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by sitkack 2y ago
There were some other guys that famously got a lot done on stimulants.
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by sitkack 2y ago
https://programs.sigchi.org/chi/2025/program/content/189154 https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/The-Impact-of-Generati...
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by sitkack 2y ago
Totally agree. I am saying JSONL is a lower bound format, if you can use something better you should. Data interchange, archiving, transmission, etc. It shouldn't be repeatedly queried. Parquet, Arrow, sqlite, etc are all better format
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by sitkack 2y ago
Ha ha, "too low risk to action ..." When I was younger I would fight those valiant fights, now only if actual end users would suffer irreparable harm, I give me people my advice, but when the pedantically push back and MAKE YOU MA
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by sitkack 2y ago
JSONL as a replacement for CSV, you shouldn't be using CSV as format for long term storage or querying, it has so many downsides and nearly zero upsides. JSONL when compressed with zstd, most of "expensive if large" disappear
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by sitkack 2y ago
Thanks, the paper is very readable. > Abstract The rise of Generative AI (GenAI) in knowledge workflows raises questions about its impact on critical thinking skills and practices. We survey 319 knowledge workers to investigate 1) when a
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by sitkack 2y ago
I switched to JSONL over a decade ago and I would recommend everyone else to also have switched then. This whole thread is an uninformed rehash of bad ideas.
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by sitkack 2y ago
Parent is supposing w/o any experience. LLMs can see in hex, bytecode and base64, rot13, etc. I use LLMs to decompile bytecode all the time.
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by sitkack 2y ago
Side glance, whispers. (rubber necks directly at the target) WHAT?! Did you just SAY BE DISCRETE BUT ....
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by sitkack 2y ago
They should just sell one cpu.
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by sitkack 2y ago
You could try, I contacted the new owners awhile ago. They don't/won't even sell new copies of the archive dvd. I tried. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14345682 but a kind soul responded to that request
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by sitkack 2y ago
While CR has the ability to filter by Wifi or not, as time goes on, this will drop to zero. What they don't do is say if the functionality is gated behind 1) an app and 2) behind internet connectivity, they aren't the same.
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by sitkack 2y ago
They will just try again after the old weirdos get sent to the nursing home.
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by sitkack 2y ago
I look forward to Jeff inserting a "Bosch Sux" interstitial into his Youtube videos.
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by sitkack 2y ago
I agree. And Consumer Reports (which I am a "member") needs to call them out and hard for this.
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by sitkack 2y ago
I now think of myself as being the lucky one who gets to be at the right place and the right time, experiencing the act of creation is a gift from everything and everyone else that helped make it possible.
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by sitkack 2y ago
> But Taylor was hired to do it as an employee. I think that is overly reductive. Regardless of if someone is paid for a thing, the creation is still theirs. I have been paid to solve problems, but the solution was my creation.
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by sitkack 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Taylor_(mechanic) needs to get more credit for designing and building the engine in the Wright Flyer.
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by sitkack 2y ago
Another thought, in a highly educated populace, the path length between any person and someone highly skilled would be much shorter. Everyone would know someone who knows someone who is an expert in a subject. So it would be much easier for
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by sitkack 2y ago
Not with any relatives by k-hops they won't.
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by sitkack 2y ago
I was being too obtuse in my obfuscation, it is a proton.me email address
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by sitkack 2y ago
Maybe it was flagged and unflagged between when I saw it? I never saw it flagged.
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by sitkack 2y ago
Yeah, when I was younger, I had a kickball mailing list running on my mail server early 2000s. It only had kickball traffic, anytime someone wanted to play a game they would post, their phone number and time and location of a game and peopl
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by sitkack 2y ago
It is odd how quickly this dropped from 1 to 58 (3rd from the bottom on the second page) in just the time I came back from lunch.
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by sitkack 2y ago
Connectionism and cognitive architecture: A critical analysis https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Connectionism-and-cogn... Fodor and Pylyshyn's Critique of Connectionism and the Brain as Basis of the Mind http
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by sitkack 2y ago
Papers are linked here https://www.scallop-lang.org/resources.html https://www.cis.upenn.edu/~mhnaik/papers/neurips21.pdf https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3591280 There is
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by sitkack 2y ago
Bad self talk where one tears oneself down is a common one. There is also regressive punishment, in the case where someone else has been wronged, not writing the wrong and letting it linger is also a form of self harm. I now have the philos
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by sitkack 2y ago
> can even be angry at myself, in which case revenge doesn't even make sense I have seen lots of people, myself included, where self revenge would make the most plausible explanation for behavior. I no longer see people as homogeneo
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by sitkack 2y ago
email is on profile, drop me a line if you want to discuss gpu meta machines
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by sitkack 2y ago
s/serial/scalar ONNX doesn't have the direct capabilities to be the compilation target for regular imperative code.

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