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by muyuu 4y ago
it quite probably was, before being depleted by so many developments
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by muyuu 4y ago
I don't think the hype itself is scammy, it's normal that the passionate will be louder either way. There are certainly scammy trends in tech, but I don't think this is that - except in the cases they're doing it to secu
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by muyuu 4y ago
I have no idea tbh, but that's what ericabiz seemed to imply, maybe I'm wrong and she meant something else
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by muyuu 4y ago
what can be seen as overwhelming is the pace of news hitting the mainstream and that you might be expected to have seen if you're active in the industry I'm annoyed by the large amount of minor projects that are interesting but be
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by muyuu 4y ago
i think by stingy she means that they are not using the best memory chips to save money, so ram modules go bad often
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by muyuu 4y ago
it's because of stuff like this, and the absurd security/surveillance model, that I simply refuse to install any apps every app is an added dependency and a possible headache if you incorporate it in your workflow perhaps paradoxi
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by muyuu 4y ago
idk if there will be that much of a winter, but i would welcome it in the late 90s and early 2000s, neural network had a significant stigma for being dead ends and were unpromising grads were sent - people didn't want to go there becau
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by muyuu 4y ago
not just that, he sounds remarkably computer-like PS on the downvote: sorry if I did hurt someone's feelings, but it's the truth
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by muyuu 4y ago
On the bright side, it's not a very convincing rendition of a human.
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by muyuu 4y ago
ideally bitcoin, of course, but anything 1-off would do; for instance something available as a gift card like Google Play credits, Amazon, etc for trial purposes, they could just extend the free trial usage limits I have using their web pro
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by muyuu 4y ago
are there PAYG plans that I can top up without having to give them my personal data or CC info? I was trying the API assuming I could do some requests within the free trial, just as I can from the browser - but apparently not, zero requests
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by muyuu 4y ago
given that Svelte aims to be mainly pre-processed, how hard is it to combine it with more real-time solutions like Vue for instance? (you mention that you migrated from Vue2) is it possible to use Svelte more for client-only or client-mainl
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by muyuu 4y ago
if "evolving too fast" worked out worse for survival than "evolving more slowly" then it wasn't evolving at all evolution always wins, by definition - whatever wins, that was evolution > Of course there is a poin
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by muyuu 4y ago
There is no point to evolution in the technical sense of the word. Evolution is just a dynamic. Dynamics don't seek purpose. The thing that makes evolution a special dynamic is that everything that exists and you get to perceive is eit
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by muyuu 4y ago
I didn't know I needed this so much.
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by muyuu 4y ago
I think people tend to underestimate the concept of understanding, and also the concept of conveying thing by just saying them. Most people don't get most things most of the time.
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by muyuu 4y ago
the approach to RT is basically cramming more and more cores and next to no specialised hardware anyway... so it is a safe path to take regardless what the drivers end up doing with them later it's all about more cores, faster cores, m
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by muyuu 4y ago
that is technical minutia that will improve before artists relying on that hurdle saving their job have time to sign up for the dole don't get me wrong, I have sympathy for everybody who for whatever reason sees their livelihood endang
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by muyuu 4y ago
Generally speaking, whatever output people can do, generative AI can do to the point you wouldn't be able to tell it apart.
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by muyuu 4y ago
Some people say there isn't enough empathy to go around for those creatives that are seeing their jobs either endangered or automated to a degree they've become sweatshop janitors with little prospects to be anything else. I wonde
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by muyuu 4y ago
Very often reversing a decision is not even comparable to having never taken it. Currently the situation is that a lot of people will think twice before generating any dependencies with free teams, or perhaps Docker altogether.
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by muyuu 4y ago
Ideally, the scope of failure to do with the data what they should do, would be bounded. In reality, programmes asked to handle some data can fail to do the expected handling and produce undetermined side-effects.
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by muyuu 4y ago
> f I have a physical object, you can't also have that physical object. That's natural in the sense that it follows from natural law (physics). the unnatural, made up construct is that your property is recognised and respected
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by muyuu 4y ago
It happens in the US too. Tribalism and ideological clustering are so similar, they are being used interchangeably these days. But in some traditional countries there are literal clans and tribes voting in blocks.
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by muyuu 4y ago
> As I understand it you just need a hard enough computation to prevent the 51% problem. that's not the case, in fact hardness is barely a requirement provided you can scale up the number of sub-tasks as much as you need When the wo
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by muyuu 4y ago
Q: How long will it take before Bard is shut down? A: Google shuts down their non-core services unpredictably. They may just shut down Bard on a moment's notice.
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by muyuu 4y ago
AWS, or Google Collab etc resemble more paid on demand cloud instances of something like petals.ml than they resemble Netflix. I don't see the Netflix model working here, unless they can't somehow own the content rights at least p
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by muyuu 4y ago
at some point if you want more resources and have them available with the least latency possible, some sort of pay-to-play market will need to appear even if the currency is computing resources that you have put into the network before (sam
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by muyuu 4y ago
there is truth to that, but mainly in a social sense - the best that was out there in practical and economic terms for most people, also was a very good learning platform but in terms of just existing, nowadays there is better; you can even
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by muyuu 4y ago
> Like y’all, it isn’t that hard to expressly minority opinions without being toxic or hateful. I express minority opinions constantly and have never once even been worried about the banhammer. I've been banned from several subreddi

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