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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
I mean Neubau (1070) is the concrete jungle in central Vienna. I don't now how that district can be so popular tbh.
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
> There's never a mention of a lack of tree canopy in vast parts of the city, or that reflective pavements and green roofs are nonexistent. Can you expand on this? Because it feels like greening is always a pressing topic for any ar
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
> initial push to open weight models ...Push? Did you forget about the leak and the takedown requests?
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
It could have several correct answers, yes, where one should be logically deducible. "Mary Lee Pfeiffer (A) is Tom Cruise's (B's) mother" and "Tom Cruise (B) is Mary Lee Pfeiffer's (A's) son" are tw
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
Here's a short example from A. Karpathy in a 2024 video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjkBMFhNj_g&t=750s
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
My guess is that it's not using IPC on OS level, like D-Bus on Linux, but rather a supervisior process starts and orchestrates child processes as needed. And all these processes use a shared memory model. Here's the CEF docs on pr
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
How can in-process channels be more dangerous than a socket-based IPC? The frontend still goes through the "secure" JavaScript engine AFAICS.
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
Titles like these make me always point out the obvious: A working state is the absolute minimum requirement for any code to be merged, isn't it? ...imagine to merge something even though you know that's not working. Besides, thi
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
That's where I put a lot of hope into LLMs, as this is all about natural language that is difficult to parse. It'd be great if LLMs could accelerate enforcements in the digital world, so single individuals with valid claims can fi
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
You should be looking for a py project.toml: https://github.com/NousResearch/hermes-agent/blob/main/pypro... And a uv.lock is also there...
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Adding a Town Square(kevquirk.com)
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
The automata just completely destroys the image if I draw too much over the stabilized image with the brush. 5 horizontal swipes are enough to destroy the kitty, is that to be expected? EDIT: video here: https://imgur.com/a&
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
The medium is the message [0] might be of your interest. I personally wouldn't expect absolute truth in any advertisements or company statements, so some information are certain to be false, yes. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.o
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
The idiom in question by OP and TFA is "to live side by side with", lauding AI with a life and ranking it a neighbor hierarchy wise. I don't live side by side with the possibility of an asteroid impact, nuclear war, etc., I
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
The Punkt. MP02 runs Signal-compatible encrypted messaging, no Maps though: https://www.punkt.ch/products/mp02-4g-minimalist-phone
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
Do you have a link to that announcement? I wouldn't like to debate a process handling the SIGTERM signal, or a container engine applying some restart policy.
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
TIL, thanks. Holy fuck we humans are crazy sometimes.
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
Just because something can impact a living system/organism, that doesn't mean that that thing is alive. An asteroid colliding with us on Earth could have tremendous consequences, but nobody would argue that an asteroid is alive.
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
You might be trolling, but I like Schrödingers definition of life: living things avoid decay into equilibrium. Inference engines are trying to converge any input to a certain limit, and I presume that's close enough to an equilibrium t
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
With a bit of clicking around you could easily find out to which country I'm referring to. I know neighboring countries have similar rulings, so how does that really change anything? GP made some US-centric statements in, absolute form
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
This seems like a US-centric view, because "it is NOT completely legal to film someone on the street" in the european country I live.
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
Don't be silly, the legislation doesn't state that websites have to show cookie popups. It's rather where the term malicious compliance enters the picture, a compliance incentivized by the financial interests of the biggest a
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
The thing that introduced me to the aesthetics of liminal spaces was a video about the DOOM mod "MyHouse.WAD"[0], it's a technical fascination as much as it is an aesthetic one. There is no mention of it in the article, despi
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
Don't forget thang010146[0], an absolute treasure. [0]: https://www.youtube.com/@thang010146
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by whilenot-dev 4mo ago
Your linked article hints at the advantages of using Monads and therefor ADTs (Algebraic Data Types), and does it really well. The wiki entry on effect systems[0] tells me that a focus of an effect system is something different from a focus
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by whilenot-dev 5mo ago
The abstraction gets leaky once you expect the distinct NewType s to adhere to the original inheritance property. I think that's a wrong assumption from the get-go. OP could just do: def foo(val: _A) -> None: pass
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by whilenot-dev 5mo ago
Just use a generic and make it bound to (A, B) : from typing import * class _A: pass class _B(_A): pass A = NewType("A", _A) B = NewType("B", _B) def fo
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by whilenot-dev 5mo ago
That one was pretty obvious to everyone, open hard- and software is a must for the longevity of (internet of) things that cost < USD 1000. It's the sad reality we settled on in our weird economic system, and every once in a while so
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by whilenot-dev 5mo ago
FYI here are the listed differences between Firefox-/Tor-/Mullvad Browser: https://mullvad.net/en/browser/hard-facts
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by whilenot-dev 5mo ago
> Also 11% use Rust? These percentages are from the JetBrains State of Developer Ecosystem Report 2024 on the question "Which programming languages have you used in the last 12 months?"[0]. I think a better datapoint would be t

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