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by tantalor 1y ago
The thought of forcing the AI to use vim gave me a nice chuckle. Thank you sir.
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by tantalor 1y ago
But lots of words have multiple definitions
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by tantalor 1y ago
Here are a few well known ones off the top of my head: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bible https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tao_Te_Ching https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quran
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by tantalor 1y ago
Hyrum's Law
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Nvidia becomes first public company worth $5T(techcrunch.com)
4 points by tantalor 1y ago|1 comments
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by tantalor 1y ago
> RTX did not respond to our vulnerability report I guess they mean you should sell the vulnerability to highest bidder instead of reporting? Weird choice.
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by tantalor 1y ago
Does grok save chat history?
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by tantalor 1y ago
Sure but if the framework also changes the signature of the function, there's nothing compiler can do. Unless you want it to catch `if(promise)`
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by tantalor 1y ago
Prediction markets are saying 2032-2033 > before 2032: 51% > before 2033: 61% https://manifold.markets/RemNi/will-we-get-agi-before-2033
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by tantalor 1y ago
Explain how static typing would avoid this problem.
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by tantalor 1y ago
An unpublished paper.
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by tantalor 1y ago
Oh great, it's the Severance simulator.
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by tantalor 1y ago
> Supports humanoid, four-legged, and bird creatures. Man is a featherless biped - tantalor
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by tantalor 1y ago
How to defeat this: Step 1: Create an AI image and display it. Step 2: Use this camera to take a picture of it. Now you have "attested" proof of "verifiably real" image.
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by tantalor 1y ago
> 58.9% TypeScript and 32.6% JavaScript Isn't that just 91.5% JavaScript? TypeScript is not real.
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by tantalor 1y ago
Absolutely despise this "Josefin Sans" font face. Illegible.
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by tantalor 1y ago
> as ChatGPT confirmed when I asked it to analyze it lol we are so cooked
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by tantalor 1y ago
I see $849.99
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by tantalor 1y ago
That's short sighted. A burrito is a perfect candidate for ballistic trajectory. They can easily absorb the high g-force associated with traditional mortar-style launch system, even up to exotic "space gun" capable of interco
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by tantalor 1y ago
It's a symptom of the deeper problem: Apple does not value game developers or the experience of users.
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by tantalor 1y ago
Peak HN comment. Put this in the history books.
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by tantalor 1y ago
Because gaming on Mac actually looks bad in practice. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44906305
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by tantalor 1y ago
Been like that since 1977
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by tantalor 1y ago
They are still making this? Why?
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by tantalor 1y ago
> they often fail to refund money to victims and aggressively fight police to claw back scam money seized from machines Why don't we just call these companies what they are, banks, and require them to follow the same "know your
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by tantalor 1y ago
Fun fact: they're edible too > In addition to the rationing system, the government provided food through soup kitchens in the cities. As the intensity of the famine increased, the reliance on soup kitchens increased. In April 1945,
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by tantalor 1y ago
That's an absurd comparison. At the time there were dozens of search engines and new ones every day. Everybody knew what search engines were, and what they offered. Google did not invent the form field -> SRP pattern; people were al
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by tantalor 1y ago
In this genre, Mini Metro is really fun, highly recommend. https://dinopoloclub.com/games/mini-metro/
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by tantalor 1y ago
> poisoning attacks require a near-constant number of documents regardless of model and training data size I fear this takeaway could be misinterpreted by non-experts. I'm sure the computer science PhDs in the crowd will understand
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by tantalor 1y ago
Hate it, thanks

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