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arbirk
3d ago
I have an inmotion V10 - soon rusty
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3d ago
It is the whole bench-mining and fish-slop optimization. Seq2seq models are probably stable on their own, translating from my typo ridden prompts to code should be ok because it is natural to the tech
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3d ago
I am also rusting my hw. Last week my mouse, this week my EUC (wish me luck). I would rather risk a crash than memory corruption
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6d ago
Is this a summary made in the mist of the fray. I need a timeline
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7d ago
One thing I have to be honest about, and it's mine.. The one thing I would check before... do you want to do that? Say go an and will do it without the check While checking I found 3 vulnerabilities and 2 potential optimizations of whi
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10d ago
LinkedIn is also suppressive. The algo for maximizing non-confrontational screen time is strongly tuned against: critical posts and comments. Real bringing of information from outside the bubble. Links are severely suppressed.
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22d ago
Yes, but Λ < 0 would make it negative
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22d ago
Λ ≤ 0 in the intro. Great site!
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23d ago
Anger is not productive. But we need to be more accepting to "the mood of the day". Winter grumpiness, being annoyed over having to bike in the rain, being able to show that you are stressed, weak, feel weird should all be emotion
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27d ago
I live by "everything is grey". I am interestingly smart in some niche domains that I have a hard time communicating exists. I also insist on not fitting any template. Pretty dumb, right?
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2mo ago
It is all about abstraction, and basic English is a quite bad abstraction
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2mo ago
That is not really how LLMs work
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2mo ago
Just use fedora
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2mo ago
It is a matter of law. Only humans count as persons and citizens. Any robot that makes a decision defers accountability to its human owner.
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2mo ago
> Beauty: Is the software as aesthetically pleasing as possible? Imo this point should be changed to reviewability. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder
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3mo ago
I have been a fan of Ruby for many years, but in this fast paced era the Ruby ecosystem always struggled with the dependency versioning. Gems I relied on were never available or compatible with the rest of the ecosystem.
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3mo ago
Agreed, but after this winter my next car has got to be AWD
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3mo ago
For family cars we need 4x 30-50 hp units. If the motor can weigh around 7 kg it can be placed directly on wheel. Adding durable brake discs (rarely used) and 2 inverters front ad back and we have the EV platform of the next 100 years
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3mo ago
I made my own webclipper - dont trust browser extensions
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3mo ago
https://security.apple.com/blog/private-cloud-compute/
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3mo ago
And that grants S&P (plus the existing NASDAQ indices). All US pensioners are bagholders for an illegal immigrant lol
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3mo ago
I think we should start by making exams that mirror work day performance: Presenting ideas, summarizing, reviewing a proposal and commenting etc. This is of course more expensive, but keeping exams inexpensive is one of the major problems i
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4mo ago
what is rate per 100.000 tracking? I guess it means among living persons at every datapoint. If so decreasing mortality overall and final diagnosis specifically plays a large role in the numbers
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4mo ago
They focused on the wrong product imo. File sync as in syncing the files you are actively working on and temporary files like clipboard etc. is powerful. Syncing folders and doing backups is difficult and expensive. I am still looking for a
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4mo ago
https://www.computerworld.dk/art/291220/frygter-spionage-eu-...
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4mo ago
EU officials have to do the same when leaving the US
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4mo ago
Would use it if it wasn't supporting the space wanker
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4mo ago
I always wonder with these posts: - are they talking about coding (where I am the control flow) - or RPA agents (in which it is obvious) ? - also don't use llm for deterministic tasks
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5mo ago
I think that is an insult to MS Bob
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6mo ago
I agree. As the amount of cheap content grows, I think we will come to like condensed to the point articles like this one.
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