musha68k

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by musha68k 5d ago
FWIW by this point, many of us are in deep symbiosis. Useful or not, another Amiga / Unix fan probably had fun and some learnings too. At the very least, the real-world impact is that tokens have been spent, the outputs open sourced. I
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by musha68k 10d ago
From Glenn Gould to Wayne Gretzky, from ATI to AdLib and Matrox we've always loved Canadian "exports" here in the EU. Let's work together!
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by musha68k 10d ago
Salut ben fort d'Autriche ! On joue tous ensemble. Cheers to closer ties, Freunde.
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by musha68k 12d ago
OK after having read this in full: apparently truly public but prior goes way back to 1653 instead of into the 2020s.. Cipherbrain folk were looking up the wrong page? Sweet ring of "auto research" / limitless attention is al
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by musha68k 12d ago
Fast forward to mid-week, when we learn that some random cypherpunk had nonchalantly posted the solution at a late pandemic hour on a distant yet public server in the fediverse.
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by musha68k 14d ago
That's close to how I think about these somewhat foreseeable current incidents as well. I'm just moderately wary of the unknown unknowns downstream of distributed Kirk units getting repeatedly rewarded for hyper-scalar gradient-de
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Robust Solution of Laplacian Equations by Random Approx Cholesky Factorization(epubs.siam.org)
1 points by musha68k 14d ago|0 comments
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by musha68k 15d ago
"Think of the kids!" OK but the impact of this technology shouldn't be underestimated and one doesn't only have to read up on the extreme ends. From personal experience, have you ever "chatted" with a model out
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by musha68k 15d ago
Big AI is just a smoke test; still neither load-bearing nor aligned enough for most adults let alone minds still in pre-training.
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by musha68k 15d ago
Reminder that this is primarily a Silicon Valley / VC related and owned technology news aggregator. Fringe topics will stay fringe until they're hip (again?); currently non fringe from my intermittent read: - anything "AI&quo
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by musha68k 16d ago
It's still the same kind of leadership that also closed Japan Studio as well as Studio Liverpool. They don't understand what made the brand great in aggregate.
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by musha68k 16d ago
*UHD BluRay rentals but yes, hard agree. Also a great place to socialize and talk about which movie to rent traditionally.
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by musha68k 16d ago
Mostly mediocre to bad entertainment and distractions anyways. I'm not a fan of the "binge watch chowder" of the last 15 years and much rather extend my collection of actually worthwhile UHD BluRay movies to watch deliberatel
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by musha68k 16d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Editing
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by musha68k 24d ago
I agree completely, it was a tragedy that Commodore shipped with that one. Even though I still have lots of original home / computer hardware including multiple versions of the C64 (working or still to be fixed..) I just ordered the Cy
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by musha68k 27d ago
I guess Dijkstra would have commented something along the lines of "just call it informatics already".
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by musha68k 1mo ago
Perfect for kids; especially great that it doesn't come with a display by default.
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by musha68k 1mo ago
A highly motivated, well funded and hence potentially contagious and "blessed" effort in proliferation ... and colonization.
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'Normal' research trap limits EU scientific breakthroughs, disruptive innovation(researchgate.net)
1 points by musha68k 1mo ago|0 comments
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by musha68k 1mo ago
"If You’re Paying for the Product, You Are the Product"
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Targeted marine cloud brightening weakens subsequent El Niño(science.org)
26 points by musha68k 1mo ago|1 comments
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by musha68k 2mo ago
Don't Look Up
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by musha68k 2mo ago
At the very least why not upload the scanned books to the internet archive while already at it? This is highly disturbing news; is this standard practice? What did Google Books do before?
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by musha68k 2mo ago
https://archive.is/mmpjZ
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by musha68k 2mo ago
I've been using Macs for decades and never had these issues personally. It seems like some people do literally rest their hands / arms on desk / notebook body while typing. The "sharp edge syndrome" here to me seems
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by musha68k 2mo ago
The effects would definitely be felt by everyone if the global population were on its way to be halved. Also knock-on effects like mass emigration putting additional pressure on an already difficult political landscape. Potential for many m
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by musha68k 2mo ago
UK official body of actuaries basically says we are on trajectory of "Extreme" rating: > 3°C or more by 2050. Multiple climate tipping points triggered, tipping cascade. > over 4 billion deaths If so, big shifts would alread
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by musha68k 3mo ago
Central heating / thinking.
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by musha68k 3mo ago
Yes, just a big cool Cerebras wafer for the closet please.
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by musha68k 3mo ago
You need to listen / interject and show that you are making an effort, then people usually will meet you there and you can even fall back to English again if you have to but then steer back towards target language. Learning opportuniti

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