vitally3643

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by vitally3643 3mo ago
People also won't read 14 paragraphs of prose about a graph before you show them the graph
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
We put humans on the moon and we've seen the first galaxies ever born
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
Because the capitalists want you to
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
That's just the Sea Peoples hypothesis
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
You are not making the world a better place. You've made the world worse with this project.
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
Ads
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
Sure, but then multiply that by several million buckets. Tidal flows can represent a lot of water volume, way more than you'd expect
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
The internet is literally just a pipe. There's no limitation binding us to HTTP. You can use any protocol you want over the internet, anything at all.
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
If that's your concern, then your argument becomes "software should never change". Why dare patch any bug ever? It might be load-bearing in some unknown, undocumented, unsupported workflow somewhere in the world. No test imag
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
Every programmer does this. Absolutely every last one of us. What is apparently noteworthy now is that anyone can now have the ability to build and abandon a project just like Real Programmers do
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
I'm not an expert but I'm going to condescend about an expert's "results" anyway. Very informative, thank you for your comment. You have truly contributed to the conversation. Good job.
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
Because it plain and simple does not work that way. LLMs don't know anything at all, and there literally is no mechanism that informs the model that it's hallucinating or that it doesn't "know" something. Open your
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
Authoritarianism requires a boogeyman to point and shriek at. It is required to have a big bad scary evil (and RED) enemy to justify the constant erosion of democracy and civil rights. That's pretty much it. The reasons don't real
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
A shocking fraction of people will simply ignore the seatbelt beeping for the entire drive
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
Let's also not forget that there are multiple governments lining up to "politely request" firmware backdoors.
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
The "trash can Mac" made this phrase permanent
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Population_density_o... Or are you talking about a different Poland? People don't take up that much space and there is a strong tendency for populations to collapse into c
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
Or you use your single digit millions of currency to buy an island and retire for a decade or two while everyone forgets you exist
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
Labor, obviously. That's where all the money in a business goes : paying pesky human employees. If your employees can suddenly magically do more work with the same pay, that's free money (for you). You can pay fewer employees, or
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
Yeah except flock is literally photographing children on playgrounds and inside gyms and showing those photos to random people in exactly the way being described. But sure, "word games". Sure.
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
yes, this site can do a lot better than nitpicking acronyms
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
The same way you and I do: vibes Welcome to the postmodern internet. It's vibes all the way down.
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
Batteries are chemical devices and have a finite lifespan. There's enough confounding variables involved that some people get real superstitious about it. Through a combination of internal and external factors, lithium batteries go t
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
> How do you create that which is not definable or measurable? Through engineering. This isn't new by any stretch of the imagination. Throughout our entire history as a species, we've been building things long, long before we h
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
Silicon valley happened
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
That's why the current crop of authoritarian "think of the children" propaganda is so unreasonably effective
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
Nope, honestly it's about three weekends worth of vibe coded python slop. Far, far below my personal standards for publication. Maybe one day when I get a useful result I'll publish a blog.
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
I, like many nerds of the same stripe, have a dragon's hoard of every PC component I've owned in the last 20 years. I've attached as much of it to my homelab as is practical, but there's still a pile of GPUs from the las
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
English is a very context dependent language, so the phrases "surprised by how much" and "surprised by how little" actually have opposite denotations. Mechanically, sure, they're interchangeable, but using the &quot
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by vitally3643 3mo ago
I mean, we all also still do manufacturing in China with a 100% guarantee that your widget will be copied and cloned. It's so much cheaper though....

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