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by wg0 2y ago
Yes - I'm wrong. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Zeiss_SMT
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by wg0 2y ago
And that ASML is majority owned by Carl Zeis, a German company.
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by wg0 2y ago
I know this going to offend many but as an outsider, it is heart wrenching to see a foolish, greedy and extremely corrupt property dealer dismantling the greatest empire in the human history, piece by piece from its soft power (VOA, USAID)
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by wg0 2y ago
So run a replica? Is there more literature on that?
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by wg0 2y ago
Can we be sure that this screenshot is authentic?
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by wg0 2y ago
It rather should be for general computing too starting with government office computers. Yeah they'll be slow but nothing can be slower than an x86 loaded with a Windows 11 or something on it.
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by wg0 2y ago
First you tell me what is wrong about what I have said.
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by wg0 2y ago
And it is as simple as that. I prefer that.
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by wg0 2y ago
Hate speech isn't free speech. Any free speech isn't necessarily hate speech but any hate speech surely isn't free speech. There's a huge difference and that restraint is ingrained in these societies based on their past
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by wg0 2y ago
On a tangent - J.D Vance is lecturing Europe about freedom of speech while AFP is ousted for writing "Gulf of Mexico" as "Gulf of Mexico."
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by wg0 2y ago
Billionaires are deciding what peasants can listen.
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by wg0 2y ago
The arguments from staunch clean code zealots have wasted so much time on PRs that I have lost count. Hours and hours and sometimes weeks - PRs having ideological discussions on something that neither the underlying machine cares nor the en
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by wg0 2y ago
In fact they are totally dismantling OpenAI. Most likely, without any intention on their part. LLMs have been more legitimate "blockchain" when most CIO magazines had these essays with "What's your blockchain strategy?&q
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by wg0 2y ago
Let me guess... No?
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by wg0 2y ago
Have watched video. But haven'tried yet. Tons of work work to package everything in minimal decent functional product. Great work, looking forward to use (and possibly subscribe) later.
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by wg0 2y ago
> “the AI has no ground truth” Yeah? It has? Where the irrefutable proof of that?
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by wg0 2y ago
Anyone doing such remote edits on production or even staging systems is past the point of caring about any security implications. The remote development workflow is intended and should be used for dedicated disposable development machines.
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by wg0 2y ago
United we stand, divided we fall. More than LLMs, Europe needs chip autonomy. ASAP. Own fabs, own IP.
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by wg0 2y ago
Sometimes its thinking is more useful than the actual output.
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by wg0 2y ago
Or - Have your own "OpenAI" at home. Train, fine-tune, distill in the cloud if and when necessary. Now this is basically the moment of Apache/ngnix being free and open source. You then have share hosting phenomenon out of it.
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by wg0 2y ago
I worry the most about app stores.
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by wg0 2y ago
I started with Svelte but ecosystem that React has is giant. Plus React Compiler is already being used in Instagram and Facebook so within this year, the virtual dom diffing would be a thing of past.
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by wg0 2y ago
Cannot recommend RN enough. One code base gives you three apps. Web, Android and iOS. With NativeWind, you have full Tailwind available to you and I had great success to the point where I have been thinking that I should be building custome
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by wg0 2y ago
I understand your confusion and dismay over React because I'm myself a backend developer and the kind of complexity doesn't exist in backend tech stack. But this all or none of it has anything to do with React rather with a broken
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by wg0 2y ago
ROLF
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by wg0 2y ago
useEffect is simple. If I recall correctly, with no arguments it is like onMount and with the dependent variables listed in array, it would be executed every time any of the listed variables change.
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by wg0 2y ago
You pull the state up. Props down.
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by wg0 2y ago
Very anti React person went for Svelte but the kind of modularity React offers, HTMX can't hope to match especially on larger projects. Modern React is too simple. A component is just a pure function taking arguments and returning UI a
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by wg0 2y ago
Noob question - how do we know that these autoencoders aren't hallucinating and really are mapping/clustering what they should be?
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by wg0 2y ago
Would be so awesome if single header file also includes the grid layout algorithm. I think a new framework for lightweight native app development can be built on top. Lightweight flutter sort of.

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