rurban

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631.
by rurban 10mo ago
A 220k 404 page is certainly not for performance. It's politics.
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by rurban 10mo ago
We annotate via qwen, and feed that back into training our vision ML. High accuracy.
633.
by rurban 10mo ago
Constant hash seed? Never a good idea (std/core.zc)
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by rurban 10mo ago
We are happy watching any Tarantino movie. He just loves those kind of folks.
635.
by rurban 10mo ago
I just watched the horror movie Primate, where such a chimp got rabies and starts killing everyone by the numbers in very clever and horrid ways. Not funny
636.
by rurban 10mo ago
So did beat his own leading program from 2019, nncp, finally.
637.
by rurban 10mo ago
That's missing the whole point. I was there when those easy markup languages were invented. It started all with wiki's (after Stallman's info of course). The first one being C2, and then the discussion about better formatting
638.
by rurban 10mo ago
Film formats are out for a long time already. No cinema has film projectors, everybody went digital only already. Only very very few still can do 70mm for the tiny percentage of superstar vintage directors. Super 16 was one of the best form
639.
by rurban 10mo ago
Turning it off and on again is risky. I recently upgraded a robot in Australia, had problems with systemd, so I turned it off. And had to wait a few weeks until it could be turned on again, because tailscaled was not setup persistently, the
640.
by rurban 10mo ago
Turning it off and on again is risky. I recently upgraded a robot in Australia, had problems with systemd, so I turned it off. And had to wait a few weeks until it could be turned on again, because tailscaled was not setup persistently, the
641.
by rurban 10mo ago
That's why we are all using -Wall -Werror besides the clang-format commit hooks (with prek of course). Proper languages cannot afford this kind of python or TS slop.
642.
by rurban 10mo ago
At the end of WW2 the very same happened. As if they didn't learn from history. Well, that are Chinese drones, which weren't part of the signals war then.
643.
by rurban 10mo ago
Maybe it was on purpose. They might have been forced by the FBI to implement those keys, so they left everything open to be able to track the enforcers also. 53 = 52 states plus gov
644.
by rurban 10mo ago
UDP is certainly not known to improve traffic reliability in those environments. TCP is
645.
by rurban 10mo ago
Should have be called give(). But naming things correctly is hard, and the C++ committee is known to do a lot of things incorrectly
646.
by rurban 10mo ago
I still prefer the older classic CX or DS. Nothing compared to them. Casteljau also has a word. (Bezier worked for Renault, but Casteljau made the Bernstein ponynomials popular)
647.
by rurban 10mo ago
I find it interesting that OpenAI's safety worked best, where the others didn't work at all. I had different impressions before
648.
by rurban 10mo ago
Of course their interest is to completely destroy all socialistic tendencies there, that's why Trump assured them to run the country from now on. They already invested in robbing their oil twice there, and where thrown out twice. Incre
649.
by rurban 10mo ago
Lean is doing logical AI, the classical AI part. Aristotle is doing the matching AI part, the modern LLM approach, previously called fuzzy logic. Both are AI.
650.
by rurban 10mo ago
Not very important. Just sugar for webdevs. Change the pricing model and you'll better off
651.
by rurban 10mo ago
Just add it to your .ssh/config file
652.
by rurban 10mo ago
No, 0xd6e8feb86659fd93ULL is a valid unsigned long long number. With stdint.h you'd get portable suffix macros, which would help on non-Windows, but they do look worse.
653.
by rurban 10mo ago
It has. They are just poorly supported and disliked.
654.
by rurban 10mo ago
Depends on the judges. If police cannot prove the crime in front of the judge, they wasted their time. With proper evidence it's not a waste of time anymore.
655.
by rurban 10mo ago
Real time typically means guaranteed reaction time below 30ms, because slower reactions will make the body through up.
656.
by rurban 10mo ago
Well, their video suggestions suck anyway. I'm fine with music and table tennis alone
657.
by rurban 10mo ago
My favorite is his first, Family Nest. Then he went crazy. The screenwriter (the latest Nobel price winner) was excellent though. There's much more in the books than in the movies.
658.
by rurban 10mo ago
Youtube has much more music than Spotify, is better sorted by Albums (without holes, no skips) and you can easily rip it. It has all the better obscure artists, Spotify delisted. There's also a recommendation engine via YouTube Music.
659.
by rurban 10mo ago
I rather think it's getting better and better. LLM's great, almost AGI already. Big search is unusable, so alternatives will be taking over. But Google services are still free. Much better than when we started with the internet in
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by rurban 10mo ago
Then China will immediately invade Taiwan. They have more right to do so than the US.

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