skummetmaelk

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by skummetmaelk 3y ago
Presumably you perform chemical analysis rather than looking for globs of the stuff.
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by skummetmaelk 3y ago
This definitely screams Reddit content and feels off for HN.
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by skummetmaelk 3y ago
Unlikely. SRAM is already used heavily in ASICs today and lots of R&D goes, and has gone, into optimizing it already.
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by skummetmaelk 3y ago
Exactly. The free market is perfect. Consumers are always aware of every detail about what they purchase. That's why we don't need food safety laws at all. Consumers will simply buy products from bakeries which don't cut thei
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by skummetmaelk 3y ago
Interesting though that Arch users on the whole seem to experience less system problems than for example Ubuntu users.
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by skummetmaelk 3y ago
At high end production nodes it is impossible to get an entire wafer free of defects. Chips, let alone wafers, already include circuitry to disable parts of themselves if those parts have defects. Cerebras must have spent a ton of effort on
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by skummetmaelk 3y ago
Wafer scale integration is a dead end technology. The engineering issues are just too great.
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by skummetmaelk 3y ago
SRAM uses multiple transistors and takes up a lot more space than DRAM so it is inherently more expensive because it needs more area. The advantage is that it is fast and doesn't need refreshing like DRAM does. You can also put it on t
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by skummetmaelk 3y ago
Seems more pointless than crypto to be honest.
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by skummetmaelk 3y ago
And if you eat too many of the wrong plants you get kidney stones etc. etc. Emphasizing variety is very important. It's almost like a second job to keep up with what you _should_ do. Reviewing daily nutrients is way too much effort for
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by skummetmaelk 3y ago
Thanks for contributing to the dystopia for your own minor financial gain.
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by skummetmaelk 3y ago
You might argue that it encourages people to spend time with their kids instead of working all the time to try and build them an empire.
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by skummetmaelk 3y ago
This is without a doubt the most hilarious take I have ever seen.
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by skummetmaelk 3y ago
I can see the argument for using it with frameworks and libraries as it can discover the library functions that do what your prompt describes for you. It seems to have a lot of trouble with building code that works in a certain way. For exa
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by skummetmaelk 3y ago
If anything the opposite should be true. GPT-4 at least has near perfect English. If your sample displays non-native traits probably it wasn't generated by GPT!
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by skummetmaelk 3y ago
I have tried to get useful code out of ChatGPT with GPT-4 and so far been unable to find a case where it was easier for me to verify that chatGPT was right than to just do it myself. This was for toy examples. For more complicated things it
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by skummetmaelk 3y ago
The missile knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't, or where it isn't from where it is (whichever is greater), it obtains a difference, or
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by skummetmaelk 4y ago
Ironically you've proven you have no value add over GPT-4 by choosing to use it to complete your tasks.
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by skummetmaelk 4y ago
Is this sarcasm? I actually cannot tell.
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by skummetmaelk 4y ago
Cancer is not an infectious disease.
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by skummetmaelk 4y ago
Okay, and that's going to benefit blogspam and auto generated content how exactly? That's the SEO that people complain about. Not being able to search for reviews for products because the results are all spammy "BEST VACUUM I
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by skummetmaelk 4y ago
> DuckDuckGo uses Bing search under the hood, and they're not making nearly enough money to do R&D on things like making the next BeRT. If only DuckDuckGo existed, search algorithm quality would stagnate and then get worse (whic
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by skummetmaelk 4y ago
Sure it's easy to say and difficult to achieve. Would it be easier to eliminate profit motive rather than limiting the ways in which it can be done? Eliminating profit motive would be an attempt to change human nature, we are greedy af
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by skummetmaelk 4y ago
Maximizing profit is great if the side effects are beneficial. Currently maximizing profit means shoving as many ads down people's eyeballs as possible and that's the root cause of blogspam. Google is obviously not going to fight
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by skummetmaelk 4y ago
That's great until an unknowing mechanic connects a pwned device to the secure system that infects it and enables it to receive commands from the "assumed pwned" network box.
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by skummetmaelk 4y ago
> And this narrative that big companies are sucking up data and ruining society was pushed by "old" media in a struggle to remain relevant A quick dismissal of the fact that this data collection was and is happening and has alr
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by skummetmaelk 4y ago
Oh my God. You met one of your friends on TikTok and that's reason enough to absolve it of any negatives?
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by skummetmaelk 4y ago
A glaring example of how the advertising business model incentives lead to the worst outcomes for everyone. People working at TheSoul Publishing literally waste their lives producing straight up harmful content and the consumers either get
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by skummetmaelk 4y ago
Please don't let weird localized keyboards block this. We don't care about that stuff. People buying framework laptops are able to change their keyboard layout in software and use it without having to look at the symbols present o
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by skummetmaelk 4y ago
95% of men aged 20-30 will be flagged for telling their equally aged friends to "suck their dick".

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