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by wiz21c 1y ago
Please make a washing machine like that
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by wiz21c 1y ago
They become rich because 1/ they got marbles to start with 2/ they like marbles when marbles are a thing 3/ they figure out a trick nobody has figured out (and it's just a trick, not much genius in there) 4/ they wa
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by wiz21c 2y ago
In the shop in my town, they sell televisions. Led ones, oled ones, big screen, the usual stuff. They have about 50 models. All have energy labels C or worse. No A, no A+, no B... Once there was an A one but the picture quality was horrible
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by wiz21c 2y ago
really nice
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by wiz21c 2y ago
I thought it was muuuuuch more than that! I've learned something otday!
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by wiz21c 2y ago
Funny, I fell into that one too... I guess "guidance" has a few letters in common with "gradient" so our brain triggers... See: https://medium.com/@stephenwatathi/the-brains-power-to-read-...
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by wiz21c 2y ago
I cook a lot. This not how I read a recipe. I watch two things: - what task can be parallelized ? (got to boil some water? cook onions ? then begin with these, they take time) - what techniques are used ? Most recipes are based on technique
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by wiz21c 2y ago
I usually go with python when my .sh/.bat script files gets too complex. So I guess we wento down the same road. Like ruby (I guess), python is very pleasant to work with for small scripts and it's portable between linux and windo
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by wiz21c 2y ago
I think the point was: Trump is just a symptom, not the disease...
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by wiz21c 2y ago
"they found that GPT‑4.1 excels at both precision..." They didn't say it is better than Claude at precision etc. Just that it excels. Unfortunately, AI has still not concluded that manipulations by the marketing dept is a pla
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by wiz21c 2y ago
I certainly don't need planes, war stuff nor ships and machinery. The food I eat mostly come from my country, my car is made in countries close to mine and so are the materials used to repair my house... And my gaz is Poutine's. S
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by wiz21c 2y ago
> It is extremely inefficient for every country to specialize in everything equally. Except when you have to produce gazillions of CO2 to move things around or when the "efficient" countries are those who don't look at the
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by wiz21c 2y ago
Many people accept that swimming in polluted area is a bad idea and that they will have either to move to another pond or just not swim at all. So why can't we just accept that eating (way) too much meat is not good...
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by wiz21c 2y ago
How routine is routine ? I'm sure the agro industry will have a very broad interpretation of that...
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by wiz21c 2y ago
This list is so big and goes so much in the past...
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by wiz21c 2y ago
> Remark. As a result of the educational trend away from intellectual discipline, the last decades have shown in the Western world a sharp decline of people's mastery of their own language: many people that by the standards of a pre
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by wiz21c 2y ago
My home desktop PC, which I use daily for many things (but not dev since rust is way too slow), is 14 years old. For rust dev I connect to a virtual machine somewhere else. Thanks to Linux I have kept my memory need low (8GB IIRC)
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by wiz21c 2y ago
yeah, definitely. I do GPU coding at work and that's hell. Optimizing the memory saturation and cpu saturation is maddening and always comes with surprises. (but when it works, it's so gratifying! the GPU go very very fast)
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by wiz21c 2y ago
I'm not familiar with all of this but is there then a tool to remove the blur ?
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by wiz21c 2y ago
I certainly consider myself European. And I don't need the concept of "united states of Europe" to feel that way. That's irrelevant.
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by wiz21c 2y ago
FTA: > I have never seen an LLM do this Interestingly, many of the program we use provide a finite set of functionality that we can discover over time. But LLM's are different: you can't explore them because the input space is
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by wiz21c 2y ago
Will they ever upgrade their PinePhone offer ? I'm desperately looking for a linux smartphone at a mid-price (500EUR for a phone is way too much). I can definitevely live with sub optimal performance, not-so-good camera, etc.
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by wiz21c 2y ago
especially in the time of 0-day warez. Interestingly, many thrived on the ShareWare business models (including John Carmack IIRC)
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by wiz21c 2y ago
How compatible is it with the current code bases developped under proprietary compilers ?
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Computronium(fr.wikipedia.org)
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by wiz21c 2y ago
@work high level modelling of hydraulics constructions (not too much math, just a bit) @hobby AccurApple my Apple 2e emulator
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by wiz21c 2y ago
I use qalculate, it behaves well enough for my needs. https://qalculate.github.io/
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by wiz21c 2y ago
Building trust is much more than routine, it's about being predictable yourself. It's also about being supportive of the kids when they want to do something yopuu thik is so-so, also about letting them fail (and help them to recov
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by wiz21c 2y ago
I doubt so. Open ended questions like "generating ideas" allows the interviewer to judge what your level of reasoning is. If you propose "add more GPU" or "let's tweak the transformer parameters with some quant
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by wiz21c 2y ago
Because ADA is maintained by big actors who think ADA is for "mission critical" stuff and not our lowly web apps. Problem is, web is the new BASIC and many devs will start there and they will see rust first. And where's that

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