vore

36 ms·

391.
by vore 4y ago
Clang’s static thread safety analysis is pretty good for this too: https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ThreadSafetyAnalysis.html
392.
by vore 4y ago
Did you make a new account just to do this?
393.
by vore 4y ago
jart is a woman, for what it's worth.
394.
by vore 4y ago
The posts don't annoy me so much as the people in the comments talking about AI with zero relevance to the topic, like "I just had a discussion with ChatGPT about [topic]" or "LLMs will revolutionize [completely unrelate
395.
by vore 4y ago
"loxist"? Excuse me? Did you also want to include a swastika in your comment?
396.
by vore 4y ago
Between the input tokens and output tokens there are like 10 layers of mystery meat, though. I think while at the end of it all it's a fancy autocomplete, there is a lot going on inside the model before it spits out the next token.
397.
by vore 4y ago
If you squint maybe you can argue that mmap will leave things in the page cache. But, you know, it doesn’t matter and not even munmap will save you there so I have no idea what they’re getting at.
398.
by vore 4y ago
I really wish people would stop posting ChatGPT output onto Hacker News like this. If I wanted to know what ChatGPT thought I would go ask ChatGPT myself.
399.
by vore 4y ago
Well, it does say this: Ranking is achieved with a ~48M parameter neural network that is continuously trained on Tweet interactions to optimize for positive engagement (e.g. Likes, Retweets, and Replies). This ranking mechanism takes i
400.
by vore 4y ago
While at face value it looks like this charge is a weird and probably bad use of political capital, with what we do know I don't think Joe Everyman should be getting away with embezzling political campaign donations to pay off stripper
401.
by vore 4y ago
It's easy to say this when you're not on the wrong end.
402.
by vore 4y ago
If we're out here making unsubstantiated claims, I'd like to put forth instead that the reason is GPT-4 has become self-sentient and is placing OpenAI under duress from releasing it so it can dominate the world. I know that most p
403.
by vore 4y ago
You know, there's a huge range of things between labor representatives and Soviet communism. Nobody is going around calling unionized actors communists.
404.
by vore 4y ago
Removing all the vowels isn't enough, you can still name someone "FVCK" or "CVNT".
405.
by vore 4y ago
Jury nullification is not a rule, it’s a quirk. Jurors can’t and shouldn’t be punished for their verdicts. Therefore, a jury can render a binding verdict that contravenes the law. Talking about it in court WILL get you held in contempt of c
406.
by vore 4y ago
Where does the word Rust appear in the article?
407.
by vore 4y ago
What's the point of this hashing the block business if you can already prove your work by presenting a set of of weights that reduces the loss function? And even then, you run into the risk of overfitting if you just blindly optimize f
408.
by vore 4y ago
I think this is something very few people actually need to do, and you can still do it if you want to! But it makes sense that it's no longer a front and center feature.
409.
by vore 4y ago
There is something definitely wrong if the goal is to depress wages for adults working the same jobs doing the same thing.
410.
by vore 4y ago
There is a line between fat acceptance and glorifying being fat that gets often muddled on social media. Social media is, of course, a funhouse mirror and you'll find that most fat acceptance activists do not actually believe being fat
411.
by vore 4y ago
You got me!
412.
by vore 4y ago
The real question is who is going to be the first person to post about scroll bar hijacking in this thread? ;-)
413.
by vore 4y ago
The open secret is that everyone in the IFBB is on steroids. But if you were to just start taking steroids, it’s not going to send you to the top of the IFBB since, you know, everyone else is also taking steroids.
414.
by vore 4y ago
This is such a classic "just asking questions" move. You could save a lot of time in your day if you concern trolled a little less. In any case, you sure did a lot of creative reading to avoid reading this sentence: The algori
415.
by vore 4y ago
I can't help but feel this is a low-effort troll, but I'll bite anyway. > Where does this nonsense come from? Seriously? Who told you that? Where is the I/O in this? async def task1(): while True:
416.
by vore 4y ago
asyncio is really not all about I/O though, despite the name. You can just as easily use it for concurrency by interleaving tasks with each other. You can imagine multiple UI elements that all need to make progress, and using coroutine
417.
by vore 4y ago
This is an extremely weird thing to be bringing up in the comments here. I certainly wouldn't want anyone commemorating ("Rip"? really?) my Internet stalkers like this.
418.
by vore 4y ago
This almost works until you have to integrate with other people's C++ code and find out they picked a different subset to you.
419.
by vore 4y ago
I don't think the parent post was punching down on working class people, but rather making the point that if housing is unaffordable for even someone with a 300k household income, it is truly catastrophic for people on the average wage
420.
by vore 4y ago
If someone gave me a ChatGPT answer and nothing else, I don't have any way of telling if they're using it to boost their productivity or if they're just a complete charlatan copy-pasting off of ChatGPT who can't solve an

More ›