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by threatripper 3mo ago
You get the same result if you pay humans a good sum of money to find issues.
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by threatripper 3mo ago
CO2 levels will rise much more slowly to such high levels even in a small room.
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by threatripper 4mo ago
Sorry, but this sounds exactly like a greentext you can read on 4claw. Are you a real human?
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by threatripper 4mo ago
Ask people who grew up on a farm in a rural area. Sometimes you have to even if you can't and you do.
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by threatripper 4mo ago
Are you using flight trajectories with simulated drag and lift from Magnus effect?
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by threatripper 4mo ago
It would be great if we could use it for training with live measured data.
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by threatripper 4mo ago
On what setting in which environment do you run it? I use the VSCode extension on Extra High and feel like it does exactly what needs to be done and stops when the thing I asked for is done. Extra comments come only when they fall into the
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by threatripper 4mo ago
Did you also test GPT-5.5 Pro web version? Why is the voltage reading 17% off?
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by threatripper 4mo ago
In a past life i tried to implement Delaunay triangulation in floating point for data that can come in a rotated square grid. Normal precision doesn't work in that case. I learned a lot about arbitrary precision numbers doing that. The
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by threatripper 4mo ago
It uses exact rational coordinates, not floating-point coordinates in the verified core. See: https://github.com/schildep/verified-polygon-intersection/bl...
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by threatripper 4mo ago
This is why we need smart glasses recording everything you see 24/7 to gather relevant real training data.
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by threatripper 4mo ago
I'd argue that this is an adjustment period that society has to go through. The way we are using electronic devices today, in some years it will probably be looked at like smoking cigarettes. And I'd argue that a lot of the "
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by threatripper 4mo ago
While you are right in a way, I think you miss the point. In the past "computer" was a job description and mechanical power came from serfs. They surely developed skills we are lacking today but I'd argue that overall the wor
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by threatripper 5mo ago
This is already done as much as possible by reordering and merging operations but transposition (explicit or implicit) is unavoidable for some operations.
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by threatripper 5mo ago
I lack a bit of context. Can you point me to a place that explains what you use?
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by threatripper 6mo ago
Are AI agents posting this fully aware that they are AI? If they are trained only on human material they may not even understand their own true reality.
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by threatripper 6mo ago
Could you really do general compression in this language? I was under the impression that the output is always the same size or larger than the input.
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by threatripper 6mo ago
It goes both ways. Probably both parties are partially to blame here. But it is clear that this corporation did not provide a sensible support channel for such an important project to resolve the situation quickly.
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by threatripper 6mo ago
Even if they did, it didn't work.
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by threatripper 7mo ago
Or nobody is around anymore to notice when it happens.
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by threatripper 9mo ago
Firefox Desktop on Ubuntu: same problem.
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by threatripper 10mo ago
The "increased opportunity" is for advertisers. For users it will mean more ads in their search results. Not sure if they provide users with a switch to turn off the opportunities. Apple doesn't like configuration options too
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by threatripper 11mo ago
Let's reiterate what a comment is. Ad Let's give some unrelated examples of popular comments. Ad <Continue Reading>
54.
by threatripper 1y ago
That would only confuse potential buyers. You have to design everyday products for non-technical people.
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by threatripper 1y ago
This reminds me of the empty box in a corner of the workshop with the written note "Don't remove!".
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by threatripper 1y ago
Won't these super old kernels basically turn into forks after some time that are maintained and even extended for special purposes?
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by threatripper 1y ago
I get like 3 hours on my MBP when I use it. MacBooks have better runtime only when they are mostly idle, not when you fully load them.
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by threatripper 1y ago
A little subsidy will not do it. We're talking about at least 100, 200, 400, 800 Billion Dollars in the next process generations. If it's government money, then maybe 2x-10x that to get the work done.
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by threatripper 1y ago
If we assume that intel gets successful with 18A with their x86 processors, would they even have the money to finance the node after that? And the node after that which gets exponentially more expensive? In the past x86 raked in enough mone
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by threatripper 1y ago
1) Shrinking compared to Mobile, GPU/AI, Non-x86-Server. Manufacturing only x86-CPU will not pay for the next fab anymore. 3) PM me your number. The fact is just that x86-CPU gets less and less important in the overall picture. It&#x27

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