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by unddoch 7d ago
Yes. Much more than a bioengineered virus or an out of control terminator, I'm just worrying that governments will feel forced to direct their money to AI capital and away from humans. Why invest billions in undergrad programs when you
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by unddoch 11d ago
Your local American tariffs can hardly explain a global rise in long term yields. The Iran war isn't going great economically but doesn't explain thks. If anything the Russia-Ukraine war has had a bigger influence.
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by unddoch 11d ago
It becomes clearer to more people that it's impossible to predict the future shape of the global economy due to AI. The more clear it is, the cheaper 30 year bonds become.
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by unddoch 23d ago
Theoretically, can Nvidia direct Hugging Face to sue OpenAI now for the hack? Surely they could find some interesting stuff in discovery :)
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A counterexample to Kusner's conjecture on equilateral sets(arxiv.org)
2 points by unddoch 1mo ago|0 comments
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Modern Standby is draining your laptop's battery, and Microsoft won't fix it(xda-developers.com)
5 points by unddoch 5mo ago|1 comments
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by unddoch 1y ago
> I'd like to see references to those claims and experiments, size of the codebase etc. I find it hard to believe the figures since the bottleneck in large codebases is not a compute, e.g. headers preprocessing, but it's a memo
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by unddoch 1y ago
Yes, some phages are very specific - but not all of them! And we're slowly getting better at this: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41564-024-01832-5
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by unddoch 1y ago
I wrote a little GCC plugin for compile time tracing/profiling, if that's something you're interested in: https://github.com/royjacobson/externis
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Show HN: A Nextflow ↔ Python Integration Plugin(github.com)
2 points by unddoch 1y ago|0 comments
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by unddoch 1y ago
I guess it's better, but with C++ being C++, you will then need to decide if you consider struct A { A(const volatile& A); }; as a class with a const copy constructor. Maybe someone cares? Proper templated classes don't behave
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by unddoch 1y ago
It wouldn't be the same trait, for example https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43606777/why-is-class-wi...
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by unddoch 2y ago
It's one of the problems with the 'current' model of Eukaryogenesis. Eugene Koonin has recently suggested an interesting two stage model based also on shared virus phylogenies: https://www.nature.com/articles