misnome

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by misnome 8d ago
This has been the behaviour when you launch but don’t connect a specific tunnel for at least a couple of years
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by misnome 9d ago
I had my own “Misaligned AI” incident. Whilst talking about debugging an electronics project I suggested that buying an oscilloscope would help diagnose a specific issue. It “helpfully” pointed out a £15 logic analyser would do the job inst
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by misnome 10d ago
You are right! Computer use should be taught, tested and licensed exactly the same way of steering several tons of metal at 70mph are!
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by misnome 10d ago
Using a computer wrong doesn't kill people.
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by misnome 12d ago
This is the “dynamic key area” in action
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by misnome 14d ago
Sounds like they hit a wall and are looking to score points for it.
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by misnome 27d ago
Presumably quietly added default-on because everyone had turned attribution off. Again, if you challenge it “It came from my harness instructions” and obviously telling it not to in memory is about as successful as… any other instruction in
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by misnome 1mo ago
This is a convenient handwave to pretend that they are violating when to the word of the license they aren’t.
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by misnome 1mo ago
Unfortunately, there is a rather large one not one sixth of that distance away (a million trillion miles is actually rather large - 170 kly - approximately double the size of our galaxy)
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by misnome 1mo ago
Most of that time could well be the last ~20% My car takes 240KW (It still feels insane to be delivering that much power) and 10-80% (56KWh) is about 15 minutes and 80-100% is another 15-20 minutes
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by misnome 1mo ago
e.g. hurting the right people, _even if it hurts us too_
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by misnome 1mo ago
> Archive.org was sued for renting one book on an exclusive basis (unless one would return, another wouldn't be able to rent) No, this is what they were doing before, but they explicitly started lending out "unlimited" cop
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by misnome 1mo ago
I believe that is "The Joke"
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by misnome 1mo ago
What are you throwing that isn’t a consumable, boomerangs? Also pretty sure several parts of the mechanism would need to be considered consumable if operating over a long period.
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by misnome 1mo ago
It did a lot more than that; no, it didn’t “solve” protein folding but for people whose interests are not “work out how protein folding works” it basically removes “solve protein folding” as one of the potential bottlenecks for what they ac
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by misnome 2mo ago
Not directly, no; they do it via the hub
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by misnome 2mo ago
Do names have to be English?
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by misnome 3mo ago
That's how you get Gun Kata
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by misnome 3mo ago
Yes, I will never fail to associate this music with Short Circuit 2, it is also burned into my childhood memory.
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by misnome 3mo ago
I built a conference badge with a proper, laser-based CO2 sensor. It didn't work very well because just by virtue of being near me all the time, it didn't get a very good measure of the average room contents.
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by misnome 3mo ago
So, basically none
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by misnome 3mo ago
It goes in your permanent Record Of Achievement! I was always told that this would be very a very important set of documents once I left school, and I am sure that I have no reason to doubt their statements!
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by misnome 3mo ago
> "punch em in the face" Very weird interpretation of "voluntarily choose to not continue supporting them financially" Presumably you want everyone to be forcibly compelled to finance the political parties they disagr
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by misnome 3mo ago
Please don’t be dumb enough to take whatever they say in good faith.
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by misnome 3mo ago
For everyone, not just them
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by misnome 4mo ago
For the most part there aren’t 10x engineers But there are certainly 0.1x engineers
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by misnome 4mo ago
> We’re all also discovering that many people’s idea of reviewing the output is to skim it and verify that it looks convincing enough. I mean over time I've come to believe that most people are just _bad at reading_ - if you ask the
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by misnome 4mo ago
Also, infinite free time to learn, and no real cost to ongoing work by fucking things up
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by misnome 4mo ago
Half the point of wanting the H2D for me was the a) cutting (which was unavailable without laser upgrade IIRC), and b) increased volume. This just blew away both reasons, for £310/£370. I'd love to make use of the multiple hotends
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by misnome 4mo ago
We had some minor collaboration with Intel, went quite deep into SYCL/dpcpp a few years ago, even bought some fpga hardware. Constantly ran into showstopping bugs in the compiler chain, that led us to think not many people were actuall

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