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by riwsky 3y ago
I think most people simply would not describe what you propose as unfair, and that the property you are arguing against is not actually “fairness”, but more like “compromise”.
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by riwsky 3y ago
Roads fork? Trivial.
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by riwsky 3y ago
Tinnitus isn’t sound in the “vibrating molecules of air” sense—it’s a neurological phenomenon. Anything’s possible—but our perception of sound is not obligated to play by the same rules as physical sound does, and ANC relies on those rules.
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by riwsky 3y ago
You said “does not noticeably increase”; you need a reference point for “increase”. If you’re not comparing open source to other types of governance, then what are you comparing it to?
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by riwsky 3y ago
Tell me you’ve never raised a child, without telling me you’ve never raised a child
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by riwsky 3y ago
it's not doing anything particularly interesting from a formal perspective. If you're familiar with Haskell's newtype deriving, the tilde is solving the same problem—just at the use-sites of the type instead of at the declara
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by riwsky 3y ago
Do or do not, there is no
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Everything old is gnu again
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by riwsky 3y ago
We think that a significant advance can be made in one or more of these problems if a carefully selected group of scientists work on it together for a summer
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by riwsky 3y ago
If only Microsoft hadn’t named the project “robust” models transfer, they could have dodged this Hubrisbleed attack.
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by riwsky 3y ago
Think “public wifi”
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by riwsky 3y ago
It can—just start a company and run it that way. There’s nothing magical about this, and acting like there is disempowers you in the long run.
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by riwsky 3y ago
laughs in Baldur’s Gate 3
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by riwsky 3y ago
Thankfully, YAML supports SFINAE
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by riwsky 3y ago
iPhones have had fast charging for half a decade: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208137 The iPhones 15 pro have 120hz, as did the iPhones 14 pro. You don't seem to've tried very hard to convince yourself.
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Bu bu bu bu bu bu bu Bennie and the Jets
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I cried
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Corporate swatting at its finest.
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by riwsky 3y ago
I, as a Real Engineer, REFUSE to use ChatGPT until we have a working theory of quantum gravity. Enough of this bullshit where no one knows the fundamentals of what they’re working with.
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by riwsky 3y ago
Logarithms really should be called something like that…and they are! It’s Greek for “ratio number”.
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by riwsky 3y ago
Did the part about not weaponizing craft just, like, not render in your browser, or something?
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by riwsky 3y ago
You’re confusing concurrency with parallelism. A single-threaded event loop a la node is indeed concurrent. Multiple threads a la the Kotlin IO pool you mention would be both concurrent and parallel. Concurrency isn’t about different parts
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by riwsky 3y ago
I, for one, would never buy a child for my smartphone. Kids cause reading problems for smartphones with even as little as one year of exposure, with cracked screens and chewed-to-death pixels. And how well do you think FaceID works with a s
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by riwsky 3y ago
I think we’ve all fallen into the trap of mistaking pithiness for evidence
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Sin 8: clichéd titles
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Humans can do multimodal comprehension now? Damn, GPT4 better watch out
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A strong burrito is any which contains guac
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cries in TOML
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by riwsky 3y ago
Were your Disney+ fires using dbt? The comparison in your demo doesn’t resemble normal dbt usage: it forces the SQL to inline the state abbreviation instead of using a dbt seed file, while the initial serra version uses one; it initially sh
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by riwsky 3y ago
Have you considered instruction-tuning it with text, instead of just pictures?

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