vasco

10 ms·

61.
Singapure Unveils Biological Data Center Prototype(medicine.nus.edu.sg)
1 points by vasco 1mo ago|0 comments
62.
by vasco 1mo ago
Clearly they just want to be down all the time. They have the ability to throttle down traffic. I have no clue why they decide to throttle it down just enough to have the worst of both worlds, throttling and incidents. Throttle more and hav
63.
by vasco 1mo ago
Can't this guy enjoy being rich in silence? His takes get worse with every passing year.
64.
by vasco 2mo ago
Say you are working for said agency and your report about the dangers of AI needs some examples, what better than showing it works? You can show examples from the wild but nothing better than trying yourself. This gives me more confidence i
65.
by vasco 2mo ago
In some cities many coffee shops are just named after the street number. Like "68" would be very trendy of a name. Maybe this is the same.
66.
by vasco 2mo ago
> hordes of Chinese tourists (but there are of course simply a lot of Chinese people) take turns in front of a waterfall (on flip flop or even heels), have some pics taken and go back to the bus In the early 90s in my region in southern
67.
by vasco 2mo ago
This week I found two issues in my company codebase. After finding them I told a claude session about one and asked for a quick proof of concept demo of the exploit. It refused, including refusing simple things in the same session afterward
68.
by vasco 2mo ago
It's still useful to find things it can't do if anything so we can tell when it starts being able to do them.
69.
by vasco 2mo ago
I agree with you for the same reason I think McDonald's is the best restaurant in the world!
70.
by vasco 2mo ago
You understand it if you think of engineering infinites rather than mathematical infinites. The capacity of a full single datacenter can be treated as infinite for most customers. I explained how its defined in the original comment. Amount
71.
by vasco 2mo ago
Of course there's infinite capacity. A google datacenter is infinite capacity from the perspective of say an NTP server. Infinites exist when you have enough orders of magnitude in the middle. Also traffic isolation and degradation by
72.
by vasco 2mo ago
Words have meaning, my sentence didn't stop where you stopped reading. The key words you're missing come right after when you stopped quoting.
73.
by vasco 2mo ago
When "5 years of work" take two weeks, you know two things. The estimates were wrong, and nobody will need a project management tool soon.
74.
by vasco 2mo ago
Reducing risk is a form of gambling. You're just betting on the "please don't" rather than the "please do". The point is always the same, you want to end up better off than others that didn't buy what you
75.
by vasco 2mo ago
Everyone is exposed to those so by that definition nobody would ever be gambling. I was trying to be charitable so assumed the bar was higher in the what-if.
76.
by vasco 2mo ago
A hammer doesn’t have a sensor to know how you are doing while you're hammering away, and it doesn't make the strike smoother to keep you hammering longer if you start seeming tired. Almost no products ever monitor you
77.
by vasco 2mo ago
Having "underlying risk" to something just means you invested in it before. So for you it's not a gambling as long as you... have gambled before in the other direction? Buy bunch of call options? Gambling. Buy a bunch of put
78.
by vasco 2mo ago
The human pilot is not an expensive part of it but it is a dangerous job and when mistakes or issues happen you lose a life you didn't need to lose. Out of all jobs to eliminate that doesn't sound so bad.
79.
by vasco 2mo ago
Did you get an iberian to lay the pattern in your vomitorium?
80.
by vasco 2mo ago
Not only I agree with you that I don't think I've had an original idea, even when I try to do artistic stuff it seems like the things most praised were the ones where I was trying to do something else and the good part came from f
81.
by vasco 2mo ago
Lists aren't randomized in your corner of the woods? That's a big thing in our ballots, different people get differently sorted lists.
82.
by vasco 2mo ago
Every election should have a funny absurdist person like this absorbing all the blank and null votes to give the other candidates more incentives to convince the electorate.
83.
by vasco 2mo ago
Man, between noticing your own thoughts and listening to affirmations there's a gap that would fit the world.
84.
by vasco 2mo ago
I believe anyone that can listen through affirmations with a straight face is either a psychopath or wants to be one.
85.
by vasco 2mo ago
Fabrice Bellard published this in 2023: https://bellard.org/ts_zip/ > The ts_zip utility can compress (and hopefully decompress) text files using a Large Language Model. The compression ratio is much higher than wit
86.
by vasco 2mo ago
I really doubt that null and \n make any sense to replace with non ascii symbols. They are both most likely already a token only and for other purposes at least \n becomes larger as a symbol.
87.
by vasco 2mo ago
I can induce tinnitus if I want by thinking about it and then after a while it goes away. Very similar to consciously thinking about blinking which causes you to be aware of it but then after a while you stop being conscious about it again
88.
by vasco 2mo ago
The likelihood is 100% that it is the company.
89.
by vasco 2mo ago
Mate with all due respect, get bent. Now you really have an example of breaking the rules.
90.
by vasco 2mo ago
I wonder what you think I wrote

More ›