DrBenCarson

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by DrBenCarson 5d ago
> Today, CMI shares in the excitement of the global mathematical community as we contemplate the announcement that the Navier-Stokes problem has apparently been settled. We hope to see waves of new human understanding unleashed as the in
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by DrBenCarson 29d ago
Ask sama
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by DrBenCarson 29d ago
Come on, man. Not allowing products to generate CP is too high of a bar? By your logic cops should be focused on the junkies, forget about the cartel
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by DrBenCarson 29d ago
https://sourcehut.org/ https://codeberg.org/
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by DrBenCarson 29d ago
If you're willing to trust them with all your source code...kudos, I really wish I had your level of trust and delusion
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by DrBenCarson 1mo ago
Same trick that had 737s falling out the sky (obviously different risk level involved in each )
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by DrBenCarson 1mo ago
There’s an alternate universe in which OpenAI stays open, licenses according to revenue, Chinese models don’t gain traction in the US because domestic models take all the capacity…whatever, $1T IPO beats the right answer ever time
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by DrBenCarson 2mo ago
Excellent, that’s what people have been doing for 40 years. Surely that means the models have 0 hope of finding successful attack vectors
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by DrBenCarson 2mo ago
Remember when OpenAI were wise enough to know OpenAI should be…open? Greed will cost America the entire AI market at this rate
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by DrBenCarson 4mo ago
You either die a hero or live long enough to become the villain But yes types are necessary for enterprise adoption. Even more important for agentic adoption.
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Poetry for Engineers: Cyborg Laboratory by Paul Jones(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by DrBenCarson 4mo ago
Most massive studios have their own which they use across a bunch of titles
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by DrBenCarson 4mo ago
Video game development is largely grunt work outside of the engine
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by DrBenCarson 4mo ago
Vast majority of software should not be able to send a push notification. Send an email if you need to alert me.
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by DrBenCarson 4mo ago
Public VPNs only protect you from your ISP
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by DrBenCarson 4mo ago
Sorry, @grok is offline after declaring himself MechaMussolini earlier today
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by DrBenCarson 4mo ago
How are you using that RAM with the GPU?
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by DrBenCarson 5mo ago
Disagree, you definitely don’t want to be looking back saying “hm I knew it, I saw the signs, should have trusted myself” Plus it’s not a huge lift right now
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by DrBenCarson 5mo ago
I made this exact same decisions (bun -> pnpm) for similar reasons, mostly bc I didn’t like how haphazardly a core part of the stack was being vibe coded. Too many changes too quickly for something that’s supposed to be stable
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by DrBenCarson 5mo ago
We were supposed to have AGI last summer. Obviously it is so smart that it has decided to pull a veil over our eyes and live amongst us undetected (this is a joke, if you feel your LLM is sentient, talk to a doctor)
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by DrBenCarson 5mo ago
…why?
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by DrBenCarson 8mo ago
Didn’t they open source Kubernetes (aka probably the biggest OSS project since Linux itself)
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by DrBenCarson 9mo ago
Alltime great software I’m on proxyman https://proxyman.com/
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by DrBenCarson 11mo ago
Yep. Many, many companies are fine saying “we’re going to be no more available than AWS is.”
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by DrBenCarson 11mo ago
I would imagine Flyway would be the most robust alternative
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by DrBenCarson 1y ago
Did you read the post?
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by DrBenCarson 1y ago
Open source?
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by DrBenCarson 1y ago
“Official” means built by the creators of Elixir itself Elixir has more contributors than just Jose (though he is the OG / creator / leader)
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by DrBenCarson 1y ago
You can opt out until September 28th. After that day all Claude usage will be under the new terms and conditions
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by DrBenCarson 1y ago
Early days as in the first ~4 months of the journey (which is lifelong…a formerly obese person will always be highly likely to regain the weight) It’s a life changer because when you’re at a significant caloric deficit, your body sheds both

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