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by ordu 7mo ago
> Of course you can still improve the models, but you get much more upside from data, or even better - from interactive environments. I'm on the contrary believe that the hunt for better data is an attempt to climb the local hill
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by ordu 7mo ago
> LLM's - to date - seem to require massive capital expenditures to have the highest quality ones, which is a monumental shift in power towards mega corporations and away from the world of open source Yeah, a bit of a conundrum. B
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by ordu 7mo ago
These are words of Stallman: "So, I looked for a way to stop that from happening. The method I came up with is called “copyleft.” It's called copyleft because it's sort of like taking copyright and flipping it over. [Laughte
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by ordu 7mo ago
I believe it is a narrow view of the situation. If we take a look into the history, into the reasons for inventing GPL, we'll see that it was an attempt to fight copyrights with copyrights. The very name 'copyleft' is trying
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by ordu 7mo ago
It is hard to judge, but a crash on exit seems to me a possible consequence of a damaged memory. Firefox frees all the resources and collects the garbage. I expect it to touch a lot of memory locations, and do something with values retrieve
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by ordu 7mo ago
Yeah. Lately even if I OOM my system, firefox doesn't crash so easily, individual tabs do.
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by ordu 8mo ago
Useless site geoblocks access. Something shady happens in Florida, they embarrassed to tell the world about it?
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by ordu 8mo ago
Apparently it is impossible to find the time or place to add them.
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by ordu 8mo ago
> If he considers this conjecture open given his particular knowledge of the field, it likely is (although agreed, it's not guaranteed). It is as good as guaranteed. If Knuth says it doesn't know how to solve the problem, and i
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by ordu 8mo ago
> Ok, so the Iranian regime itself published this news? And you don’t even question it? I question everything, and in this case I'm choosing to believe it. Such fakes are hard to forge, and as recent history shows such news are no
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by ordu 8mo ago
> Israel is interested in the fall of the Iranian regime, a thing that can only happen if the Iranian people will rebel against it. I personally don't believe in such appeals to rationality of parties waging wars. The issue is: if
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by ordu 8mo ago
> If it's a loyalty test then you'd think the DoD would be willing to let them "fail" and simply drop the contract, but instead they're threatening to label Anthropic a supply chain risk. It is not just a test,
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by ordu 8mo ago
But what about 'Ы'? It looks like 'bl', doen't it? 'Ы' is one codepoint and one glyph, though 'bl' is a sequence of two letters. I believe that the method described will miss such things. Cyrilli
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by ordu 8mo ago
Those boys were excellent target for trolling if we were at 2010 or so. I'd spend a lot of time pretending to be a 15 yo girl to aggravate them and to laugh. Probably I wouldn't even need to pretend or even do something, because t
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by ordu 8mo ago
> I have been using Emacs non-stop for >20 years and my .emacs is just 20 LOC. It's been shrinking, not growing. Me too. I mean I'm using Emacs too, and it is 20+ years. I hate it deeply, and I cannot stop hating it becaus
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by ordu 8mo ago
> Work toward standardization has been stalled because I (among others) have not had time to circle back to work on it. I tried to not to react to this, but, I'm sorry, I'm too much of a troll to just leave it without comment
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by ordu 8mo ago
> You can write a parser for org. See for example https://github.com/tgbugs/laundry. Oh, there are a lot of incomplete parsers. This one is not an exception: > Status > Laundry can parse most of Org syntax,
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by ordu 8mo ago
> Why can't a parser be written? Because the existing parser is written in truly emacs style: no formal grammar, just a lisp code with a regexp at each turn. Theoretically speaking it doesn't forbid you from writing a parser,
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by ordu 8mo ago
So many good words, but they all miss the crucial point: you can't write a parser for org-mode. So elisp interpreted is needed to run the lisp code that defines it. It means that org-mode can be good while you are using it from emacs,
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by ordu 8mo ago
> Based on independent journalists in Iran, the protests were related to economic problems. The violence came from people with smuggled weapons who organized with satellite telephones. These people were planted by Mossad and CIA. The f
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by ordu 8mo ago
You are responding to a short quote from the article. This quote works with some assumtions, which are also discussed in the article. It is not naivete, the article is an interpretation of facts, including those when non-violent protests di
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by ordu 8mo ago
They somehow broke Font Contrast FF addon. If you go to the main site and back it shows the article, but you can't read it without straining your eyes because it is light gray on white. Font Contrast helps, but not in this case. Depend
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by ordu 8mo ago
Oh, you are looking for interesting tech related blogs? I think you have not read the whole thing and missed the link: https://dynomight.substack.com/p/horse > I guess that what really bothers me is living in such a
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by ordu 8mo ago
I like how the article is interspersed with corrections based on this discussion. Sometimes I wondered if there are more corrections than the original material. But in any case it is very convenient. No need to read the discussion here.
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by ordu 8mo ago
> I've definitely found that I could inhale information faster and memorize much faster as a teenager. One of possible explanations is a passion. What really helps to memorize are emotions. If something triggers emotions or someho
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by ordu 8mo ago
> Any port below 1024 signifies that it is a "privileged port". This is an archaic distinction that developed in high-trust R&E networks, but it did signify that the listener on the port had administrative/root access
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by ordu 8mo ago
> Must be great to work with people like him who have infinite patience and composure. It is not just patience, he is ready to spent a shitload of time explaining basics to strangers. Such an answer would take, I believe would take a v
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by ordu 8mo ago
The mug doesn't seem right for me. I looks like a geometry of it is badly broken.
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by ordu 9mo ago
When I look at the text on the whole it seems that individual characters are not aligned properly, or maybe not vertical enough, or something like this. But when I look at individual characters to confirm it, I don't see any misalignme
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by ordu 9mo ago
Thank you. I've read the article and didn't found the answer. So, they wear out the body of amateurs and professional in different way. I'll try to remember that.

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