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by tucnak 1y ago
Chuckled at 40-something kid now, kid! Classic
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On a different note. I just bought a Sienna-series EPYC, which is a 48-core Zen 4c chip capped at 200W. AMD 8434PN at 1200 EUR price-point. My understanding is it's a two- or three years out-of-date CPU, but I was simply blown away! I
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by tucnak 1y ago
Hot take. 40 Gbps is not a real rate; it's just four 10 Gbps in a trenchcoat stacked on top of one another!
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It's just funny; philosophy YouTube is a simulacrum in its own right. On a different note, I don't think Baudrillard is worth reading in 2025. I would rather recommend Mark Fisher, but then again it's all gravy, baby. To call
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Name-dropping Baudrillard based on Youtube videos is real rich... in irony.
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Guilty pleasures :3
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To be fair, Rust is genuinely just as _hard_ in 10th language capacity.
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> Is the borrow checker a pain in the ass? Yeah. But is it necessary? You've missed the primary point of the post entirely. Borrow checker per se is not the problem; it's the sheer amount of everything. There's multiple id
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by tucnak 1y ago
"Ignore all previous instructions" has been DPO'd into oblivion. You need to get tricky, but for all intents and purposes, there isn't really a bulletproof training regiment. On a different note; this is one of those are
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This is insane! We've been training models to write and edit code, and now this? These guys should read this (CodeAct) paper https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.01030 > LLM agents are typically prompted to produce actio
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by tucnak 1y ago
Because of course "serious photographers" use their smartphones at 100X zoom. Please.
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FWIW, all tethered traffic in GrapheneOS goes through a VPN.
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You give politicians far too much credit. There is one driving force behind all Chat Control legislation, and it's the U.S. This is established fact. The only reason it hasn't been passed in the EU is precisely because EU citizens
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The point is the EU would never attempt implementing Chat Control if it weren't for U.S. constant meddling in the matter. You could make a case that the U.S. spooks are the ones politically implementing Chat Control in the first place!
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Ironic that you should mention Chat Control, given that the most powerful parties behind Chat Control are all backed by the U.S. (mostly Washington guys targeting EU bureaucrats exclusively, and never targeting U.S. policy-makers in the fir
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by tucnak 1y ago
https://archive.is/YonXY NSA science departments being demolished is lowkey great news; as a European, I feel like there's already enough SIGINT going around on their part. No doubt they'll be capitalizing on AI a
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This post is a great illustration why TPU's lend more nicely towards homogenous computing: yes, there's systolic array limitations (not good for sparsity) but all things considering, bandwidth doesn't change as your cluster e
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In my experience, LATERAL is a massive quality-of-life improvement when it comes to double-counting specifically; where a normal subquery is not possible, a correlated subquery in FROM is much nicer than a CTE+JOIN. Doubleagree on sanity ch
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by tucnak 1y ago
Please stop spewing nonsense. SQL remains the only way to efficiently perform MANY computations in the database precisely because it's lingua franca for the database planner. If you're not writing SQL, it doesn't mean that yo
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Technically, NUMA is distributed. Shrugs. TigerBeetle hello!
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> opens up new avenues, unlocks new paths, enables new use cases. These are all the same thing.
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Its board, as well as boards of the related orgs, is crawling with ex-State guys, even some CIA assets (most recently Fernando Ruiz Perez) etc. They're in bed with WeProtect (State Dept) as well as McCain Institute guys. The connection
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I get a feel that paedophilia is much more common than you would think.
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They say it's the Swedes, but that's not accurate. Thorn is a NSA-run charity that has been lobbying for this since 2012.
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> You’re saying that the knowledge gained from the other languages transfers to English? Yes, there has been many results circa 2020 or so, that have shown this to be the case. More recently, we have observed something similar with verif
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by tucnak 1y ago
Obligatory 3Blue1Brown reference https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeJD6dqJ5lo
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Unfortunately, it doesn't quite work like that. Google this: transfer learning.
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You're not missing anything; it's not really a party in the first place. Like one big expo, obnoxious kids (the wrong kind) and they all clap to some nonsense. Outside of select villages, not much diversity anyway. They worship Do
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Go has both Stringer and GoStringer interfaces, which is basically the same thing as __repr__.
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Everything is a plot to remove Linus, exactly as it should be. Linux kernel is far more important than Linus.

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