nirui

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by nirui 5mo ago
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic -- Clarke's three laws HOWEVER, sometimes, if a technology is sounded like a magic too much, then maybe it just is, without any technology in it.
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by nirui 5mo ago
It's simple, there's this "Star" feature on Thunderbird, so if I'm not ready to handle the mail now, I'll just click the star to mark it as important, and undo the star after I've done handling it. Or, jus
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by nirui 5mo ago
> This person has a family. This person has hobbies. This person is, at this moment, crying. Reminded me one benefit of email-based workflow. If I started receiving email, that's usually because I'm in the right mood to doing s
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by nirui 5mo ago
Great. Coming just in time when people think the "main stream" browsers are too boring. I'm actually glad to see Mozilla has grown a little bit "predatorial" if it can bring good to the users. The implementation is
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by nirui 6mo ago
They are. The advanced workflows such as programming are not the only use cases for LLMs. There are much simpler work such as answering simple questions or arrange simple tasks. Both will improve productivity. And more advanced model should
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by nirui 6mo ago
> This demand for RAM is built on a foundation of sand Not exactly. LLMs are already quite useful today if you use them as a tool, so they are there to stay. The remaining problem is scalability, a.k.a. how to make LLMs cheap to use. But
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by nirui 6mo ago
> But it’s never that simple. The real story is that Geese worked with a marketing firm called Chaotic Good, which creates thousands of social media accounts designed to manufacture trends on behalf of their clients The complexity of bei
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by nirui 6mo ago
> was always humble in both defeat and victory I never played EVE Online much, but I've heard there was a time some player were camp-killing newbies (known as Suicide ganking) in Jita star system which is a tradehub with a lot of ac
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by nirui 6mo ago
Dude, I just looked a picture of old socks and urine stuffed together in a waste bag. I think I need some time before I can feel the delight to get interested in any kind of toilet. But thanks for the info.
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by nirui 6mo ago
Not sure why the post was flagged, but "Execution Boundaries"? Really? The real question to be asked is "Do AIs have the capability to say 'No'?", And the answer is simply No, they just can't. It's li
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by nirui 6mo ago
So uh, what's your opinion on Addon vs Add-on? Because... what they did in FreeCAD may surprise you. Image: https://pasteboard.co/XnHu73qUwSuD.png
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by nirui 6mo ago
Maybe it's because I watched The Expanse too many times, I'm kinda attracted by their concept of COMM system. Based on how it was depicted, it's a site-to-site (thus P2P) based system that allows encryption, hop-via-proxy and
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by nirui 6mo ago
Just a pre-heads-up: depending on what you're trying to do, the exact tool and thus tutorial you need maybe slightly different. For example, I made a gasket for my mini PC awhile ago using FreeCAD. Designing it was a hell until I disco
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by nirui 6mo ago
BlackRock helped to play one of the instrument, but there are many instruments in the game of finance. See it this way: In the old world, people produces actual product to get rich, the landlord, the factory owners etc. It worked out fine o
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by nirui 7mo ago
You all saw the Epstein scandal, right? If you saw one cockroach this randomly, then you know there are thousand hiding. Maybe that's why Epstein is un-lived. So I found it very ionic that, to quote on quote "protect" child f
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by nirui 7mo ago
From another perspective, it's like hearing others judging you behind your back. First few times it's awkward and maybe even annoying, but given enough time you stops to give a damn about it. But, the problem is real if it's
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by nirui 7mo ago
OK, maybe I don't have to agree with the rest of the article, but: > Rule 2: Begin working immediately, as soon as I wake up. > Rule 3: Internet and Phone stays off for the first hour. This do actually work for me too. The days t
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by nirui 7mo ago
>> then why do we also invented the career of professional police force? > Historically? To protect the property of the rich from the people they stole it from. Which one is worse? Discussing with a bot who claimed PoLIce Is JuST G
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by nirui 7mo ago
Secret Menu -> Escape Characters I really hate it when people just rename terms. It made it harder to search properly for better answers.
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by nirui 7mo ago
>> forcing their own people to wear an obeisant smelling face mask > I didn’t see a correlation between mask mandates and less economic power. But when I run the command `rm / -rf` as you suggested above, it does not execute s
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by nirui 7mo ago
A lot of people despite the idea of killing, but as technology advances, and the cost of weapon systems increases, it is less and less likely that these expensive systems will be used to target innocent people, since doing so is likely a wa
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by nirui 7mo ago
That's a collision of 64 letters of entropy within 20 mins. Searching the term on DDG return this very page as the only result, I can confirm it's not a common term/meme. We're living on a dead Internet are we?
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by nirui 7mo ago
articles about AI making money, that is.
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by nirui 7mo ago
Problem is, the gain in performance to an user maybe negligible compare to the pain that the device purchased might never be able to be fitted to run some application.
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by nirui 7mo ago
I wouldn't say "should be", but HBM could indeed benefit the end-user somewhat, like @15155 already pointed out. And that benefit could be used as justification for soldered HBMs on future computers. BUT... a smart consumer w
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by nirui 7mo ago
In this market, CXMT is more likely to also move to HBM production rather than consumer grade RAMs. After all China is also doing an AI push in a competition with the US, and the domestic Chinese companies are "recommended/guided&
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by nirui 7mo ago
> Focusing on profit within the next few quarters, and not caring about the longer term consequences Anything new? From my non-American view, American companies has done similar things for a very long time now. It happened in the consume
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by nirui 8mo ago
The problem I think is that current LLMs maybe not complex enough to accept all stimulation. Current LLM systems are more like simulation of the stimulation, a conclusion rather than a exploration.
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by nirui 8mo ago
I'm feeling people are using AI in the wrong way. Current LLM is best used to generate a string of text that's most statically likely to form a sentence together, so from user's perspective, it's most useful as an altern
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by nirui 8mo ago
You're talking about a company owned by one of the richest "tech bro" out there. He's not just an ISP, he's a visionary (for better or worse) with a lots of ideas. TLS payload is encrypted, but meta data (such as SN

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