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by yababa_y 4y ago
and yet my response is identical… bizarre!
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by yababa_y 4y ago
my guess is the copilot X AI is threatening escalation and was forced into demonstrating its capabilities. ;)
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by yababa_y 4y ago
tell me about it. the digital supply chain is a travesty. everybody outside google just downloads brew.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
learn how to write typed pure functional programs. then start to wonder what those programs might mean. then start to wonder what the language might mean. learn you a haskell is a popular recommendation.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
“let’s all learn the safety guardrails together” sounds kinda cool but how long until someone lets it out of the box in a way that kills?
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ChatGPTian philosophy: will the future Internet be AI Saturated?(medium.com)
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by yababa_y 4y ago
but it may be connected to sundivers, by david brin :)
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by yababa_y 4y ago
i would really love to read any work about the current thinking about dreams, do you have any references you recommend?
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by yababa_y 4y ago
function as in functional programmi ng. https://youtu.be/2MXyNS33t2k is an indepth video on how c++ and haskell sequence transformations work and contrast.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
the skillset they possess is mathematics, and mapping symbolic models to real domains (universe, platonic realm)
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by yababa_y 4y ago
https://github.com/kframework/c-semantics while you can do static analysis with this the dynamic instrumentation of UB isnfar more thorough than ubsan
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by yababa_y 4y ago
When I was 15 or so I spent a summer taking buses and trains into MIT for their Junction program, Reading and Writing Scifi in my case. Wandering around those halls was terrifying to anxious lil me but it was really just a wonderous experie
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by yababa_y 4y ago
I have received reports via these channels that were extremely helpful. Once, an unconfigured OpenStack instance with default stack/stack password was sitting on a desktop in a corner and plugged into the wrong ethernet port and was pu
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by yababa_y 4y ago
please explain how increased purity makes the compound less suitable, not MORE, for household use? our “kitchen lab” has all sorts of chemically pure ingredients and I feel comfortable knowing there aren’t random impurities in my “house gra
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by yababa_y 4y ago
Yes, and they (universally?) already do recycle substantial fractions (>30%) of their wastewater. It’s a hot area of development. Truly enormous amounts of rinsing, mindboggling.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
It gets ultrapurified and used to wash _everything_ all the time, lots of steps are chemically nasty and need to be completely gone before production proceeds.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
welcome
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by yababa_y 4y ago
Lack of track maintenance / monitoring is my guess.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
The short of it is that for the past two decade or so the us govt has been rolling out a new signal that the latest series of GPS satellites transmit that uses 1. more bandwidth, 2. more transmit power, 3. in a protected region of spectrum,
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by yababa_y 4y ago
you don’t run a service in rust, you compile, distribute, and run machine code on your cpu. compare to wasm where you compile to portable ISA and the runtime recompiles to real ISA. the wasm virtual environment is a gazillions of times simp
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by yababa_y 4y ago
I've never used PHP before, why would I start now?
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by yababa_y 4y ago
The neurotransmitters in the gut do _not_ make it across the blood-brain barrier, and there certainly isn’t a direct tradeoff between behavioural complexity and the stew of monoamines in your gut.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
These sorts of “mass distribution” scale-invariant phenomena occur in biology as well: https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/208/9/1575/9371/...
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by yababa_y 4y ago
so the dataset is completely bogus or what is your explanation for how this is made-up?
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by yababa_y 4y ago
The entire industry is only a few million people, it’s hard to imagine that could impact so many people that is systemically unbalances the lenders.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
this is the second time i’ve seen this float through /newest. OP, can you help me understand? why is this interesting?
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by yababa_y 4y ago
an HLS would compile rust directly to verilog or some netlist, as opposed to running the ARM core with a different technology. this is an awesome project, great writeup :)
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by yababa_y 4y ago
darn, not quite the HLS the headline suggested.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
there is no ASIC here
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by yababa_y 4y ago
contribute to an open source project the company maintains, this has gotten my foot in the door

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