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by throwaway71271 2y ago
I have a friend that has it. On his first day of work he missed the bus, so he called our boss and just said "I missed the bus, the next one is tomorrow morning, see you tomorrow". Working on any kind of problem with him is absolu
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CARDIAC: A CARDboard Illustrative Aid to Computation [pdf](cs.drexel.edu)
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
well ultimately you buy a new CPU so that your software runs faster sadly after few years faster CPUs are normalized and we write sloppier code that makes the programs slow again then amd has to work on next generation of speculative execut
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
many are cpu bound for stupid things like https://nee.lv/2021/02/28/How-I-cut-GTA-Online-loading-times... or various accidentally quadratic functions of course they shouldnt, but such is life
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
you can also watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3u7bGgVspM to get more context
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
Man I really have to stop reading hackernews comments, its a total bummer. His companies are making rockets, autonomous humanoid robots and autonomous cars, I will cut my left pinky finger to work on any of those, and this is my capslock fi
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Forth Dimensions Newsletter(archive.org)
2 points by throwaway71271 2y ago|1 comments
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
damn I was so close, but I hooked it to gpt4 and it was just grinding at it asking questions to Sam, after 100 messages or so it almost got it but one of the words was wrong and it never got to the right permutation.
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Zen, CUDA, and Tensor Cores, Part I: The Silicon(computerenhance.com)
175 points by throwaway71271 2y ago|35 comments
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
Cant wait for Opus 3.5 or GPT5 and of course Copilot Honestly writing code is so much more fun (especially Go code, if err if err if err..) I just tried Cursor because of this tweet, and it is really nice, I did pay for it. I just turn all
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
thank you very much!
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
> First Case of New Coronavirus Detected in U.S [ 21 jan 2020 ] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22110873 here we go again poor millennials and zoomers living through their 7th once in a lifetime global crisis :) i g
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Cicada 3301(en.wikipedia.org)
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
> Can that "feature" be disabled? not that I know of, but also she has social pressure to not let her friends "down", its a huge thing who you have "streak" with, and also the longer the streak is the more &
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
When I design systems I just think about tiny traitor generals and their sneaky traitor messengers racing in the war, their clocks are broken, and some of them are deaf, blind or both. CAP or no CAP, chaos will reign. I think FLP ( https:&#
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
> what a file is What is a file, what is a program, how programs run and how programs communicate, is not understood by most people (including most CS students). > Honestly I don't find that too bad. I understand what you mean, i
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
yep :)
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
we played it until we ran out of cards
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
I print with local print shop http://www.hrspeelkaarten.nl/ and https://www.printenbind.nl/ and I print a lot so the price gets to 3-4$ (like 800 decks or so) and then I ship myself. TBH physical products a
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
I think it depends a lot on the kid and the parent, I am teaching my daughter since she was 10, and I try to spend time every day doing something, you can see our progress here: https://github.com/jackdoe/programming-fo
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
Sorry :( I use PostNL, and its actually even more expensive, on most non EU shipping I lose but each deck has pdfs you can just print them with your local printing shop, if you don't print the box it should be cheaper you can also just
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
I make those decks ( https://punkx.org/ ) to help me teach my daughter, and so far they seem very effective, especially the unix pipes one and the 4917 machine code https://punkx.org/4917/ and the pointe
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The Conversational Persuasiveness of LLMs: A Randomized Controlled Trial(arxiv.org)
1 points by throwaway71271 2y ago|0 comments
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
you are replying in the wrong thread
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
> Linux experience is so miserable This is just not true. I switched back to linux recently https://punkx.org/jackdoe/linux-desktop.html and honestly the experience is amazing. I even did dist-upgrade and everything
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
Thanks thats what I was looking for, wasn't sure how it is called :)
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
Amazing! Is it possible to use square magnifying glass to get to 7-8 inch or even 14? I want to make old school vibe amber color mini computer with a PI, and was thinking of using either 5" spi or one of the smaller ones 3.5 or so. PS:
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
This particular video is an exceptionally awesome video. And so are his other neural net videos. He keeps bringing you back to first principles, again and again, does not let a single doubt remain, and the code is very accessible and practi
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Transformer Explainer(poloclub.github.io)
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by throwaway71271 2y ago
:) none of it was true in 2012, the dark times of the linux desktop.. but I was replying to the gp not the article, and assumed they put recent ubuntu on the netbook

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