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by ta8645 3y ago
DTrace was not the inspiration for eBPF at all, so it's not obvious it is relevant to mention. As the documentary mentions, the initial impetus for eBPF, was software defined networking. eBPF is a much bigger and more comprehensive in
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by ta8645 3y ago
It seems like the variation displayed at the bottom left of the board is trailing the move played, rather than being displayed beforehand as a challenge. This means that when the board is first displayed, there is no indication at all as t
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MathSensei: A Tool-Augmented Large Language Model for Mathematical Reasoning(arxiv.org)
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That's an interesting narrative, but are you sure that's actually what happened? It seems to elide the role of the drug manufacturer who pays for all these trials in the first place. Why would they pay for such doomed trials, ju
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Compact Disks Make Comeback: Memory Could Exceed Petabytes(youtube.com)
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Why are the formulas for the sphere so weird?(youtube.com)
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Worlds First Stockpile Measurement with the Apple Vision Pro(youtube.com)
2 points by ta8645 3y ago|1 comments
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by ta8645 3y ago
I sent an innocuous and gentle reminder that your snark was out of line. It doesn't matter what anyone else did, it didn't give you the right to break the rules. In the future, please just watch the snark, and help make this sit
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by ta8645 3y ago
Kagi search results say it might have even been three: https://rickdunhamblog.com/2014/04/02/toxic-white-house-wate...
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More snark instead of owning your own failing. I didn't make a shallow dismissal. I praised what you did correctly, and gently reminded you to help keep this site from degrading.
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Taking the time to offer direct links was definitely helpful; but the added snark, detracts: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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> The rest of my family has no interest in learning this stuff What about going on strike for a day or two? Not in a petulant way, but in a loving way. Just to impress upon your family exactly how important things are, that they're
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by ta8645 3y ago
I think the best response is to steal the joke and repeat it without comment. "Eleven meters per second." Full stop. It's humorous, and any reasonable interlocutor understands not to take it seriously. Of course, there are m
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COVID19 mRNA Vaccines: Lessons from Registrational Trials and Global Vaccination(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
2 points by ta8645 3y ago|1 comments
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I heard about a test someone did, after wondering how their dog was always standing in the window at the end of each workday, anticipating their owners arrival home. After casting about, a theory was developed that the dog "smelled ti
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by ta8645 3y ago
That's simply a shameful indictment of ebook readers. They should be able to provide (almost) all the ergonomics of a paper book, and more.
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> What's the value in making an algorithm that's drastically slower? Perhaps as an important stepping stone? Deferred optimization and all that.
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I'd prefer an app that can find the missing socks for all the singletons that emerge from each load of laundry. We'll probably have to wait for a super AGI though.
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My impression is that OpenAI was founded by true believers, with the best intentions; whose hopes were ultimately sidelined in the inexorable crush of business and finance.
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$765.00 USD is a reasonable price, even if it's only 8GB max memory. Would really like to know how hot it runs though, I've been searching for a laptop that stays cool, even when pushed Their marketing page (with a little more de
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Just to be clear, 95% of electricity in Norway is from hydro. Not 4.95%
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Often, other people's opinion of you, is more reliable than your own. You should at least consider how likely it is that everyone else is wrong, and you are right. There are of course times when the world is wrong -- in which case yo
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Surely LFS will survive? Might need to update a few steps is all.
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Wow really? Thanks for your insight buddy.
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Thanks, that means a lot, especially coming from someone who was commenting on the ability of AI to feel pleasure.
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Customers care about results, not whatever pleasure it creates for the vendor.
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You're lucky if so. I have something closer to pong running inside my head.
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Why are you able to have a fun job, when another human has a non-fun job? Because you're more talented and have skills they lack. Same goes for AI versus you. You're just starting to feel what billions of other people have fel
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We'd have to return the greeting, including our preferred pronouns.
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Prominent Physicist Misleads Public about Expensive Particle Collider(youtube.com)
2 points by ta8645 3y ago|0 comments

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