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by wiz21c 1y ago
I though that refrigerating things in space was using a lot of energy because heat cannot dissipate in the void of space. Moreover, why are the energy cost 10x lower when in space you have unlimited access to sun power? Is it the cost of bu
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by wiz21c 1y ago
Why do we build a valut ? Because we destroy the seeds. So why not spend time avoiding destroying the seeds ?
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by wiz21c 1y ago
"near clone" is a bit exaggerated. As much as I'm a free software zealot, I don't think Octave comes close to matlab yet (provided you do anything a bit more advanced than the practical of some courses) See https:/
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by wiz21c 1y ago
after fiddling for 10 minutes with the baby, while being late for the day job, because it KEEPS ON MOVING while your changing the FRIGGING diaper that is full of FECES I can assure you that my tolerance is clearly above zero :-)
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by wiz21c 1y ago
I though pyright is the one used in VSCode too, so was expecting same performances
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by wiz21c 1y ago
ah ok, my bad. My worst post of the week :-)
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by wiz21c 1y ago
first question why: where do you get a rigged human models with the same level of detail, for free ?
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by wiz21c 1y ago
Tested it a bit on a 2000 LOC python file, autocomplete is sluggish compared to VSCode (VSCode completes almost instantly but Zed waits about half a second before doing so). I didn't configure anything so I'm a bit disappointed...
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by wiz21c 1y ago
From what I understand, the model was used to broaden a search that was already conducted by humans. It's not like the model has devised new knowledge. Kind of a low hanging fruit. But question is: how many of these can be reaped ? Hop
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by wiz21c 1y ago
How did I get here ?
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by wiz21c 1y ago
isn't it perfectly valid to pass None to that function ? It's not like python enforces types at runtime nor at compile time. Right ?
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by wiz21c 1y ago
I use KDE on my home PC since about a 15 years, exclusively. I like it a lot but it still has some rough edges here and there. For example, the network config interface is a bit messy. Sure you can configure many things with it, but it&#x27
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by wiz21c 1y ago
Free software will win in the long run. But it depends on what you call "win". For me it means that, provided idealsim is still a thing, there will be dev/scientists that will want to open knowledge to others. They will write
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by wiz21c 1y ago
On function types or schema, I can understand that. But names ?
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by wiz21c 1y ago
They won for now...
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by wiz21c 1y ago
Provided enough political will (and you know that this can be correlated to many factors, like lobbying), laws can be changed.
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by wiz21c 1y ago
That's a nice gadget. But now: raspeberry's company has tons of money and demonstrated its ability to deliver good quality, inexpensive computers. So WHY don't they make a linux mobile PHONE ? That would change a lot of thing
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by wiz21c 1y ago
I like to test these models on reading the contents of 80's Apple ][ games screenshots. These are very low resolution, very dense. All (free to use) models struggle on that task...
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by wiz21c 1y ago
> This indicates that AI outputs are perceived as useful and valuable by many of this year’s survey respondents, despite a lack of complete trust in them. Or the respondents have hard times admitting AI can replace them :-) I'm a bi
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by wiz21c 1y ago
> We are particularly excited to build a lot of this in the US; right now, other countries are building things like chips fabs and new energy production much faster than we are, and we want to help turn that tide. Did Donald call him ?
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by wiz21c 1y ago
If by being selfish they end up doing morally superior thing, then, I much prefer to go with the Chinese. Even more so now that Trump is in command.
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by wiz21c 1y ago
> force or deceit exactly!
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by wiz21c 1y ago
Silicon Graphics was the thing (in computer graphics) in the beginning of the nineties
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by wiz21c 1y ago
https://arxiv.org/html/2505.07859v1
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by wiz21c 1y ago
He totally deserve some rest. Blender + the GPLization of Blender have been executed perfectly. We need more people like him.
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by wiz21c 1y ago
https://planetside.co.uk/
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by wiz21c 1y ago
isn't the author actually overfitting a solution ? He'll sure beat ARC AGI, but that will be all.
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by wiz21c 1y ago
I did try once. We're building tools for others to use. So there's no way you will build it alone. You have to have contacts with your future users. Staying alone is bad for your mental health and bad for your product development.
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by wiz21c 1y ago
I have teached Pascal 25 years ago. The idea was to teach the basic principles of programming (loops, variables, arrays, linked lists, sorting, etc.) without worrying about the technical details (C was too tricky, python was not there). Plu
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by wiz21c 1y ago
looking at the map, everythin is on one side of the ocean, so a bit longer cycle path would do, no ?

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