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oulipo2
6mo ago
The article makes it quite clear as you read that the appeal is the constraints, it allows the students to think outside of the box, and ask themselves a lot of interesting questions
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oulipo2
6mo ago
The article mentions you can use the free PC/Mac simulator which doesn't require a device
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oulipo2
6mo ago
Anyone that worked unselfishly for the public good. People like doctors and scientists putting their career at work to improve humanity
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oulipo2
6mo ago
He's got a lot of sexual assault allegations against him. Also awful personal character
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oulipo2
6mo ago
So whatsmeow requires a browser, and Baileys not right? So it's a bit more lightweight in terms of RAM?
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oulipo2
6mo ago
Amazon worker dies on warehouse floor; colleagues continue working around his body – ‘Let’s get back to work’
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oulipo2
6mo ago
Interestingly some people are going to do this, the bot is going to buy drug on some shady darkweb site, and the author is going to be jailed... so much for the "win" lol
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oulipo2
6mo ago
Seems cool! But would be nice to have some "real-world" use cases to see actual usage patterns... In my case my systems can produce "warnings" when there are some small system warning/errors, that I want to aggregat
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oulipo2
6mo ago
Thanks for your message! All our systems have the valve indeed :)
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oulipo2
6mo ago
Wait!! He's not ALREADY a robot?
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oulipo2
6mo ago
Good news, now let's rid the rest of Europe and the world of fascists and authoritarians
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oulipo2
6mo ago
We're building a repairable and fireproof e-bike battery at https://infinite-battery.com :)
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oulipo2
6mo ago
At long last. It should be the case with everybody. Those who stay there because "it's practical", or worse they like it, or worse they support Musk, should be ashamed
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oulipo2
6mo ago
We're building a repairable, connected and fireproof e-bike battery at https://infinite-battery.com :)
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oulipo2
7mo ago
They are trying very hard to convince themselves that it's going to work, when we see all the models plateauing... it's clearly hitting the ceiling
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oulipo2
7mo ago
Quite obvious once you do anything that requires a modicum of logic or coordination (eg working with mutexes, concurrency, etc)
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oulipo2
7mo ago
You seem to be the one disconnected from reality here...
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oulipo2
7mo ago
Really cool! Would be nice to have some explanatory legends at some locations, like for transfers (eg "Positive when GB -> x, negative when x -> GB")
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oulipo2
7mo ago
The whole point is the explanation... it's a bit like someone telling you to take a 2 week holidays somewhere and you'd just say: it's too long, can't someone just get me a plane ticket there and back the same day so I c
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oulipo2
7mo ago
It won't. Because once big companies who own the models and the GPUs will see that you're competing with them, they will lock you down and extort funds from you. That's what modern capitalism is about
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oulipo2
7mo ago
It's the other side around. AI developed in a Marxist society could be a useful tool. AI developed in a capitalistic society will be a tool for control and enrichment of the few. You just have to look at 99% of what AI is used for toda
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oulipo2
7mo ago
Capitalism enables feudalism. We were supposed to put "breaks" in place, like anti-monopoly laws, but they've never been effective, because capitalists quickly found "that one loophole": bribing politicians
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oulipo2
7mo ago
Exactly. A big issue with "engineers" who are taught in school to be "problem-solvers" using a definite set of tools that they have to master, rather than "question-askers" with a mentality of poets and researc
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oulipo2
7mo ago
That's not "cool" at all, unless you're a sociopath
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7mo ago
There's also the beautiful harp museum in Bruges https://www.visitbruges.be/en/things-to-do/culture-and-herit...
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oulipo2
7mo ago
Technology is *DEFINITELY* a form of control of humans over their environment / nature / peers
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Trump is going to forbid this wok research
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oulipo2
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> more conflict means more power for them That's literally the strategy of the Likud, who undermined the more moderate Fattah to allow the extremist Hamas to reign on the Gaza strip, hoping that one day the 7th of october would happ
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oulipo2
7mo ago
They are not. And they are incited by their hierarchy to commit more crimes, because they are not held accountable
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oulipo2
7mo ago
HN routinely talks about politics. Thinking that technology and politics can be understood in isolation is a pipe dream
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