mkoubaa

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by mkoubaa 10mo ago
I get excited by new model releases, try it, switch it to default if I feel it's better, and then I move on. I don't understand why any professional SWE should engage in weird cultish behavior about these models, it's a bette
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by mkoubaa 10mo ago
I resent the conflation of child abuse and child labor. There's actually a healthy dose of labor for kids that we've all but disallowed from polite conversation
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by mkoubaa 10mo ago
The use of "has" in the title instead of "had" caused to imagine that this was about a modern community like the Amish
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
I consider some projects miraculous
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
Posts like this make me want to hurry up and buy a farm
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
Also waiting for a prolific open source contributor to be canonized as a saint.
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
You need to hit that thumbs down with the explanation so the model is trained with the penalty applied. Otherwise your explanations are not in the training corpus
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
If the market is allowed to behave like one*
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
No but they all seem upset when I call them Alexa
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
Not only is it fake but I consider Nationalism the second most useless political ideology exported from Europe.
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
Maybe it's more about mileage (attacks that actually happen) than eyeballs.
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
The lower level the dependency is, the more unjustifiable it is for it to have its own dependencies. This ought to be a point of competition between libraries and often is, at least in the c++ world
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
The stable model usually implies that your app has to target both the old and the new distro version for a while. That is a bit too much to ask for some, unfortunately
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
The homes are going to be built somewhere anyways. The environmental cost of those homes can't be accounted for as a cost of closing a golf course.
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
A rivalry, wanting to score points, wanting to gain standing at the expense of another, are all things that do not have much to do with wanting your opponent to collapse
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
It is absolutely not in China's interest to see the West fail. This is propaganda
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
Those exist but they might have a different idea of what makes an actor bad than you and I. Just look at what happened to Julian Assange.
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
I'd rather have the machine use compute running open source firmware from my tower in the next room
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
I think the point is that you can't ban houses through policy but you can ban golf courses. So like it or not (and I sympathize with your point), the policy knobs that can be used to curb water can only directly influence things like g
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
Nothing a golf course ban couldn't reverse
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
What's the relationship between this and Model Based Systems Engineering, if any?
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
"Appliance Computer" is such a cool name
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
Look into the sim2real problem in robotics
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
Unlike an LLM prompt it's REALLY hard to describe the end result of a geometric object in text. "No put the thingy over there. Not that thingy!"
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
Friend, this filter is a feature not a bug.
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
Good money elsewhere for people capable of (a) learning COBOL (b) being effective in a legacy codebase and (c) operating in a large organization in a political savvy way.
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
The secret sauce is being able to operate below your maximum effectiveness while still seeming impressive enough. That is, if you want to play the long game and get a lot done over a 5 year horizon.
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
I'm excited for you but nervous about the kinds of bugs that might get caused
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
Ironically stripe began as "payment integration as a library"
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
C programmers never beating the allegations of not using libraries

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