typing into chatgpt "can you help me get to 40kg by Xmas" and fhen he goes back to lifting weights again
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by malux85 5mo ago
Exactly - junior engineers haven't yet developed a good taste of "how much the system should try and deal with errors" - so they always go way overboard to guess and try and fix errors way too much. I agree with you - this is
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by malux85 5mo ago
Spotify, Visa, NASA, Netflix, and a zillion others do, why not?
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by malux85 5mo ago
"Manipulation" is a negative form of influence. You can influence people positivly and you can influence people negativly. It's possible to alter peoples behaviour by influencing them in a positive way (for example: Leading b
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by malux85 5mo ago
Then get a better, more challenging job. Its your responsibility to make sure you stay sharp and keep growing, by pushing at the edge of capability and stretching yourself. At the gym, the bodybuilder increases the mass of the weights until
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by malux85 5mo ago
Thats what I thought too, people in this thread are giving anecdotal evidence of "being productive in dreams" and then telltelling stories about one or a small handful of problems their mind voluntarily solved while sleeping, that
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by malux85 6mo ago
Then you're not challenging yourself with hard enough problems (those include the set of problems Claude cannot solve)
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by malux85 6mo ago
They are the same thing
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by malux85 6mo ago
I can see the potential link there, but my intuition says that the SKYROCKETING cost of living is probably more to blame.
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by malux85 6mo ago
Yeah i really valued learning to code when I didn't have the internet available, if taught me patience and deep thinking, problem decomposition and organic (brain) execution
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by malux85 6mo ago
Seeing the glacier move like that is beautiful
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by malux85 6mo ago
I feel bad for both sides in this. Google can be put under so much pressure by the government, they are basically forced to do what they says; yes they can fight it, but if the government wants something badly, they will get it, they have p
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by malux85 6mo ago
Yeah that was the reason for me too, in order to get the distro CD ROMS I had to mail $10 to some random address and wait 4 weeks for them to be mailed back!
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by malux85 6mo ago
Me too! Looking at my old windows 98 machine and then at slackware Linux with enlightenment lured me to Linux and began a lifelong journey!
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by malux85 6mo ago
This isn't a discussion about finding absolute truth, which is hard because nobody has even created a univerally generalised definition of truth, let alone a way to find it; and literally everybody knows that, implicitly or explicitly.
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by malux85 6mo ago
One of the frustrating parts about LLMs is that they are so neutered and conditioned to be politically correct and non-offensive, they are polite more than correct. Its too easy to "lead the witness" if you say "could the pro
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by malux85 6mo ago
Intelligence is a factor of many things - this just talking about domain knowledge, which is pretty blunt and naive view of intelligence. Intelligence is: Domain knowledge, ability to abstract, ability to compose, creative fluidity (idea ge
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by malux85 6mo ago
Eeek, I can't imagine what this is like if it scales. What happens to the fire risk when theres 20,000 laptops with aging batteries all sitting together? I hope they take the batteries out, however many laptops use batteries to smooth
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by malux85 7mo ago
Yeah this is key - in order to get out of full-screen you have to find and navigate some some ini file, then its still doing the mouse capture thing, which I think is also a setting, but all this faffing about just to get it into a usable s
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by malux85 7mo ago
You are drawing a global conclusion from a tiny sample!
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by malux85 7mo ago
Market in this context doesn't necessarily mean the publicly traded markets, it can mean the investor market (and their ability to raise), the financial market (their ability to get loans or other financial products), all of these thin
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by malux85 7mo ago
One of my hobbies is to install older versions of windows and play around with them a bit - at the moment I have 86Box emulating an old machine with windows 3.11 installed and Visual C++, and I'm writing a little implementaiton of DFT
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by malux85 7mo ago
I use apple products daily and apple intelligence has never interrupted me. I don't even know what it is. So, no.
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by malux85 8mo ago
Great project, Django admin totally needs some love! You rock!
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by malux85 8mo ago
Who is decided by the team leader, if who is unclear thats a management problem
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by malux85 8mo ago
This only happens when the tools have become so neglected that every single one is broken. You should still take the time to pay down that debt, and in the process learn the lesson to pay the debt in smaller chunks in the future. You are go
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by malux85 8mo ago
Ashes 2063 looks awesome thank you for sharing! I downloaded the AshesStandalone_V1_51.zip file, but it looks like it only contains the windows executable. For our linux friends, unzip it, install gzdoom, and then run this command inside th
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by malux85 8mo ago
In this case its about showing good judgement. Good judgement is putting the unity of the group above your own petty rivalries, when all the group is asking you to do is hold hands for a photo. If he holds hands for the photo, it is not goi

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