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by yuliyp 1y ago
Perhaps those were different iterations of the technique over time. Start with marking cards to identify face cards, then move on to x-ray table.
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by yuliyp 1y ago
That's not the problem. The problem is that you're adding a data dependency on the CPU loading the first byte. The branch-based one just "predicts" the number of bytes in the codepoint and can keep executing code past th
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by yuliyp 1y ago
No, that's not the stance for electrical utilities (at least in most developed countries, including the US): the vast majority of weather events cause localized outages (the grid as a whole has redundancies built in; distribution to (r
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by yuliyp 1y ago
Oh, interesting. I guess `time` is only reporting the usr/sys time of the main process rather than the child workers when using PARTITION_COUNT higher than 1?
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by yuliyp 1y ago
You're measuring a cached compile in the subsequent runs. The deps.compile probably did some native compilation in the dep folder directly rather in _build.
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by yuliyp 1y ago
They pushed it out while the vehicle was parked. The bug seemed to not break the vehicle immediately, but after some time driving.
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by yuliyp 1y ago
I don't understand how this is losing their mind. Toggling this setting is expensive on the backend: opting in means "go and rescan all the photos". opting out means "delete all the scanned information for this user&quot
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by yuliyp 1y ago
> The New Deal delayed the recovery from the Depression to 10 years or so. This is categorically wrong: the WW2 GDP boom started in 1939, by which point we'd already been out of the great depression (1936 was the first year that Rea
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by yuliyp 1y ago
Sure they do. Amazon built AWS well after it was big. Apple built the iPhone. Microsoft built VS Code. just to name a few examples.
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by yuliyp 1y ago
I think that simulation claim that pick-2 can send 2.5x as much traffic to most loaded vs least loaded is a bit misleading: if the load metric is completely random then that might happen. The more correlation to load the better. Also, rathe
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by yuliyp 1y ago
Sorry, I guess I meant something like motion planning etc. rather than another transformer.
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by yuliyp 1y ago
I can't help but feel like some sort of hybrid approach: use GPT5 for the strategy, then a more direct ML model for actually executing the strategy might work better than trying to use reasoning directly for input control, would work b
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by yuliyp 1y ago
In Hack, collection objects were one of the biggest early mistakes that the took a huge amount of effort to undo. It turns out that the copy-on-write semantics of PHP array were extremely important for performance and good APIs. Being able
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by yuliyp 1y ago
There are a few reasons: 1. Random is the one algorithm that can't be fooled. So even if there's something against number of connections as a load metric, not using that metric alone dampens the problems. 2. There is a lag between
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by yuliyp 1y ago
They're not getting anything out of the small bump in resale prices well after they wrote and sold those books.
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by yuliyp 1y ago
I guess I'd thought of head-of-line-blocking as the delay from a slow request stalling subsequent ones beyond the throughput limits of the system: i.e. a slow-to-parse request causes other cheap requests to wait.
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by yuliyp 1y ago
I don't think this is head-of-line blocking. That is, it's not like a single slow request causes starvation of other requests. The IO thread for the connection is grabbing and dispatching data to workers as fast as it can. All the
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by yuliyp 1y ago
If you have a single TCP connection, all the data flows through that connection, ultimately serializing at least some of the processing. Given that the workers are just responding with OK, no matter how many CPU cores you give to that you&#
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by yuliyp 1y ago
Right, but over 20 million people do. And those are generally less wealthy people for whom price increases would be quite a hardship.
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by yuliyp 1y ago
> you should be interpreting them at time of reading the log This reminds me of a fun interaction in browser devtools: you can log a complex struct to the console. The browser does not copy the entire nested structure when you do so imme
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by yuliyp 1y ago
Think "hardware groups with next generation experimental hardware". Facebook runs their own data centers, including designing their own servers. How do you verify that the servers actually perform well? One natural choice was to p
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by yuliyp 1y ago
We know that they restarted a few seconds later a few seconds apart from each other, and shut off a second part from each other. It's extremely unlikely for a pilot to decide to react by shutting both switches off, then turning them on
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by yuliyp 1y ago
It's not dehumanizing them. It's depiloting them. Not everyone should be a commercial airline pilot, no matter how much they may want to be one.
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by yuliyp 1y ago
RGB is a color scale of three fractions. Those fractions can each be measured with any number of bits (1 bit, 4 bits, and 8 bits are choices that have seen some use).
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by yuliyp 1y ago
Even with a high percentage of time busy, there's still a wide delta between peak and average power draw (basically every EV slows down its charging the higher the charge percentage). Still lots of opportunity for charge/discharge
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by yuliyp 1y ago
To contrast, I found that tidbit about Einstein helpful, as it took my memory more promptly to when I studied it in physics classes. I enjoyed the post more as a story more than as a report.
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by yuliyp 1y ago
If you're sorting data on a command line, you probably have some matter of control over how it's generated. So just fully-expand it and then text sorting just works. Pretty simple?
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by yuliyp 1y ago
Did the author do any analysis of the effectiveness of their tool on something beyond multiplication? Did they look to see if it caught any bugs in any codebases? What's the false positive rate? False negative? As is it's neat tha
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by yuliyp 1y ago
The ADS-B transponder tells other planes where you are. It doesn't tell you where the other planes are. Turning it off when there are civilian planes doesn't improve your ability to aviate. it just hurts the situational awareness
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by yuliyp 1y ago
> however, you would immediately have a civil case against the person and/or their representative for their false claim. Look how well that's worked against DMCA and Youtube copyright strike abuse. In the case that the posts t

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