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by pmalynin 3y ago
Yea the 64 gig thing is from PAE I think.
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by pmalynin 3y ago
Ah proud to see another great product from my alma mater - University of Alberta.
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by pmalynin 3y ago
Thats how agents / daemons startup on iOS / macOS. They don't for the most part-up start up on boot or when a user-session is created -- but rather launchd will spawn them when it has to deliver the first message.
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UK Government to Offer One Million People Vapes(bloomberg.com)
5 points by pmalynin 4y ago|5 comments
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by pmalynin 4y ago
On a more serious note, I do agree with you that memory and self-excitation seem like they are the last push thats needed to get to something more akin to "AGI". But I don't think that Rubicon will be crossed with plugins.
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by pmalynin 4y ago
Maybe, you could give it a combination of both. We'll call it long short term memory.
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by pmalynin 4y ago
Canada has this for mortgages no?
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by pmalynin 4y ago
We don't need AI for that, humankind is very good at killing others and causing suffering on an unprecedented scale.
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by pmalynin 4y ago
Neat, I guess similar to Panko? But that was more of a military time necessity
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by pmalynin 4y ago
Michigan is oppressive enough. Didn’t they sue tesla for offering direct to consumer (read bypassing the dealer network oligopoly) cars?
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by pmalynin 4y ago
Modern CPUs do actually offer this for the most part, it’s called time travel debugging. Intel’s offering is called Intel Processor Trace. Although it’s not full input output logging.
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by pmalynin 4y ago
It wasn’t to the same extent I’m sure but the USA did have rationing during WW2 with ration books and all. It was organized through the Office of Price Administration.
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by pmalynin 4y ago
Its probably a case of crab in bucket mentality
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by pmalynin 4y ago
Trailing State Synchronization
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by pmalynin 4y ago
With the Internet the government got their pound of flesh through taxation of all the new enterprises that sprung up because of their investments , so I wouldn’t make it sound so negative.
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by pmalynin 4y ago
libsystem is what you want to use, not libc per se
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by pmalynin 4y ago
Not aggressively enough
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by pmalynin 4y ago
Depends on the gas fees though....that fee could easily be $150.
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by pmalynin 4y ago
Most crypto beyond the initial key exchange is symmetric (AES, ChaCha) and those are still resistant to quantum attacks (well beyond the brute force search speed ups). Post-quantum key exchange is fast enough that it doesn't need dedic
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by pmalynin 4y ago
You mean like https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counter-battery_radar ?
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Unreal Engine 5.1 is now available(unrealengine.com)
1 points by pmalynin 4y ago|0 comments
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by pmalynin 4y ago
It’s not really in the demo stage anymore. They have a more expansive game up on steam right now that I very much enjoy.
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by pmalynin 4y ago
I mean ok, but Signal is not big tech and provides orders of magnitude more positive value to society than say Facebook.
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by pmalynin 4y ago
You can sue anyone for anything, this is America.
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by pmalynin 4y ago
No love for Grant’s Interest Rate Observer? It’s an expensive luxury piece for sure, but the quality and the subject matter are well worth the price imho.
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by pmalynin 4y ago
The consequences of this law aren’t very clear, especially in the post Citizens United world where scotus has established that corporations have first amendment rights that are protected by constitution. Now, if a corporation is in some sen
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by pmalynin 4y ago
My understanding was that the interconnect was at capacity and we couldn’t import more power.
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by pmalynin 4y ago
When are we going to hear about USB4.1 2x2 Gen 1 V2? Surely that will be compatible with existing cables.
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by pmalynin 4y ago
I got it working in about an hour on M1 ultra, mostly compiling things and having to tweak some model code to be compatible with metal. It works pretty well, about 1/10 to 1/20 of performance I can get on a 3080.
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by pmalynin 4y ago
My particular complaint about that hill and the pedestrian crossing is that it’s right at the edge, where as moving it back a couple of feet would give cars from down below a buffer. Oh and the real cause of traffic on that hill was the end

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