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8mo ago
In the beginning you didn't really buy BTC. You could mine a few off of your nvidia card in less than a week. I was focused on doing useless things like cracking md5 hashed passwords and didn't really believe you could pay for thi
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Sounds like 5D chess, since Taiwan applied to be the "sole legal government of China" in the UN back in the 50s. (which was rejected) then they rejected the 70s resolution of "two Chinas". So it comes through as ambitio
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A bit ambitious, isn't it?
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I have been taught the exact same verbose propaganda (invented maths, science, military, astronomy, chemistry, medicine, won this and that war blah blah) written by people from the middle east. Rise above.
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Yes, he used punch cards and a System 360.
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I like to ask claude how to prompt smaller models for the given task. With one prompt it was able to make a low quantized model call multiple functions via json.
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As someone who used delphi professionally for years, it feels like we lived in parallel universes. > you'd have a web server running with VCL code! Is this for real? Unigui has been around for over a decade. I've ported legacy
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> A Claude subscription is 20 bucks per worker I mean, sure. If you want to use it for 20 minutes and wait for two hours at a time.
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They can take away our jobs, but by god they cannot take away our autism!
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They also said "hand written", implying that no LLMs whirred, slopped and moonwalked all over the project.
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I love the cyberpunk vibes, as I'm sure a lot of the people who come here to complain about idiot CEO hype also secretly do.
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Intelligence is about acquiring and utilizing knowledge. Reasoning is about making sense of things. Words are concatenations of letters that form meaning. Inference is tightly coupled with meaning which is coupled with reasoning and thus, i
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Years ago I installed this at work for new linux users as a prank. They will hate me forever.
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Does that queue when the table is locked? Or just skip writes entirely whenever there is a transaction?
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Oh, totally, I just wanted to highlight what beasts these players are and how wonderous it is to see them recognize so many starting positions that they already started showing familiarity despite how new the tournament format is.
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There are 960 possible starting positions and the chosen one is known at the start of the tournament where players are given 15m to prepare. I have observed that GMs aren't surprised when they see the board. They usually go "ah it
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"Ultra poor are banding together to raid the lairs of the ultra rich" would be an interesting read. Or "10 things you can do to secure the entry against low level adventurers".
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The current scraping schemes look inane. IA and other data vendors would probably much prefer if slop companies simply paid them to divert logs to on-site machines instead. Less harmful than scraping, IA gets paid and slop gets what it want
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There are definitely better headphones and worse ones, that is elementary. But there are also very real limits to human senses which the industry seems to have ignored for a very, very long time in order to profit off of a niche self-indulg
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This used to be a lot harder or sometimes outright impossible. But with the recent models exhibiting agreeable behavior it is open to abuse. But it is also up to the model to report your shenanigans and have your account blocked, so it cuts
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Great little story with some unnerving SOMA vibes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soma_(video_game)
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> block scoped opt-out with cowboy-style manual memory management Is this a Walter Bright alt? I've seen him use the cowboy programmer term a few times on the forum before.
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It is not trauma inducingly bad, but thoroughly disappointing. I went there a couple of weeks ago by accident and they were discussing how they wrote papers with the help of AI and how you should "at least make sure that the reference
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With this kind of scientific rigour, the author could also prove that his aunt is a green parakeet.
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To be fair, it is hard to make LinkedIn any worse.
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I love AI for setting up my linux desktop, or showing me the correct settings for aws, or debugging a powerbi subscription, or finding out why an integration stopped working. It is great for deploying, quickly creating a bunch of systemd co
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Well, I will not be berated by an ostrich!
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This euphoria quickly turns into disappointment once you finish scaffolding and actually start the development/refinement phase and claude/codex starts shitting all over the code and you have to babysit it 100% of the time.
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This has been my experience in the early 2000 with sourceforge. You went to the related irc channel, introduced yourself, asked for access and they would add you to the project. You could work on a game that you liked, a jabber client, and
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Funny enough, amateur gamedev using C# is a billion USD industry.
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