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by sifar 8mo ago
RVV defines add/sub with carry.
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by sifar 8mo ago
But the scam is still the same.
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by sifar 8mo ago
Well, the wisdom part is true.
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by sifar 9mo ago
That work is an opportunity cost that you could have used in taping out new designs.
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by sifar 9mo ago
I was referring to the general zeitgeist on the site rather than you specifically. Apologies if it seemed personal.
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by sifar 9mo ago
My point is that the discrimination to flag one and not the other seems arbitrary. It has nothing to do with promoting/preserving intellectual curiosity etc. We are deluding ourselves by repeating that. In that we are practicing the ve
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by sifar 9mo ago
>> Computers are more accountable. You just pull the plug, wipe the system. I think you are anthropomorphizing here. How does a computer feel when unplugged ? How would a computer take responsibility for its' actions ?
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by sifar 9mo ago
>> I think a useful litmus test for these kinds of stories is: do the people who most actively participate on them believe there's a conversation to be had, with multiple perspectives, not all of which agree with theirs? That&#x2
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by sifar 9mo ago
Exactly. It subrly hints at the limitations of language in capturing true understanding. This is something I was impressed with. Almost every other ancient text starts of being full of certainty or being the authoratitve truth.
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by sifar 9mo ago
I am really surprised by this. While I know it can generate correct SIMD code, getting a performant version is non trivial, especially for RVV, where the instruction choices and the underlying micro architecture would significantly impact t
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by sifar 9mo ago
Yet geopolitics gets discussed. You cannot isolate technology from forces that shape and harness it. It is fine to restrict political discussion lest it overwhelm other more fruitful discussions, however burying one's head in sand whil
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by sifar 9mo ago
" “Foreign persons” is broadly defined in the bill as any person who is not a United States person. However, the bill does not include “any corporation or partnership organized under the laws of a possession of the United States” in th
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by sifar 9mo ago
History indicates regulation always trails corporate accountants.
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by sifar 10mo ago
By telling yourself it is ok to feel this way and going back to things you are good at, things that you love and people you care about and enjoy being with. Also exercise - that works. There is nothing to overcome. These feelings rise up sp
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by sifar 10mo ago
Nested concolutikns, dilated convolutiona both can pull in data from further afar.
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by sifar 10mo ago
>> 2) expertise to develop code This is wrong. Paradoxically, you need expertise to develop code with LLM.
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by sifar 10mo ago
And one thinks these things haven't been happening in other countries where one wishes to move? What the GP is probably trying to say is that what the US is going through at present has been the default state for most of the developing
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by sifar 10mo ago
It is not clear though, which tools enable and which tools inhibit your development at the beginning of your journey.
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by sifar 10mo ago
What I have come to realize is that, at a societal level, no amount of rational discourse will counter the fear/emotional response. If it were, the world wouldnt' be in the state it is today. Only time, reality shock or meeting a
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by sifar 10mo ago
You and the article's position about not ignoring his views are both right. One cannot ignore his views (for the reasons stated) and yet there needs to be a feedback loop to limit the spread of their views using their wealth and influe
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by sifar 11mo ago
That's an infinite loop.
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by sifar 11mo ago
What is also an example of stunning ignorance here is that a corporation (and by extension capitalism) cannot exist without the laws and the coercive power of the government to enforce them. One can argue a government is whoever can enforce
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by sifar 11mo ago
>> The world in this view is a finite pie But it is. The physical world is finite, with finite resources, human greed not so.
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by sifar 11mo ago
I think people stop at nothing matters or there is no meaning. So either one can be depressed about it or if one takes a step further, if nothing matters/things don't have a meaning, great, then I can focus on stuff that matters t
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by sifar 11mo ago
Curious, how do you deal with hallucinations for important stuff ?
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by sifar 1y ago
Curious, have run GrapheneOS on pixels ? They don't have this issue, though it might change now.
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by sifar 1y ago
I think what they mean to imply is that banks create new money out of thin air and the actual value of the assets would be lower if these new loans were curtailed.
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by sifar 1y ago
And I thought you were going to say thinking machines :). Buy yeah LoRA trips me up too.
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by sifar 1y ago
Try the Spectre TVs. They are normal oled TVS, not smart. Been using one for a few years now, am very glad they exist.
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by sifar 1y ago
However, we don't know beforehand, which of those people would produce new knowledge.

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