vitiral

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by vitiral 4y ago
> Lexica, a search engine that solely indexed images from Stable Diffusion’s beta tests in Discord, has over 10 million images in it. It would take a lifetime to explore everything in it, a corpus made by a relatively small group of beta
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by vitiral 4y ago
It has bootstrapped it's VCS!
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by vitiral 4y ago
I try very hard to not have an opinion, since I know that I know very little. But the person didn't ask for my opinion, just "an argument." Things are rarely as simple as good and evil. But if you want an argument against cer
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by vitiral 4y ago
Sure, just imagine if Germany had gotten nukes first. Would they have never used them again? How many countries, when given damn near absolute power, wouldn't have used it to directly conquer?
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by vitiral 4y ago
Or at least don't use their mobile app
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by vitiral 4y ago
But if you forget to change it back you may break other invariants, right? Also, what about threads or fibers? I would guess it is thread-local but not fiber-local?
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by vitiral 4y ago
I don't know, but almost everything is more complicated than people often make it out to be. Unless you'd like to spend 40+ hours/days/years researching it, you're probably better off trying to be more laid back.
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by vitiral 4y ago
AirBnB has created a prisoner's dilemma review process. If you have a fairly bad host, but don't leave a bad review and they do, you are penalized by not having any appeal. I wonder if the dilemma is on both sides (I think it is),
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by vitiral 4y ago
I have really no opinion on any of this, but please realize there are more factors than health care on life expectancy.
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by vitiral 4y ago
Funny. However, I find some assumptions suspect. Unlike rockets, donkeys can consume fuel en-route by grazing. Armies can also consume fuel by hunting, plundering and being "quartered" by their own people. You can make "suppl
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by vitiral 4y ago
Also, I somehow hadn't seen the second half of your comments (was helping a toddler fall back to sleep). I am a fan of what forth can do, but I find the language lacking. With a tiny bit of total code (i.e. 2-3 thousand lines) I'v
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by vitiral 4y ago
It would, but I don't see it as feasible. Also, I have a thing about incentives, and if the goal is to make it automated then it's probably not going to be understandable. Whereas if the goal is to make it understandable then ther
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by vitiral 4y ago
I would LOVE any thoughts you had on Civboot.org, it sounds like you have a good high level of what roadmap and the general technologies thag would need to be put in place to make it possible.
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by vitiral 4y ago
Well, to meet that requirement you must first have self editing code. That pretty much leaves you just FORTH or lisp AFAIK
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by vitiral 4y ago
>_> not sure if insult or praise >_>
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by vitiral 4y ago
Yes, I was definitely inspired by them. However, OsE is about building a village toolkit, but has no path to building a (minimalist) computer chip or computer software which can run on that chip. Last I checked they use full CAD software, d
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by vitiral 4y ago
Huh, this is pretty much my personal project (civboot.org), but I've never heard of Dr Stone!
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by vitiral 4y ago
Pretty sure modern steam conversion is now over 50%, should be higher for super heated. It's come a long ways.
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by vitiral 4y ago
This is a textbook example of The Strawman Argument. I'm pretty sure the author is talking about "data" in the context of "databases", i.e. repositories of digital information that can be queried, transformed and di
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by vitiral 4y ago
1. The corporation is a person. 2. To use the dating app you must first marry a subsidiary of the corporation, which has a prenup with specific conditions. 3. To get married, you must first divorce the corporation and pay the prenup
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by vitiral 4y ago
It's a-theist, not a-positive. It can be confusing. One positive might be protection against meme religions? Hopefully?
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by vitiral 4y ago
"8 kWh of heat can be generated from 1 kg of coal, approx. 12 kWh from 1 kg of mineral oil and around 24,000,000 kWh from 1 kg of uranium-235." https://www.euronuclear.org/glossary/fuel-comparison/ That
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by vitiral 4y ago
Don't forget that they don't allow custom allocators. Arena allocators can be far more efficient, but aren't supported by any of the standard data structures.
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by vitiral 4y ago
You're excuses sound like my personal projects. "Moving three kids and starting a hobby farm really slowed me down, but I've been making progress for a few weeks"
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by vitiral 4y ago
How many developers are there? For single developer projects, commit messages have very little value compared to documentation and an extensive passing test suite. As the project grows in contributors, the commit log gains value
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by vitiral 4y ago
> Two things become clear with this chart... Second, the trend is downward Um... No. The "trend" is due to the fact we don't know the future. Seriously, it takes about 7-10 years for a OS project to take off, so you won&#x
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by vitiral 4y ago
So it looks like a British phone booth and transports a Doctor around the Galaxy?
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by vitiral 4y ago
https://pypi.org/project/fuckit/ if you need an example
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by vitiral 4y ago
TL;DW?
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by vitiral 4y ago
Required tabs, lines are each their own "script" instead of blocks (allowing variables), not allowing other executors (i.e. python, TCL, etc would be better than sh).

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