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by sosodev 1y ago
Is a human incapable of such delusion given similar guidance?
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by sosodev 1y ago
A human could also describe chocolate without ever having tasted it. Do you believe that experience is a requirement for consciousness? Could a human brain in a jar not be capable of consciousness? To be clear, I don't think that LLMs
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by sosodev 1y ago
Humans were trained on caves, pits, and nets. It seems to me that they know what "part" they should play in this kind of situation, regardless of what other "thoughts" they might have. They are going to act despairing, b
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by sosodev 1y ago
Short term: Work with various departments to pull all student-related data into a data warehouse. Then apply data analysis techniques to try and find the patterns in student failure where the college can offer more support. Long term: Add i
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by sosodev 1y ago
Congratulations, friend. I hope it works out well for you. :)
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by sosodev 1y ago
I was unemployedish (some freelancing) for around 18 months and I'm starting what I think might be my dream job on Monday. I was very burnt out after being fired / laid off from multiple unethical tech startups and a divorce. Duri
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by sosodev 1y ago
Net worth is a bad comparison. It’s easy for people to have $20k in assets but very little cash on hand.
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by sosodev 1y ago
That sounds like a breakthrough to me. I don’t think GPT-4 could accomplish the same thing given several hours to try.
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by sosodev 1y ago
How do you figure? They’ve hinted that the reasoning breakthrough used to achieve gold in the IMO will be here in GPT-5.
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by sosodev 1y ago
The Steam networking sockets do offer the same functionality as ENet. Is it possible to use the Steam Datagram Relay without the steam networking sockets? I would assume so. Not sure I see the benefit of supporting both.
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by sosodev 1y ago
Interesting article. I'm surprised the author didn't mention https://github.com/foxssake/netfox The core of Godot's netcode is way too minimal. It gives you a way to synchronize state and make RPC. That&
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by sosodev 1y ago
I’m sorry. I think that I, and probably others, have misinterpreted it. Between Ben’s writings on the fly blog and litefs cloud it seemed like that was the case. I didn’t realize it had been discontinued.
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by sosodev 1y ago
Clearly it does have something to do with fly.io considering fly is and has been pushing for litefs/stream as the ideal database solution for fly users. It seems reasonable that readers would compare it to other fly offerings.
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by sosodev 1y ago
Strengthen your prefrontal cortex so "you" have more control over your urges. You typically do this with meditation.
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by sosodev 2y ago
I suspect the best way to forge an independent path in 2025 is to combine your work with social media. It seems like people with a dedicated audience can do whatever they please and live comfortably.
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by sosodev 2y ago
Does relativity mean that time is not just a human construct? It’s hard to believe it is irrelevant when we have discovered special behaviors that are part the fabric of reality.
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by sosodev 2y ago
When you say something like this what are you hoping to accomplish? Should nobody build products like this?
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by sosodev 2y ago
A lot of those metrics are percentages which are always adjusted for population.
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by sosodev 2y ago
Genuine question… how? Every time I’ve tried to run a standard Linux distro like Ubuntu for more than a couple of years I inevitably end up breaking something in a way that I can’t recover. Are you taking snapshots to roll back to?
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by sosodev 2y ago
https://speed.yjit.org/ Railsbench is 5.8% faster with 3.4 over 3.3
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by sosodev 2y ago
If you're using a javascript frontend like React there is no real benefit of Stimulus. Even with turbo frames you can have React handle the updates. Stimulus is just a minimalistic way of binding javascript classes to dynamic dom compo
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by sosodev 2y ago
AMD has some great iGPUs but it seems like they're still planning to compete in the dGPU space just not at the high end of the market.
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by sosodev 2y ago
Yeah, and if the homeless people outside the office heard the security guard complaining about their low pay imagine how they would feel. The “somebody has it worse” argument always ends up pushing people to accept getting screwed over.
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The Fediverse Desperately Needs Sustainable File Hosting(evergreenfiles.com)
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by sosodev 2y ago
They can still hire people and compete with each other? I'm just saying they shouldn't hire in mass quantities if there's a high chance that all of those people will be let go later on. It seems unethical to me but again it&#
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by sosodev 2y ago
I suppose it's largely a matter of perspective but I would argue that fewer more stable jobs would likely be better for both the companies and employees. Also, you're missing another obvious argument. Most tech companies that are
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by sosodev 2y ago
Obviously the win is not laying people off. It's no secret that tech companies have not been hiring for sustainability and that sucks.
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by sosodev 2y ago
You're generalizing way too much. There are still tons of teams out there running and creating new microservices.
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by sosodev 2y ago
I would love to see an actual breakdown of oodle vs self hosted costs. I seriously doubt that it’s cheaper.
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by sosodev 2y ago
So the vast majority of your fork is just rebranding? Customers get to lose thousands of commits worth of improvements for that?

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