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by pastel8739 5mo ago
Isn’t memory bandwidth super relevant for AI?
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by pastel8739 5mo ago
However, I think it’s true that many more people were rewarded (likely even more) for things that people do not want. Facebook, etc
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by pastel8739 5mo ago
> For instance, Mr. Musk currently serves as Technoking and Chief Executive Officer of Tesla Sorry, what?
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by pastel8739 5mo ago
How do you justify your salary given that you sit in a chair all day, likely making the world worse, and make 5x as much as someone saving lives, building houses, or teaching kids how to read?
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by pastel8739 5mo ago
I think so many acronyms have meaning that isn’t explained by the words that the stand for. The other day I was explaining what CI is and they asked what it stood for; I realized that Continuous Integration is almost completely useless for
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by pastel8739 5mo ago
When do you believe that changed?
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by pastel8739 5mo ago
How do you do this when belief in science, which is important to academic institutions, is unpopular with one faction?
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by pastel8739 5mo ago
> only 1% attributable to food and fuel What do you mean by this? If adding food and fuel raises CPI by 1%, then the food and fuel prices have necessarily raised by _more_ than the combined 3.8%.
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by pastel8739 5mo ago
There is a “fresh” in there
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by pastel8739 5mo ago
This is super cool. At first I thought the “tank” on top was filled with water—I wonder what it would look like if it were
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by pastel8739 6mo ago
Is contributing to the tech industry and tech culture supposed to be a good thing?
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by pastel8739 6mo ago
It sounds like LSP isn’t working for you for some reason. Have you installed the extensions for those languages? These things are definitely supported via LSP
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by pastel8739 6mo ago
Huh, I absolutely love Zed’s search UI. I just navigate back to my previous tab with ctrl-o when I’m done
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by pastel8739 6mo ago
Much more likely, I think, the mechanical displays had some maintenance cost which cheap LED displays will not.
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by pastel8739 6mo ago
nobody knows how to do this; they do know how to install an app
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by pastel8739 6mo ago
I must be missing something crucial in my obsidian setup. What is Obsidian without its frontend? For me it's just a bunch of markdown files.
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by pastel8739 6mo ago
I use zed every day, but the git view is still buggy and unreliable for me. It often chooses the wrong folder---a subfolder rather than the root of my git project---and shows that there are no changes. And sometimes, even when the right fol
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by pastel8739 6mo ago
Notably, though, a significant fraction of people seem to believe that building more housing will cause rents to increase. So it seems like it is still important to point to data suggesting the opposite.
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by pastel8739 6mo ago
Are you really claiming you would rather the project get abandoned?
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by pastel8739 6mo ago
Citation needed. It seems pretty clear that a mechanism to allow a user to access a battery will increase complexity, making all the other properties harder to achieve.
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by pastel8739 6mo ago
Shouldn’t Claude just refuse to make decisions, then, if it is problematic for it to do so? We’re talking about a trillion dollar company here, not a new grad with stars in their eyes
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by pastel8739 6mo ago
I agree that this is annoying and unintuitive. But I don’t see the simplest solution here, so: All you need to do is pull main, then do an interactive rebase with the next branch in your stack with ‘git rebase -i main’, then drop all the co
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by pastel8739 6mo ago
Rebasing after merging a base branch becomes a pain though, when you do this. IMO the CLI will be nice to automate the process of rebasing each branch on its parent.
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by pastel8739 6mo ago
Hm, the latter is certainly more practical, but feels less interesting to me because we already know that LLMs can write code. To me, exploring the limits of the LLM-in-the-loop approach would be more interesting. Cool project regardless, t
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by pastel8739 6mo ago
Isn’t this showing that LLMs can write code to control robots, not that they can actually directly control them? If I’m reading the hand tracking example right, the LLM is not actually in the control loop. Is this wrong?
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by pastel8739 6mo ago
You were being sarcastic, but aerospace is100% worth setting up
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by pastel8739 6mo ago
But maybe _you_ are the minority
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by pastel8739 7mo ago
This _isn’t_ the core mechanism of social media. When social media took off, Facebook and Instagram that really did allow you to connect with people that you knew from real life. Twitter was different, and more like microblogging, but I sti
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by pastel8739 7mo ago
Is this free? I don’t see pricing info. I guess just a way to make you forget that you’re spending money on tokens?
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by pastel8739 7mo ago
Who is going to buy the stuff that the AI and robots produce, then? What will the point be of producing all this stuff?

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