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by ux266478 5mo ago
> Part of me suspects this was also because it was seen as "clever" at the time. Look ma, we let arrays turn into pointers! Isn't that clever? It was intentional and functional. The idea was basically a primitive kind of p
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by ux266478 5mo ago
Not a Verizon phone.
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by ux266478 5mo ago
Easier said than done in the US. Even of the phones that allow for rooting (which is few and far between these days) you're at the complete mercy of the carrier for whether or not that ability is actually available to you. Even if the
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by ux266478 5mo ago
vLLM in a docker container, FP16 quantized on an 8x MI300X cluster. Very lazy hackjob, I didn't even set up an interface. Was constructing curl commands from string templates. I worked out if I paid that compute cost over a whole month
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by ux266478 5mo ago
They're made possible because all but the most frivolous lawsuits are not disincentivized, but are in fact tolerated as a tacit, systemic feature by the state and the bar association. The example given is a stalling tactic. Stalling ta
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by ux266478 5mo ago
The base model doesn't have these problems FWIW
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by ux266478 5mo ago
The more direct comparison is the blue collar working conditions throughout the west in the late 19th and early 20th centuries actually. It is true that environmental protections could be much better in the United States, did you assume I w
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by ux266478 5mo ago
They live in different layers of "medium". This is like asking "What does piping do that juice doesn't?", they're not mutually exclusive.
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by ux266478 5mo ago
> but I see plenty of idolizing of China and how it manages to solve big problems at speeds unseen This is actually a great example for extant romanticization of China. People lauding Chinese expediency in the context of industry and con
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by ux266478 5mo ago
SteamOS leverages namespaces via pressure-vessel already. The problem exists exclusively on Windows. Paravirtualized drivers introduce API incompatibility issues and decades of cumulative engine infrastructure made for Windows using the Win
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by ux266478 5mo ago
I think the most punk rock, anarchist thing that could happen is someone leverages the shitty, pre-digested consumer-facing models to orchestrate a cybersecurity incident where the frontier base models are stolen and freely distributed to t
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by ux266478 5mo ago
Is it the pursuit accumulating capital (incentive to profit) or merely to fund something? You switch from the former to the latter. Why do you believe that profit is reliant on copyright? Piracy is so widespread that copyright may as well n
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by ux266478 5mo ago
The full story the other comments don't cover: - Datalog is a syntactic subset of Prolog - Real Prolog implementations generally have the ability to configure their runtimes such that it becomes a proper superset of Datalog
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by ux266478 5mo ago
I understand that, though I wouldn't stop. I'd just go much slower and radically change my methodology. Failures in other engineering domains come with massive legal consequences, and they have for a very long time. In mesopotamia
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by ux266478 5mo ago
I most definitely don't agree with him, and I find the idea absolutely repugnant. Devils advocate though, I would be much more careful with the code that I write if regulators passed some dogshit law like that.
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by ux266478 5mo ago
I disagree, though the conflation certainly should be considered in no small terms as such.
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by ux266478 5mo ago
I fully support that, actually.
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by ux266478 6mo ago
systemd-boot's automatic sourcing of UKIs isn't a BLS thing. This is BLS: https://uapi-group.org/specifications/specs/boot_loader_spec...
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by ux266478 6mo ago
> Do you believe that there will be happier marriages and less domestic violence when brides are 16 years old and have little to no agency in choosing who marries them? Comparison isn't necessarily binary. I'd posit these thing
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by ux266478 6mo ago
BLS means many config files instead of one, not zero config files.
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by ux266478 6mo ago
> SteamOS is open source, so it's not really walled. SteamOS is technically licensed under GPL, but Valve has yet to release the source code for 3.0 (4 years ago...) The last activity in the public kernel repository was 9 years ago.
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by ux266478 6mo ago
It's a specific Windows issue too, and not unique to the steam controller. Xinput doesn't work with generic USB controllers, because you know, Microsoft. Hence why you need cope software for Sony controllers. Valve does deserve cr
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by ux266478 6mo ago
Nah, I'm happy to pay the guild, they put that 30% to good use. I just wish their partner portal wasn't a gigantic pile of crap in return.
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by ux266478 6mo ago
To solve this matter, I propose renaming it to WNL: WSL is not Linux
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by ux266478 6mo ago
How much commentary do you read on biocomputers? There are a lot less people talking about biocomputers than there are talking about AI in general. Remarks on the matter across the board are almost exclusively concerns and skeevishness, pro
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by ux266478 6mo ago
So exactly like textboards in the 1990s, except powertripping discord mods just ban you. Aggrieved sysops would target you with malware before banning you. Nothing new under the sun.
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by ux266478 6mo ago
That hasn't been my experience. The problem is do you expect it to be seen by thousands upon thousands of people? That wasn't a thing back then and it's not now either. You get a handful of hits, as you always did. The big nu
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by ux266478 6mo ago
This is 100% nostalgia writing. Yes the internet has changed, as it always has. The internet is many layers built upon each other. Under no circumstances would I consider the 2000s to be the "old internet", there are probably plen
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by ux266478 6mo ago
Opening with a misuse of simulacra in your philosophical treatise on a topic notorious for degenerating into semantic arguments is not a great hook, I have to say.
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by ux266478 6mo ago
That's not true. It's intended to define a regulated and standard means of transferring medical information while ensuring confidentiality and patient privacy. https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-professionals/

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