mariusor

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by mariusor 11mo ago
I've been using the UHK with a trackball thumb module[1]. I haven't touched a mouse since I got it. It's not as eye catching and futuristic, nor wireless, but a sturdy keyboard and it paid for itself by not having to go to ph
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by mariusor 11mo ago
I still prefer tig[1]. It has probably less features, but also a less cluttered UI and slightly faster interface. But the main use I get from it is for incremental index adding, so maybe not as much as OP. [1] https://jonas.githu
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by mariusor 11mo ago
> I keep telling people the future of politics is markets & Blockchains. I hope that you don't mean just things related to cryptocurrencies, because as soon as you demand monetary investment for something, it ceases to be democr
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by mariusor 11mo ago
I had seen that post, and frankly it didn't pass my smell test of "LLM solves entirely new problems". But again, I'm not a mathematician to know what "unsolved problems" means in the context of the ones they ga
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by mariusor 11mo ago
Who do you think it's more likely to pay money for a drone, an org that distributes medicine to remote areas or a weapon's dealer?
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by mariusor 1y ago
I understand what "a new problem for an LLM is", my question is about what in the math discussion qualifies as a one. I see references to "improvements", "optimizing" and what I would describe as "iteratin
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by mariusor 1y ago
For the less mathematically inclined of us, what is in that discussion that qualifies as a problem that has not been seen before? (I don't mean this combatively, I'd like to have a more mundane explanation)
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by mariusor 1y ago
> In effect, build-from-source has taken over "just use the distribution package". Not in the real world, where most of the useful software is not in fact written in Rust, nor Go for that matter.
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by mariusor 1y ago
In other words it's possible. :P
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by mariusor 1y ago
I said "more people for less money"[1]. Nothing prevents your company to pay more people to work those 50 hours a week and pay them the same you would pay a single person working them. [1] Sorry, I said that in a different comment
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by mariusor 1y ago
Are you under the impression that North Korea is an actual socialist country? Just because it's in the name it does not make it so. I thought history thought us the lesson about that.
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by mariusor 1y ago
> how do you prevent countries doing 996 from dominating the market Why do you need to? Is this a manifestation of American exceptionalism, or do you think that overall as a nation you get a better life for your citizens when you're
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by mariusor 1y ago
> I assume we agree that working less produces less Per capita, let's say yes, though I think there are people that assert that individual productivity is higher when working less hours. But as a whole, probably not. In aggregate co
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by mariusor 1y ago
Did anything I say is actually untrue? Maybe there's subtleties on why the situation is like it is, but the matter of the fact is that most developers need to go out of their way to support Apple (maybe even to a larger extent even tha
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by mariusor 1y ago
I don't know in how many more different ways I can say it, but I'm not inviting you to debate, I'm inviting you to write a better tool and make it accessible for free.
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by mariusor 1y ago
Apple really shot themselves in the foot with their insistence on dropping OpenGL and not having an in house Vulkan implementation. Games that want to support macs need to add Metal renderers.
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by mariusor 1y ago
Codeberg and sourcehut[1] have both blogged about Anubis decreasing loads on their servers at the beginning of the year when this saga has started. Since then, one, or both have moved to different solutions, but that was not due to ineffect
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by mariusor 1y ago
This is not me being aggro because you're picking on my favourite project, I dislike Anubis for more or less the same complaints you see in this thread. I don't want JavaScript on otherwise static sites, I don't like the anim
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by mariusor 1y ago
If you're operating your reasoning in a moral framework where helping the bad agents is a good outcome, then you'd be right. I personally do not, however.
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by mariusor 1y ago
How about into a "good enough one"?
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by mariusor 1y ago
I repeat "the work" is to make a better thing than Anubis, not provide proof of concept that it can be beaten. :)
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by mariusor 1y ago
It's weird that you get offended by something which was not directed at you. "The work" is providing those better alternatives to anubis, that everyone in this thread except for Xe seem to know all about. The humility is abou
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by mariusor 1y ago
I didn't see parent be upset about both sides on this one. I don't see it implied anywhere that they even considered it.
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by mariusor 1y ago
There is a beta OS release which I think can be used for free. As far as I know there are still hardware issues with it.
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by mariusor 1y ago
Mister simplex, having a preference for small internet to crumble under the shit LLM companies are piling upon it to being exposed once in a while to an inoffensive image of an anime character would make for a very worrisome direction of m
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by mariusor 1y ago
With all due respect, but almost all I see in this thread is people looking down their nose at a proven solution, and giving advice instead of doing the work. I can see how you are a _very important person_ with bills to pay and money to ma
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by mariusor 1y ago
I don't understand the hate when people look at a countermeasure against unethical shit and complain about it instead of being upset at the unethical shit. And it's funny when it's the other way around, like cookie banners be
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by mariusor 1y ago
Maybe parent is referring to icculus' FatELF proposal from fifteen years ago? https://icculus.org/fatelf/
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by mariusor 1y ago
I think that for most of Europe the 1939-1944 period was mostly living in the dark ages, but yes, you could still get tickets for the Rockettes at the Radio City if you were a middle class New Yorker.
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by mariusor 1y ago
Well, I wasn't try to imply that the refugees would win, and yes, that's entirely the point because the scenario qualifies as a breakdown of human civilization that Gates doesn't acknowledge. Even if some people will still be

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