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nyrikki
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A bit of additional information. NetBEUI, which was originally part of a unified NETBIOS, before the latter became what remained after the API separated out due to the rise of routed networks was an IBM invention. NetBEUI wasn't depend
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Kerr's paper that was referenced above. https://arxiv.org/abs/2312.00841
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Those photons aren't superluminal, the are in our past light cone, they were headed out way before the emitter was beyond the horizon. It gets complicated because the concept of 'now' is a local property and because those obj
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It would be nice if this was a problem with decidablity, but often it is a problem with indeterminacy that is way stronger than classic chaos. The speed of causality or I information is the limit that is the speed of light. Even in the case
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I found where subprocess moved to posix_spawn() that may help. https://bugs.python.org/issue35537 My guess is that threads in Cython are an end goal. While setting execution context will get you past this release, fork() h
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'Threading' is an overload term. And while I didn't know, I was wondering if at the library level, the fact that posix_spawn() pauses the parent, while fork() doesn't, that is what you were leveraging. The python multipr
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While I don't discount the value of this, can you expand on the meaning of your claim that it makes the model 'more expressive' Everything I am seeing in this paper is related to reduced size and noise, which implies a reduct
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Probably should point out that for loops in C are syntactic sugar for while loops at the language level. for loop Executes a loop. Used as a shorter equivalent of while loop. https://en.cppreference.com/
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Historically that is incorrect. Remember that the C standard came about many years after the language was already in use, the C abstract machine wasn't an explicitly design for portability and performance, it was documenting an existin
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> posix_spawn() now accepts None for the env argument, which makes the newly spawned process use the current process environment That is the thing about fork(), spawn(), and even system() being essential wrappers around clone() in glibc
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You are complaining about spawn()? both fork() and spawn() are just wrappers around clone() on most libc types anyway. spawn() was introduced to POSIX in the last century to address some of the problems with fork() especially related to mul
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Strawman on the WYSIWIG editor vs text editor question. That is not an "automated decision-making system" > Automation bias is the propensity for humans to favor suggestions from automated decision-making systems and to igno
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It is a bit more complicated, as it can be harmful for experts also, and the more reliable it gets the more problematic it becomes. Humans suffer from automation bias and other cognitive biases. Anything that causes disengagement from a pro
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Perhaps looking into the issues with uncongeniality and multiple imputation may help, although I haven't looked at MI for a a long time so consider my reply as an attempt to be helpful vs authoritive. In another related intuition for a
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The condos 200-employee threshold licence change is problematic for some.
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People want it on their resume and money. While I knew RTO was coming, the way that it has been implemented is going to cause some huge issues that I wonder how companies are going to move forward. Disengagement was bad pre-pandemic and how
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The Ironic part being that the COBOL in that example is completely wrong and non-functional. Note: WS-MENU-ITEM(1) OF WS-LABEL When the syntax, which is similar to natural language is: elementary-var IN|OF group-var It i
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Euclid's Elements is less pervasive on the Internet then content produced for Liberal Arts math courses. As those courses tend to emphasize critical thinking and problem-solving math over pure theory and advanced concepts, they tend to
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We are using different meanings for terms. Building a world model for a perfect information game is different than building an mental model of the external world. In context learning is a well known property of LLMs, while real world genera
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I can offer cite that hallucinations are an innate property of LLMs, can you provide one that shows they have 'an internal mental model'? https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.11817
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Eastern Airlines Flight 401 in 1972 and Air France Flight 447 in 2009 are examples along with the recent problems with the 737 autothrottle system. Even modern driver training downplays the utility of ABS. This post was talking about relyin
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Real systems rarely can pass idealistic academic ideals. Balancing benefits and costs of microkernel and monolithic kernels is common. It looks like Google SEO gaming by removal of old content is making it hard to find good sources, but loo
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There are a number of issues, like ignoring the role of VMS, that windows 3.1 had a registry, the performance problems of early NT that lead to the hybrid model, the hype of microkernels at the time, the influence of plan 9 on both etc... C
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Automation bias is a well documented human problem. I am not defending this study, but establishing and maintaining distrust of automation is one of the few known methods to help combat automation bias. It is why missing data is often prefe
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Anyways, as you are using llvm, look into polly, auto parallelization is hard but auto localization is even harder for me personally. https://polly.llvm.org/ And perhaps look into the deincrementing index registers of the I
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Green threads, await, and coroutines are all different animals, and all three have had significant investments. Even OS threads have had a lot of work, with glibc clone() even being used for goroutines in some systems. Green threads are coo
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> More specifically, what if instead of spending 20 years developing various approaches to dealing with asynchronous IO (e.g. async/await), we had instead spent that time making OS threads more efficient, such that one wouldn't
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No, there is no 'real universal' time, just agreed upon reference frames. UTC uses TAI, which is a weighted average of global atomic clocks. Any physically realized time standards will have errors. Proper time is the only invarian
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> Kubernetes allows you to mount block storage volumes for storing files. But each volume can only be mounted to a single server instance (pod). So if you want multiple pods to access your volume, you need to configure and deploy an NFS
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That was Dell iDRAC boards had a bug, where while they asked for a password, they would accept ANY password. IPMI is like typical IoT, a rarely updated full system with often questionable code quality. Private VLANs and separate interfaces
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