spullara

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by spullara 3y ago
i think you were blocked by hotel wifi for some reason.
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by spullara 3y ago
It turned out not nearly as many people were needed to run Twitter. They are all in office though.
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by spullara 3y ago
Dunno. Can't reach it. curl -v https://www.youshouldworkwith.com * Trying 76.76.21.61:443... * connect to 76.76.21.61 port 443 failed: Operation timed out * Trying 76.76.21.22:443...
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by spullara 3y ago
Is it already down? Just out of curiosity, what is the bottleneck?
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by spullara 3y ago
This seems obvious. Older processors are worse than newer processors with more features.
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by spullara 3y ago
At Yahoo we built a thing called "meatspace" that would do this with wifi MAC addresses but legal stopped it as you could identify people and their locations back in time as soon as you associated them. Some other companies did th
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by spullara 3y ago
Being the best in your community is a dead end. This is a global optimization problem, maybe galactic, maybe the universe.
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by spullara 3y ago
There are so many posts about how async Rust isn't the right abstraction it would surprise me if someone doubled-down on it right now.
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by spullara 3y ago
I also stocked up but then moved on.
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by spullara 3y ago
Wow, even crypto crimes have gone down bad. Only $1.3m???
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by spullara 3y ago
You have to compare the keys in order to figure out if you have a hash collision or a new key. Without first scanning the entire file to know what the list of keys are there isn't a way around it. Even determining that list of keys inv
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by spullara 3y ago
You have to read and parse the entire file to find the place names.
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by spullara 3y ago
This has been super fun. My current PR[1] is another 15% faster than my entry in the README. Sadly I haven't been able to make any progress on using SIMD to accelerate any part of it. I think the issues with hashing could be easily cov
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by spullara 3y ago
One neat pathfinding trick that I use for an in game GPS is to allow the user to specify multiple destinations and find the closest one. Rather than just running it multiple times, I temporarily add a synthetic node to each of the destinati
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by spullara 3y ago
That would still be very slow with any reasonably large corpus.
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by spullara 3y ago
Even if they are flat they should be reduced by inflation if you are comparing them to pre 2020 prices.
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by spullara 3y ago
Because they rely on features or behaviors that are only in Chrome?
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by spullara 3y ago
Quantum computers need about 1m logical qubits (error corrected). It is the CS fusion.
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by spullara 3y ago
I've always wondered why completion i/o systems require you to hand them a buffer rather than a buffer pool. Handing them a buffer means that you are keeping a huge amount of memory allocated when you have a huge number of connect
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by spullara 3y ago
Did you not find the built-in voice-to-text and text-to-speech APIs to be sufficient?
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by spullara 3y ago
This isn't as big a problem as you seem to think it is. Even if people need to verify facts maybe it will give them better judgement when other humans lie to them.
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by spullara 3y ago
I'm glad that at least you need an Apple ID for this to work. Apple probably closed the spam hole.
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by spullara 3y ago
I'm pretty sure some of the spam I am getting was using this vector. Hopefully it kills it now.
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by spullara 3y ago
I am pretty sure this exploit is probably the source of iMessage spam so I hope they figure out how to close this hole.
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by spullara 3y ago
It runs your code for every pixel on the canvas. You might like this: https://www.shadertoy.com/
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by spullara 3y ago
For sure: https://gist.github.com/spullara/0fc3e88150f66179017b9aa1758...
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by spullara 3y ago
I guess this is really CA buying VMWare. This is a standard move by CA. Buy an entrenched software company that isn't growing but has a lot of customers and milk it.
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by spullara 3y ago
Azure OpenAI GPT-4
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by spullara 3y ago
As others have pointed out, you wouldn't do it that way. You would do it dynamically at runtime inserting them into the video stream.
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by spullara 3y ago
If they weren't cheap about it they would just serve a video that has the ads built into it. Instead they try and play them separately because that is cheaper. It would also be a better user experience because there wouldn't be th

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