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931.
by wmf 9mo ago
An application of the first Futamura projection. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partial_evaluation
932.
by wmf 9mo ago
Basically Teredo.
933.
by wmf 9mo ago
Nvidia isn't offering driverless robotaxi rides to the public either.
934.
by wmf 9mo ago
I've read a decent amount about this topic and I still don't understand why a law is needed or what it would do. If you have no presence in the UK they can fine you, you can simply not pay the fine, and you have to remember to nev
935.
by wmf 9mo ago
Is Patreon not popular?
936.
by wmf 9mo ago
It's incongruous to me to put "AI" in scare quotes while allowing it to be used. It is intelligent.
937.
by wmf 9mo ago
It's not clear.
938.
by wmf 9mo ago
They used to auction it but I think now they are holding it in a "strategic reserve".
939.
by wmf 9mo ago
Different cases. https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna9766179 vs https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/immigration-officials-a...
940.
by wmf 9mo ago
The feds won't say anything until after they arrest the father and son. Obviously there is an investigation going on but it takes more than a few days.
941.
by wmf 9mo ago
It's not political. Most government contractors are barely competent and computer security is hard.
942.
by wmf 9mo ago
As time goes on, we will see more implementations that will compete with each other on quality and features. This will drive the entire ecosystem forward. Unfortunately there aren't enough developers to maintain all those duplicate i
943.
by wmf 9mo ago
There's a whole "model welfare" department at Anthropic.
944.
Funding Open Source?(blog.dshr.org)
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945.
by wmf 9mo ago
No, because some language features like monkey patching have inherent runtime cost that cannot be eliminated. And if we reach superintelligence you can just let the AI invent its own language.
946.
by wmf 9mo ago
He somewhat addresses that at the end. Maybe soon enough we can replace management with AI and just download Pliny's latest promotion jailbreak.
947.
by wmf 9mo ago
Nothing will improve unless they force it to decentralize.
948.
by wmf 9mo ago
It seems backwards to worry about attacks when basic functionality is undocumented/broken.
949.
by wmf 9mo ago
If Bluesky wants to be taken seriously they need to invest in decentralization themselves and not leave it as an exercise for the reader.
950.
by wmf 9mo ago
Replacing net neutrality with a bunch of smaller issues means you have to educate and lobby N times as much. And every time ISPs find a new loophole you'd have to start from scratch. Looking at this case specifically, "fast lane&q
951.
by wmf 9mo ago
$11B!
952.
by wmf 9mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadband_remote_access_server
953.
by wmf 9mo ago
1, 2, and arguably 5 aren't technical decisions IMO.
954.
by wmf 9mo ago
I think the designs have advanced a lot since the first but what hasn't changed is that printed guns are mostly for hobbyists while criminals mostly use normal guns.
955.
by wmf 9mo ago
Exactly a year ago.
956.
by wmf 9mo ago
If they haven't paid yet they probably don't have enough money.
957.
by wmf 9mo ago
AFAIK they're in separate shells so the probability of collision is basically zero.
958.
by wmf 9mo ago
This monitor is not really for gaming; GPUs aren't powerful enough to drive 6K beyond 60 FPS.
959.
by wmf 9mo ago
This is what DPUs are for.
960.
by wmf 9mo ago
Agreed; the ads and OneDrive and such are not mistakes. They're in Windows because they make money.

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