nialv7

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by nialv7 2y ago
btrfs is not stable, at least not for me. it lost my data only a couple months ago. no power cut, no disk failure, data just gone.
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by nialv7 2y ago
Using inequality signs as angled brackets really is a mistake isn't it...
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by nialv7 2y ago
hmm, can I use a digital camera sensor as screen then?
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by nialv7 2y ago
You can even play Pokemon using fonts: https://www.coderelay.io/fontemon.html
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by nialv7 2y ago
Not necessarily true. A safer AI is a more aligned AI, i.e. an AI that's more likely to do what you ask it to do. It's not hard to imagine such an AI being more useful and get more attention and investment.
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by nialv7 2y ago
I mean, surely share holders would want a safe superintelligence rather than unsafe ones, right? I'd imagine everyone being dead would be pretty detrimental to the economy.
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by nialv7 2y ago
I just felt this is a missed opportunity to work collaboratively. Unless the author knows about wine and nonetheless chose to start a new project. Which is completely fine too.
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by nialv7 2y ago
> I came to notice that existing solutions[5] were incorrect and hard to use. Didn't see you mentioning wine, are you not aware of it?
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by nialv7 2y ago
Why Unix v6? Why teach with a 50 years old design? I feel to teach the fundamentals of an operating system, i.e. scheduling, IPC, address space management, a microkernel design would be better.
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by nialv7 2y ago
Really, the only constraint for the semantic of unsafe blocks is that programs that does not contain unsafe blocks cannot have undefined behavior, everything else is by choice. For example, in theory you can make pointer dereferencing safe
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by nialv7 2y ago
> Won't someone make a fully reusable smaller launch vehicle that'll suit commercial needs? Rocket Lab is doing that.
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by nialv7 2y ago
They stopped streaming launches on YouTube though. (and now there's a scam channel up claiming to be SpaceX)
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by nialv7 2y ago
I am not surprised that AI results are bad. I know they are bad. But that doesn't concern me because I expect it to get better. What concerns me is that Google would push this trash to the front page. What are they even thinking? Who g
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by nialv7 2y ago
A cleaver isn't going to try to kill you without someone holding it....
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by nialv7 2y ago
It could be a PR statement, it could also be genuine. From outside looking in there's no way to know, so I will just pretend this tweet doesn't exist.
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by nialv7 2y ago
I am a free user and I have 4o. I think it is just a gradual roll out.
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by nialv7 2y ago
They can name the next iteration ESpeak-DS9 ;)
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by nialv7 2y ago
Well, you conveniently ignored half of my point. Even without ssh depending on systemd (dependency introduced by distro maintainers, not systemd, mind you), a backdoor in xz can still exploit your system in a myriad of ways. And secondly, I
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by nialv7 2y ago
Can you even hear what you are saying? Don't you find it ridiculous to blame the XZ backdoor on systemd, instead of the actual hacker? Even if systemd did not exist, the hacker would have just picked something else to infiltrate.
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by nialv7 2y ago
What communication channels do you plan to use for coordination? Forum, discord, IRC, matrix or something else?
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by nialv7 2y ago
This article irritates my in several ways: * Complaining about someone doing a good thing Remember, Microsoft doesn't have to release this! Microsoft could choose to never release this and they will be completely in their rights to
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by nialv7 2y ago
> but when was the last time memory safety was actually a big problem in games? Unity uses C# which is garbage collected, Godot uses its own scripting language which makes it nigh impossible to leak memory, Unreal AFAIK has its own tools
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by nialv7 2y ago
Where's the moon? Do you mean like AGI?
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by nialv7 2y ago
Does Chinese really not have that much grammar though? I think it may have fewer _formalized_ grammar, but there are a lot of rules that are difficult to pin down. And if you don't follow them, your Chinese will sound wrong to native s
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by nialv7 3y ago
Sounds like the "you only use 10% of your brain" myth, but actually real this time.
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by nialv7 3y ago
Coroutine doesn't just mean cooperative multitasking, it means a specific form of cooperative multitasking. There's value in making that distinction. Also don't get me wrong, meaning of words do change, I am grumpy about it b
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by nialv7 3y ago
I think the replies l got here more or less proves my point. So a coroutine is basically something you can explicitly yield control flow from or give control flow to. neco doesn't really let you do that. Caller of neco_resume isn'
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by nialv7 3y ago
These are cooperatively scheduled green threads... I feel the word "coroutine" is slowly losing its original meaning, similar to what happened to "lambda".
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by nialv7 3y ago
I found the claim in the keyboard latency article suspicious. If keyboards regularly had 60ms key press to USB latency, rhythm games will be literally unplayable. Yet I never had this kind of problem with any of the keyboards I have owned.
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by nialv7 3y ago
how are you going to sell it if anyone can get in?

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