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by seg_lol 10mo ago
You would need two midi connections, one for each direction.
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
What I like is that there are 20 different names for things that are basically glorified checklists and paragraphs.
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
You got this!
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
The reason to ban books is so that people that wouldn't normally cross paths with that book will never be affected by it. Book bans are not designed to stop people that know about these books and the ideas they contain. They know that
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
This is much worse than overt authoritarian control, because the controlled aren't even aware of it.
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
Jimmy Carr (comedian) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaYOskvlq18 thinks that AIs ability to be a surveillance savant is one of the biggest risks that people aren't thinking enough about.
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
You are right, perfect amount of false humility and balance. The wage suppression is an accidental biproduct and not the intent. Collateral damage if you will.
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
"We were against this all along"
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
Fun fact, papier mache was used to create bathtubs and can make furniture that holds an amazing amount of weight. Learn to Build With Cardboard! STRONG, Waterproof and Free. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45JhacvmXV8 Buil
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
AI coding allows me to simulate that system, cross reference it with what the document says wrt what the customer wants and figure out holes in the spec. Having to code something to find the hole in the definition, the spec, the problem, th
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
They implied that DCs somehow save water because of being closed loop. The closed loop is a red herring, since the outer loop dumps potable water.
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
> Most data centers use closed loop liquid cooling with heat exchangers to water cooling. If these data centers are so water efficient, please explain the Dalles data center use > 25% of their water supply? https://web.arch
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
Many if not most data centers are pulling water out of the ground that will never be replaced. The problem is multidimensional, not just volume.
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
Highly automated and connected business infrastructure will make replacing first world jobs the easiest, but yes as automation spreads, the spigot of job replacement will flow to every corner of the globe.
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
So basically, Arduino IDE acts as the client side of the tether to compile and flash firmware to the target device. This seems like an ideal component for the OSS community to handle and rally around. Then anyone can use the IDE of their ch
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
There is a lot of shade being thrown against Adafruit in this discussion thread which is disappointing. It is disappointing because it distracts from the discussion around Open Source and Arduino as a long term educational tool. Regardless
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
I own the Shen books, which were difficult to come by. This is different. I moved on as has nearly everyone else. Looking forward to someone picking up a project with the same goals as Shen without the drama. <fin>
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
The resulting LLMs will have space-brain-bit-rot.
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
Mel Brooks is gonna be sad.
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
In so many ways, Shen is its own worst enemy.
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
That was a little nudge that proved to themselves that they can be better people.
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
formal > typed > untyped > unsound > vibed
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
This is slightly flawed. LLMs are search but the search space is sparse, the size of the question risks underspecification. The question controls the size of the encapsulated volume in that high dimensional space. The only advantage for sma
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
Voice prompts, restate what you want, how you want it from multiple vantage points. Each one is a light cone in a high dimensional space, your answer lies in their intersection. Use mind altering drugs. Give yourself arbitrary artificial co
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
Nada Amin isn't relevant to hacker news, she is 15 years ahead of grifting tech bros.
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
> is that only for some problems is the specification simpler than the code. Regardless of the proof size, isn't the win that the implementation is proven to be sound, at least at the protocol level, if not the implementation level
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
So if it "works" out for OpenAI, not only do they have all the ram, power, water but they also have all the jobs.
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
We need to figure out how AI can use housing and food to complete resource exhaustion. You forgot to include AI water consumption.
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
One week of jailtime for everyone involved. When I was twelve, a 10 yo kid from the next town over was hit and killed, his body was thrown over 100 feet when someone sped around a stopped bus with its flashers out.
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by seg_lol 10mo ago
> diagnose a code path that wasn't ever being run

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