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by sghiassy 2mo ago
Agreed And, there’s also a lot of people who actually believe we have a superior system because M’urica and Europe is communist or something
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
Agreed. Except for Cracktorio, I mean Factorio
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
I assume the data was manually logged? It’d be cool to have visual detection via a camera
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
It’s an EU law, but it impacts us all in America as well… because you know, every fucking website
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
Hexagon is the bestagon!
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
Entropy
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
Agreed And think of your whole education hinged on a presentation in front teachers and pupils. Nightmare fuel for many
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
Can WASM write to Canvas though?
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
As someone with lifelong social anxiety. There is the concept of White Knuckling an event. If the anxiety is so far beyond your capability that start to panic, you only reinforce the fear instead of soothe it. That’s why exposure therapy wi
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
I love New Orleans btw. I try to go there as much as possible
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
Crazy, I stayed in Bywater for 3 months and went to Wagners often. I had no clue it was that dangerous. Seemed like a really great part of town. J&Js was one of my favorite bars
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
Can someone more knowledgeable than me comment on this. I thought, that Information Theory could mathematically predict the computational challenge of factoring one massive number into its two original primes? Is that not true? If you have
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
Thank you I wish I knew more in this domain. It almost sounds like hashing with a salt
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
Being a maintainer of a popular open source package sucks. You get hundreds of PRs and it takes a considerable amount time to only merge the good ones. LLMs have only exacerbated the problem. So to your question, if you submit a perfect fix
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
I’m with ya I’ve even heard arguments that prediction is consciousness. But using a Language-Model to break cryptography is still a stretch for me. From the little I know, cryptography uses information theory to make sure that reversing the
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
It’s up to all of us to keep up the hope: https://youtu.be/ACmydtFDTGs?si=0fCB8xUKjBATfPV_
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
Thank you I guess I only know asymmetric cryptography. I should learn more about symmetric… Anyone care to boil it down for me :) Edit: Isn’t this just advanced static analysis of any code base?
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
A next-word-in-the-sentence prediction engine can’t predict the factor of two insanely large prime numbers… tell me more
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
Just use LLMs. They can apparently doing everything and all the things
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
How is this on the home page? It’s so long. Did anyone actually read all of that?
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
With my hypnotic power, I predict you’re are an Android user
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
I appreciate you putting you're opinion out there. Fully disagree though
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
Claude told me to tell you, you’re right
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by sghiassy 2mo ago
Clickhouse Labs is a research lab for ClickHouse’s engineers and their db product? Whatever floats your boat. Sounds like you just work as an engineer at a db company
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by sghiassy 3mo ago
As a software engineer who lives on the 58th floor this is gold!!
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by sghiassy 3mo ago
D-oh-double-G! No seeds, no stems, no sticks
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by sghiassy 3mo ago
Honest question, why aren’t pills dispensed by machines? I get that a pharmacist should review the prescription. And let’s say you even want employee-customer interaction; which is great. But dispensing X pills from one bottle to another bo
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by sghiassy 3mo ago
I’ve never used either of those tools. Do they work well?
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by sghiassy 3mo ago
Isn’t the compute shortage temporary? I don’t believe in 5-10yrs we’ll be in a shortage anymore
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by sghiassy 3mo ago
Fair point

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