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The article isn't about output token limits, it's about input token limits.
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Just because a system can encode paradoxes doesn't mean the system itself can't be solved. Turing, Chaitin, Godel didn't prove things can't be solved, they actually contributed by solving specific areas of specific sys
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Paradoxes of randomness and the limitations of mathematical reason [pdf]
(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
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It's somewhat implied by the first example on the Untouchable number page. > The number 4 is not untouchable as it is equal to the sum of the proper divisors of 9: 1 + 3 = 4. If repeated divisors were counted, that sum would be 7, n
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is there precedence for linux adding new APIs which wrap old APIs, don't implement some features of the old APIs, and add their own new functionality on top? It seems like a recipe for disaster, but also maybe it's the only realis
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It’s not an anecdote, it’s the idea that there are no anecdotes. That is a much more risky idea in the first place, and your link provides quite a few such anecdotes.
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In some sense, on an equal temperament piano a major 7th is less dissonant than a major 3rd. But major 7th can’t be played using black keys and major 3rds can. Check the table in 12 tone equal temperament > Comparison with just intonatio
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Yep. My head unit has its own startup time for digital audio inputs, around 2-3s.
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Very OT, but I concur. I need a DSP for my car audio system. I considered a rpi3 with a DAC attachment. I tried the raspbian OS with some moderate overclocking and removing unneeded startup processes. Couldn’t get it under 25 seconds for bo
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The simulation is overly simplistic. If someone in row 3 finishes their bags, the other people in row 3 don’t always hold up the line for the rest of the plane. - some people prefer to sit and wait - some people let others through before bl
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Fwiw, 90% of the time when I visit a cool package I don’t interact with the creator at all. If you do want nice notes, solicit them in the readmes. “If you see this, send me a note at foo@bar and tell me your thoughts!” I rarely email a ran
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> Hardly shocking. I would be interested in seeing data -- if it's available -- on how much that uptick is due to people with addictions moving to the state in hopes of reducing the odds of ending up in jail over their uncontrollabl
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To me it’s obvious there’s a ton of intuition that led to that question.
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Apple bans alternative web browsers too... so..
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The 6.4.6 kernel has mitigations, but the arch “linux” package is still at 6.4.5.
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Sure, and if that is what was actually happening it'd be fine. It's just hard to know if its actually an ad (make positive video we pay you $5k and give you game for free and review what you say before you can post) or just "
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Maybe that’s why china bans Facebook, limits TikTok usage to 1h per day, and video games to 1 hour per day on weekends and public holidays only. What addictive software system isn’t banned in china? maybe software development..
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Fraud isn’t even negative at a certain point. Whichever person is the top of a prestigious fraud ring still deserves a kind of clout. There’s skills and talent involved not to mention how fraud itself is sadly valuable for most organization
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It’s not just sound, it’s literally entitled overtone singing. FYI for anybody. Your A440 is not the only frequency. There’s every integer multiple (880, 1320, etc) as well. Different coefficients of those overtones are why you can sing “ah
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At UWaterloo 2 required first year courses are heavily proof based. One is basically intro to proofs. And second year there’s required graph theory/combinatorics course which are also proofs. 2nd year formal logic. 3rd year algorithms
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Name your school when you make comments like this. At UWaterloo half my classes were proofs. The other half were projects/coding assignments. If you can’t prove things and don’t cheat, you can’t get a UWaterloo CS degree. Can’t get pas
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Pictures in the word doc linked to here [1] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2352409X1...
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By default it’s an optimization fence if a CTE is referenced 2+ times, and not an optimization fence if referenced 0-1 times. The MATERIALIZED and NOT MATERIALIZED overrides the default.
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Fwiw, I don’t think tailwind UI has any of the issues you raise. https://tailwindui.com/license They do have a catch all, but for PR sake they probably won’t use that unless you’re clearly in the wrong.
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My brother works for Birds Canada making 40k CAD a year. Got dropped into a 500-1M line Java codebase and asked to do site redesign and is now implementing SSO for them. I recommended “Working With Legacy Code” and he read it. His first job
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Read this, seems A) rare and B) not clearly due to green tea extract. The data is basically anecdotal and there isn’t a lot of cases. And none of the cases were due to using green tea, they were herbal mixtures with many ingredients.
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Another missed chance to educate on the N+1 area. Join on unclustered index is still N+1, it’s just N+1 on disk instead of N+1 over the network and disk.
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It's not extortion when the search is for Y product and the customer only knows about X brand.
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what have you found?
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Not to mention the 8 second startup time penalty to generate 150 models worth of Hibernate code at runtime (every time, with no caching...) Over the course of a month this cost me as much as 2 hours of time.
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