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by rvz 26d ago
Both uutils and coreutils should be GPL3 at this point.
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by rvz 26d ago
Exactly. Once lots of vulnerabilities are discovered they would then have to think twice about this policy.
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by rvz 26d ago
> Instead you propose that this project should be funded by a for-profit company with it's own objectives in this world (that often starts with "more money"), again leading me to ask why? You understand that Mozilla Firefo
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by rvz 26d ago
This has been posted many times here: [0] and it is a [dupe] of a recently commented thread 16 days ago in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49512975 [0] https://hn.algolia.com/?q=ASCII+City
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by rvz 26d ago
As much as I am a fan of Woz on his technical achievements, at least he knows that he fell off out of relevancy when he launched / shilled a crypto coin and now goes out to sell (mediocre) merch. I respect that grift. DF (daringfirebal
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by rvz 27d ago
First of all, this is a pre-1.0 release that requires a nightly Rust compiler (if you choose the SIMT track with cuda-oxide) so that one is going to be unstable software. Secondly, When an issue occurs with a kernel or you want to write you
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by rvz 27d ago
Backup both locally and everywhere no matter what.
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by rvz 27d ago
Just imagine when candidates will get asked by pre-revenue startups to implement a vectorized version of quick-sort in person in 10 mins, just for a SWE job which they do not use this themselves. Only the likes of MAG 7, and a couple of hed
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by rvz 27d ago
Run it incredibly slowly at 3.71 tok/s.
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by rvz 27d ago
[dupe] see earlier conversations 24 days ago - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49405816
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by rvz 27d ago
More sales to Apple, to prove that your image is real. Hardware wins.
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by rvz 27d ago
> The store’s site uses Base44, a “no-code AI platform” that allows users to build web applications, but it has been left open for the public to edit. You get what you think you paid for when you have no idea what you are doing and deplo
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by rvz 27d ago
Already did. But you should have read the guidelines. > Please don't comment on whether someone read an article. "Did you even read the article? It mentions that" can be shortened to "The article mentions that".
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by rvz 28d ago
There is no stopping this train. In fact it should be sped up.
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by rvz 28d ago
Attackers / Malware Developers: "A document as a web app?, What could possibly go wrong?"
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by rvz 28d ago
This means that software is done. Hardware is the next thing which is far more valuable IP and with its staff.
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by rvz 28d ago
> AI, AGI, and intelligence itself are poorly defined. Of course they are. The previous definitions were not credible and nonsensical. > I invite you to add to the literature if you think you have any novel insight, and get it publish
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by rvz 28d ago
> I would seriously bet that <1% of Mac owners have ever run (Docker|Android Studio|Ableton). It's a great move if the M1 is your first Mac and just use their machine to surf the web, write documents and emails. It makes even mor
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by rvz 28d ago
This is a great idea despite the whole site being completely full of Claude slop. As long as this solves a problem, I will look beyond that but the description is a clear giveaway that Claude is all over the place.
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by rvz 28d ago
What was the point of that?
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by rvz 28d ago
For the benefit of humanity.
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A statement from 1,386 employees of frontier AI companies(pacingthefrontier.com)
2 points by rvz 29d ago|2 comments
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by rvz 29d ago
Which means? We should buy the Meta Quest / Quest Pro headset? I don't think so. Maybe that's the reason why the Meta Quest Pro is in "so much demand" that Meta is no longer selling them anymore. Apple is not even b
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by rvz 29d ago
Good advice.
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by rvz 29d ago
No better than the rest of the VR headsets that came before it and almost no-one wants them. These headsets will end up collecting dust with the Apple Vision Pro and the Meta Quest Pro. We gave VR headsets enough time and this is just going
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by rvz 29d ago
Or it is their entire IPO roadshow.
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by rvz 29d ago
It does not matter. Both (Ubuntu [0], and the Linux Kernel [1]) use, build with and in some cases promote using LLMs. [0] https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/the-future-of-ai-in-ubuntu/81... [1] https://lwn.
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by rvz 29d ago
Or Pop!_OS that does not vibe slop their distro.
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by rvz 29d ago
Never unattended without a human reading the output. It does not matter about what company they have been to. The skill of reviewing requires experience and competency in the technology. It will require critically thinking around why the ag
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by rvz 29d ago
The point of the these visas is to hire outside talent which cannot be found in the US and qualifies as the "best and brightest" and specialized "talent" that is beyond outstanding. Everyone knows this has been heavily

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