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by seeknotfind 2y ago
It's only $100k.
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
#7 is kind of funny - post on social media. Lol.
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
I love the opening #if 0. So many tricks from multilingual quines, maybe they can actually be useful :)
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
And a bank account number to send it to!
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
How about an LLM agent which automatically finds inconsistencies in RFCs.
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
I use email drafts for this.
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
Hey but consider this is allowed on Twitter, that's at least something good. Self driving is so nice, wish they'd have it too.
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
Well this is a buffer overflow attack, not injection, but hey, it's in a SQL program! Though SQL injection and other injection attacks are definitely not dead. All it takes is one programmer mistake and poof! Lots of XSS rely on accide
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
One reason to prefer textual UIs is that you can use them from any computer anywhere fast (no slow video VNC). Also, if you are already using a terminal, then improving that experience is nice. There is a big enough market there for this co
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
One reason programmers do this is so that they can make a one character change, e.g. "else if (1 === 1)" -> "else if (1 === 2)" in order to change the logic there. For C programers you see a lot of '#if 0' &
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
One of the reasons the FD interface is so complicated is because there are many of the same operations, but they do different things to different underlying kernel implementations. In Linux, you have no standard way to tell what the underly
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
Ah! Well as a systems programmer, it's not so rare. FDs are really not a friendly interface, and I'd love a better interface (FDs have their quirks), but as an application programmer, it's really sad we don't take advant
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
SIMD is no mallot. It's absurd and wasteful to allocate page aligned memory by creating an even larger malloc allocation which will allocate extra pages via mmap underneath. Use mmap to directly allocate page aligned memory. That'
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
Maybe in areas with comparable sourcing, regulation, and market conditions. Globalization hasn't arbitraged food prices (yet?). https://commodity.com/blog/food-prices/
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
If you want page aligned memory for SIMD, you shouldn't be using malloc, you should be using mmap. Though other smaller alignments can be useful.
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
Holding the model needs constant, but the real limit is $$$, so it'll mean more model for the same money.
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
HahahahhahahajajjajahahahahahBNnNnbn. The consumer speaks. You'll get what you want if you're upset, so keep it up. :)
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
Nicotine is highly addictive.
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
> This is really weird. No known isotope of promethium has a half-life longer than 17.7 years, meaning that it must be produced by some continuous process if we are to see it in Przybylski's star. Further analysis showed it contains
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
Yeah, journaling is very rewarding. Sometimes you don't realize how much you change and grow. Sometimes you read back and laugh at how you've overcome, sometimes you cry. Though I've gotta say, if my grandparents (or their pa
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
It's okay for a browser to download and use anything from any site, maybe, with mature cross origin policies and billions in security work, but the fact it's done without saying anything is just a bug that can be fixed. Fixing cla
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
Yup, this is why. It makes more money. It would be really interesting if this could fundamentally damage bitcoin, but given the existing ASICs are specific to bitcoin, it may be a while. It's a happy and not so surprising thought if th
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
The law determines to a huge extent the structure of our society. I'd be shocked if basketball players make more at the top level.
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
Android in China is different. https://www.esper.io/blog/gms-vs-non-gms-for-android
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
Means 13x bigger models? I hear the data is the limit, but I don't believe it.
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
Good move, but removing self checkout in SF is annoying
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
It may also mean humanity is less likely to die a horrible death from aliens, so that's good
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
Not really using it much anymore. I want to get Steam integration setup. It's fun for movies, but only if you are watching yourself, and honestly, the comfort is not worth it. Still, really cool, pinching to control is magic, and I can
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
All of Reddit was freely and readily available just a few years ago. Just goes to show - archive and save what you love.
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
Who else thinks mxdys is an AI program gone rogue? Thank you sweet mxdys!

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