vrighter

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by vrighter 6d ago
it's so they can claim to the investors that they were forced to slow downc and keep e scam going on for jus a bit longer
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by vrighter 7d ago
C11 is the c language version. misra C is a set of guidelines for robust code when lives are on the line. One rule is "no malloc after initialization". so no, you probably aren't. Nor should you be. misra is intended for the
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by vrighter 7d ago
you hit the nail right on the head!
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by vrighter 7d ago
"chain of thought"'s whole point is to leave future messages to themself, because they are memoryless. Just the latest marketing spin
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by vrighter 7d ago
they will eventually open preorders, then increase the prices for the prepaid orders, and then actually deliver the dancer in a robot suit
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by vrighter 7d ago
surec of course it did. "going rogue" (read: turning off all security controls) is a marketing stunt now. to convince people that the wall they're hitting doesn't exist
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by vrighter 7d ago
It sure did! and because those products aren't sold anymore, it's impossible to legally implement the standardc as even with the "full" spec, you need to reverse engineer stuff from unavailable software
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by vrighter 7d ago
performance doesn't matter.... so datacenters would be equally happy running software that runs half as fast but uses 10% more power?
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by vrighter 8d ago
how about requiring the format to actually be specified? Isn't ooxml filled with tons of chunks saying "and then this will behave like word 95 did" and not specify what tat is
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by vrighter 8d ago
it wasn't just me. And whatever problems we anticipated actually did happen. I got off that team, my colleague was stuck on it for the rest of my time there.
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by vrighter 8d ago
You have a car whose engine occasionally dies when left to idle. The fix for that is not to have a second car with the exact same problem give it a bit of a tow every once in a while. "very good" is the exact same level advertised
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by vrighter 8d ago
"Please regulate us. If you don't then the thing we're building will kill everyone!" so stop fucking building it then. Who are they trying to fool?
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by vrighter 8d ago
"I like for loops more than foreach" Ewwwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!! Just kidding, me too, in most cases. I only use foreach when I implement lazy iterators.
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by vrighter 9d ago
A separate model/classifier is just using the same broken tool to fix the broken tool. A model is not an appropriate solution.
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by vrighter 10d ago
If you pop in gta6 you'll have exactly no game at all!
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by vrighter 10d ago
Then they should say they aren't a tool to play chess and are unable. Simple. They don't.
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by vrighter 10d ago
how? There are no cot trajectories afaik. Each token is generated independently. "Analyzing the cot" is a natural language problem. One which we still don't know how to reliably solve. Besides throwing another defective model
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by vrighter 10d ago
It is simple. There aren't any explanations needed because "god is omnipotent" already covers everything. But its simplicity involves making MASSIVE assumptions. And the fact that Occam's razor explicitly says "fe
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by vrighter 10d ago
It doesn't matter whether you believe me or not. The work they did did get some very minor perf gains. But there was a fundamental limit due to decisions made early on (flagged, but ignored)
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by vrighter 10d ago
but aren't additions in exponents expensive? as in each operation is an fma
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by vrighter 11d ago
well not solving a-w meant that for the 8 years I worked there, a special team had to be made specifically to fix and re-solve problem x, at least 4 times, still going at it when i left
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by vrighter 11d ago
any code in any language in any paradigm will have unpredictable jitter on any superscalar out of order processor. Which is all of them in phones and desktops.
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by vrighter 11d ago
simpler is not the right word either. it's the one that makes the least assumptions, not the simplest. The simplest would be "god did it" pretty much everytime.
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by vrighter 12d ago
that's the point, isn't it?
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by vrighter 12d ago
oh no my torrent client broke out of its sandbox. Whoopsie! teeheehee
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by vrighter 12d ago
You gotta keep the hype up, to keep the illusion going for longer...
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by vrighter 15d ago
doesn't change the fact that it doesn't do what it claims to now . I just don't care about vague promises and "trust us bro" vibes that tech is sold for nowadays. It claims x, it doesn't deliver x. Maybe it co
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by vrighter 15d ago
wtf is a private cloud compute?
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by vrighter 15d ago
because we could trust the layer below. Now we can't
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by vrighter 15d ago
well yeah.... now you're giving it output it wasn't trained on.

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