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11mo ago
The literal translation of orangutan in Malay is "person of the forest".
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11mo ago
Was it one of https://web.archive.org/web/20100612184109/https://nelson.be... Neural Circuit Recording from an Intact Cockroach Nervous System https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/P
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11mo ago
I am not a vegan, but many of my meals are vegan. Most of my meals are vegetarian, but I do eat meat. I do not eat pork, octopus or goat. I also keep my dietary preferences very low key. In a social setting, if I accidentally eat something
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11mo ago
And? Get an M1/M2 off of ebay or craigslist.
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11mo ago
There are also RISC-V designs with TSO. If you are targeting x86 workloads, it makes sense to have a per thread TSO mode.
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Spider Cognition: How Tiny Brains Do Mighty Things [video]
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We are learning so many wonderful things about Bees! They can count https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21222227 Bees play https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33369572 https://www.science.org&#
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Too bad Arm doesn't allow architectural licenses, because this is exactly the kind of thing Valve and the FEX developers would want to extend the ISA to support. I bet we see a RISC-V backend to FEX in the next 6 months, it probably
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Only x86 can make x86 irrelevant.
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Not just used by, Valve is sponsoring FEX. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45903610#:~:text=Valve%...
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Your original comment comes of like excuse making and that nothing can possibly be done. > > Between making money, perceived culpability and risks offloaded to insurance companies why would they? > Because it is the right thing to
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This is the calculus that shows why our current civilization is unlikely to pass the filter.
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The ship was 10 years old, not some WW2 hulk.
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Doesn't mean that nothing can be done. https://www.ntsb.gov/news/press-releases/Pages/nr20250320.as... > The NTSB found that the Key Bridge, which collapsed after being struck by the containership Dal
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> But you can see a lot of frustration shine through towards the owners who even in light of the preliminary findings had changed absolutely nothing on the rest of their fleet. Between making money, perceived culpability and risks offloa
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11mo ago
This is just model distillation.
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:(
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1y ago
What was the Python based binary parsing library from around 2010? Hachoir? https://hachoir.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html
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1y ago
Remember kids! Everything is dual use.
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1y ago
It is apfs snapshots for Time Machine. Exclude your git folders from time machine and the perf of everything should improve.
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1y ago
One could argue that you misinterpret rightful notice of the same behavior which caused the conflagration in the first place. Are you "Dude" shaming me? Well then shame on you.
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Not only that, but the guy is clearly out of his element, but makes a big smart looking report and this wrong by a factor of 10. Ground water is not fungible economic value. When its gone it is gone because the aquifers collapse. The CA cen
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Author seems to be still remiss in correcting the over zealous behavior. > Does it make sense to include this water evaporation in the share of water consumed by data centers? I think it’s debatable.
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The large models have all the recipes memorized, you don't need to do a search.
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1y ago
They are already trolling for our prompting techniques, now they are lifting our results. Great.
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1y ago
Thanks for being so open about this. Have you worn one of those diy and prosumer EEG devices? So when you have visual seizure, I can only imagine it is somewhat similar to visual migraine, that is my only reference, you tap log it on your d
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1y ago
And, that is the nature of the tool. You don't use it open loop, you take what it output (you can have give you a search vector as well) and you corroborate what it gave you with more searching. Shit is wrong all the time and you would
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If I am bitching at Claude, then something is wrong. Something was wrong. It broke its deixis and frobnobulated its implied referents. I briefly thought of canning a bunch of tasks as an eval so I could know quantitatively if the thing was
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We do spend a large fraction of the age of the universe not thinking.
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Wow, that looks drastic? How much did it help? Did you notice a change in your personality? How long did it take to recover? Did you lose vision in one eye?
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