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by ta988 2y ago
This would be particularly useful to reverse engineer the macros.
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by ta988 2y ago
What I find extremely sad in the whole academic business, is that all the work that is put in creating those tools, curriculum, classes materials etc are just wasted. Systems are decomissioned, professors refuse to share their materials or
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by ta988 2y ago
You are right, what degraded is not simply the students attention and motivation, it is the whole institution. They keep pushing ineffective approaches all over. You are right to blame LMSes, they are absolute disasters, poorly designed and
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by ta988 2y ago
Those processes can be made continuous most of the time.
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by ta988 2y ago
There are a lot of unknowns here, it may have been a contract paid at completion, or expected to be renewed as it was in discovery phase.
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by ta988 2y ago
Nobody has to try and figure out. People can decide to do what they want and don't have to justify themselves.
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by ta988 2y ago
Thanks! This is extremely useful and I'll be waiting for the next ones.
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by ta988 2y ago
No mentions of the GPIOs bug... Especially with the new flash stacked models it would have been nice to know if they finally fixed it.
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by ta988 2y ago
This is terrifying, all that during a calm protest. I hope the people will stay strong, this is exactly what they are up against.
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by ta988 2y ago
This is fun, but if you reduce the tension and click a lot on it, it gets stuck with almost all the points at the top of the screen except one. Also weirdly in Firefox android it clicks a lot, not on chrome.
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by ta988 2y ago
Indirect costs and non-payroll costs (equipment, travel, etc)
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by ta988 2y ago
When your population doesn't make enough kids, steal from neighbors. Look at what Russia did with Ukrainian babies.
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by ta988 2y ago
Claude code has been working better than Cursor+3.7-thinking despite using the same model (except the orchestrator)
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by ta988 2y ago
And for sure dismantling social security and all the safety nets including medicaid will help them feel welcomed again...
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by ta988 2y ago
Absolutely every European country can make something better than a brick. And there are high quality planes like the Rafale that aren't PaaS (Planes as a Service) where the owner can unilaterally stop you from using it.
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by ta988 2y ago
And the story continues. This means that no country will want to buy F16s. If you don't get support they are useless. They are eroding really fast the US shine and trust in the world. This is going to have a massive effect on the US ec
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by ta988 2y ago
They really found the most efficient way to reduce every dependency the rest of the world had on the US. When the US will finally wake up, there will be nothing left but countries ready to sell their better technology to the US and maybe no
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by ta988 2y ago
You will have to explain to me how.
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by ta988 2y ago
That could be because she optimizes for views, willingly or not. There is a reason why a lot of podcasters and youtubers move toward more extreme and polarizing views, that's what attracts more viewers and creates more engagement. Same
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by ta988 2y ago
They exist in various forms...
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by ta988 2y ago
any specific reason you are posting that?
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by ta988 2y ago
A lot of the stories talking about current administration gets flagged rapidly even those purely technical.
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by ta988 2y ago
My understanding of the L2 part is that it asks for a 256b pre-fetch (only available on some platforms it seems) but they use vectors of 4 32bits signed ints max so not sure why only the 256 would work or if the fact that it did fetch the n
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by ta988 2y ago
Parallel Thread Execution. Think of them as opcodes for the Nvidia GPUs. They are a bit more complex that your traditional opcodes (the lowest level of abstraction accessible to users) in CPUs, as you can specify cache parameters, memory b
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by ta988 2y ago
Too late, there is no more innovation from openai all the people that were the drivers left for Anthropic and the others. They had some of the biggest funding, had the advance... And yet they lost it.
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by ta988 2y ago
I didn't know that computation on encrypted data without decryption was solved overnight.
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Pharma CEOs Speaking Up, Damn It(science.org)
3 points by ta988 2y ago|0 comments
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by ta988 2y ago
Yes and Cu and fiberglass and the resins are especially toxic too
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by ta988 2y ago
Yes, they probably all do that. Anthropic primised to pay the winner that broke all their protections. That way they get tens of thousands of free workers trying to get the money. Much cheaper than $300k engineers.
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by ta988 2y ago
recycled PCBs are often turned into dust.

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