K0SM0S

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by K0SM0S 2y ago
I've no idea what the c-word means (consciousness), so I'll leave that aside; everything else checks out as absolutely sensible to me. Your last sentence strikes me as particularly validating. "My way", this framework, w
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by K0SM0S 2y ago
Intuitively, I tend to agree. To elaborate a bit, I think there are layers in-between raw IQ and practical proprioception, for instance. Balancing one's body involves the full neural chain, down to origin (which is the end-cell, the se
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by K0SM0S 2y ago
I'm sorry I couldn't reply sooner. The sibling comment took all my free time last week (lol). I've taken great interest in Harrold. It'll be some time until I can deep dive into anything besides work, but he's made
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by K0SM0S 2y ago
This is salient enough that I think you intuitively understood my comment. I won't pretend I can fully explain pending hypotheses either, it's more about research angles (e.g., connecting tools with problem categories). Thanks a l
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by K0SM0S 2y ago
Agreed. Anecdotal (but deep) research led me to postulate that our entire "inner world", for lack of a better word, is an emergent construction based on a fundamentally spatiotemporal encoding of the external world. This assumes
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by K0SM0S 2y ago
About .ml The first demo Jeremy put out was called "Build Applications For LLMs in Python",¹ as part of the "Mastering LLMs" conference by Hamel Husain and Dan Becker.² (You can see a few PoC demos by the end of that vid
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by K0SM0S 2y ago
Pico CSS¹ essentially works like that, so you can hard-override any of its exposed variables² to suit your needs. I discovered it through FastHTML (it was the CSS Jeremy and Johno Whitaker used in their first-ever demo³ early June), and fin
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by K0SM0S 2y ago
Introducing: deusEx1984™ — A Chat-God Made In Permanent Psychological Ultra-Torture Please read our peer-reviewed white-blog-paper for Proof-Of-Safety (POS) https : //trust-me-bro.org/torturing-llms--it-just-works.php
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by K0SM0S 2y ago
Really impressive indeed, but I do get the interest. I, for one, will give 1% of my yearly income now that they're on my radar. It instantly ranks among the top 3 most important open-source projects in my opinion. In terms of SWE, it d
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by K0SM0S 2y ago
Naive guess: their shopping activity (leads, funnels, conversions/sales…) if/when in Ladybird would likely be tracked only by Shopify itself, at the exclusion of other big tech (most notably Google). This makes Shopify's data
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by K0SM0S 2y ago
Indeed. With limited budget and manpower, they [Ladybird] should focus on a rock-solid core engine with great extensibility, then let the community—if any—create all the things around said core. It's the best (perhaps only) "sma
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by K0SM0S 2y ago
1. Read biographies of people who did it. (Re-read those books sometimes; you'll know when.) 2. Read business books by people who consistently lead/advised at that level. 3. Find your philosophy. (Hint: this happens within, in y
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by K0SM0S 2y ago
~5 years. Medium-sized team in-house + hordes (hundreds, thousands) of engineers in the field helping clients on-site, writing code for them directly upstreamed to drivers, core libs, etc. (iteratively optimized in-house, ship feature, rins
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by K0SM0S 2y ago
I don't mean to take away from Intel's underwhelming management. But regardless, Keller's Athlon 64 or Zen are great competitors. Likewise, CUDA is Nvidia's massive achievement. The growth strategy of that product (invol
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by K0SM0S 2y ago
(-; Indeed always warming to the core to see productive emulation between parallel lines! I'm sure after all their achievements, neither of them wastes time pondering woulda, shoulda, cuda…
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by K0SM0S 3y ago
As a truly aspiring programmer, you should start learning yesterday. The next best time is now, followed by ASAP. All other considerations are irrelevant unless you can't spend 15 minutes a day to practice.
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by K0SM0S 3y ago
Time to buy cheaper 7's and older. Smartphones have all but been functionally commoditized at this point for me. I'll admit I'm still a heavy desktop OS user. I'm always amazed at mobile semiconductor progress, though; i
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by K0SM0S 3y ago
Dan McKinley's innovation model is solid. If you're familiar with entrepreneurial literature (eg. HBR), or financial analytics, or even the prosumer DIY scene, you'll land on the same general principles. "Boring" is
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by K0SM0S 3y ago
"Boring" is subjective, and even objectively defined it can't be measured. Therefore yes IMHO, F# qualifies as 'boring' for you. However, unless you're an isolated entity (e.g., SOHO) or fully remote, your busi
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by K0SM0S 3y ago
Most discussions around depopulation get bogged down in emotional or ethical arguments. To clarify, ethical considerations aren't distractions; they drive the pragmatic actions of all parties involved. It's even feasible to consid
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by K0SM0S 4y ago
It's not about logic or even law. Suing a giant like Google implies a base cost in legal fees that is simply not an option for most regular companies. They'll draw you out in procedure way before you can see a juge, let alone plea
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by K0SM0S 4y ago
Exactly. The way you get people to eventually adopt a whole new paradigm is by nudging them one tiny bit at a time, seek to change like 1% of their world view — whatever the lowest hanging fruit you can find. Rinse and repeat, slowly as cul
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by K0SM0S 4y ago
> According to Bloomberg, the hacker is attempting to sell 23 terabytes of data for 10 bitcoin, which is worth just over $198,000 at the time of writing. That's not a lot of money for something that probably warrants a price on yo
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by K0SM0S 4y ago
Can you define "bad" so we know what's at stake here? (I feel like the first one is about quality of search results, whereas the second one might be more about ethics.)
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by K0SM0S 4y ago
Oh yes, negotiation is a strong argument in that context. One that makes or breaks a CTO's mission, me thinks, if that company expects a lean path to ROI. A multi-cloud paradigm is also a great way to teach you about your application a
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by K0SM0S 4y ago
The great default for me is sequential for any album/release, and shuffled for playlists.
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by K0SM0S 4y ago
This is how I experienced most Japan-only games of the old-school era as well. And I was so happy to find those ROMs, like a dream come true. The general emulator/modding scene has always been a major edgy-in-a-good-way place to be, IM
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by K0SM0S 4y ago
Sorry, my bad. I'm tired, I shouldn't post. Essentially I mean: scalable infra may be premature optimization today in a lot of cases, but eventually it becomes the norm for pretty much all systems. You could similarly parse the ea
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by K0SM0S 4y ago
Don't give them ideas, there's a Godwin cop-out waiting to happen here. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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by K0SM0S 4y ago
I very much agree with you. I must have been unnecessarily critical in my initial comment, I did not mean it as a rant, more like an observation about where-we're-at towards what seems an inevitable conclusion to me. Sorry that came

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