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tempodox
2y ago
Legal frameworks and other realities can make intentions hard or impossible to achieve.
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2y ago
I believe in coincidences. Coincidences happen every day. In a world that operates largely at random, coincidences are to be expected. But I do not trust coincidences.
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2y ago
Manually doing the work others have automated still helps you understand.
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tempodox
2y ago
But how do you know whether a JSON string is a pointer to static data (like in the example with the `main` function) or was dynamically allocated? The same goes for arrays and objects.
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tempodox
2y ago
The Constitution only protects you from the government, it doesn't bind individuals or companies. The government cannot make laws that take away your freedom of speech, but that doesn't mean other people or companies are legally
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2y ago
No surprise, sadly.
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2y ago
What are “SSR and SR devs”?
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2y ago
My comment wasn't meant as an attack on you, on the contrary. I think we agree on your points. I find it absurd that one can be pro gun control but then be selective about what kind of gun violence it's meant to reduce.
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2y ago
if (condition) { // <- hoisted curly do_it(); }
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2y ago
That could be motivation if one doesn't mind absurdity, like “gun control yes, but you're exempt if you pinky-promise you only shoot <people-I-don't-like>”.
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2y ago
As a matter of personal preference, hoisted curlies drive me insane.
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2y ago
Here's to hoping that decision makers will listen to him.
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2y ago
Asserting that gun violence can be regarded as less serious because it was not a “school shooting” feels seriously sick to me.
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2y ago
https://edicl.github.io/hunchentoot/
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2y ago
That would be the real and incontrovertible proof of actual intelligence.
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2y ago
> "There is a kind of North Korean-ness about it," he said. I take it, monumental effort for close to zero functionality is North-Korean.
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2y ago
Personal networks only disadvantage those who have none.
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2y ago
This whole area is so drenched in bullshit, it's no wonder that the generation of BS and fluff is still the most productive use. Just nothing where reliable facts matter. I do believe that machines can vomit crap 10x as fast as human
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2y ago
Still remarkable though that they didn't mean a prompt guesser when they said, “ML engineer”.
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2y ago
The Schwarzschild radius is 2 G M / c^2. When we assume the cutoff mass of 1.4e14 kg, then the Schwarzschild radius would be 103.966e-15 m ≈ 104 femtometers. A hydrogen atom has a radius of ~ 53e-12 m.
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tempodox
2y ago
But where is the reproducible experiment?
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2y ago
> every single customer of Humane
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2y ago
“people … in here” seeing “past it” or not is irrelevant, the VCs won't see past it once they realize that money is lost.
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2y ago
The author could use a lesson in visual design. https://www.contrastrebellion.com
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British Brutalist Buildings – In Pictures
(theguardian.com)
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2y ago
You wouldn't run .NET or Java on a spacecraft MCU and setjmp/longjmp in C are as cheap as it gets for exception handling.
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2y ago
The design of those posters is beautiful. Pure science fiction, considering the time.
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2y ago
> Likewise, we should confine AI decision-making systems to applications that suit their actual abilities—while keeping the potential ramifications of their mistakes firmly in mind. This is where I see the greatest dangers, because we ar
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2y ago
> Every single so-called “AI company” … should read this blog post. And their prospective users even more so. They should know what they are getting themselves into.
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2y ago
The most interesting aspect of all this “AI” craze is how it plays into people's forgotten wishes to believe in miracles again. I have never seen anything else that exposes this desire so conspicuously. And of course all the shrewd o
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