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barkingcat
2mo ago
Is an llm able to explain to itself what these parameters do, and change its own parameter settings?
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barkingcat
3mo ago
classic use case for gamification. every time I see any startup run "games" on some aspect of daily life, it's going to go into killer robots in the end.
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barkingcat
4mo ago
Firstly, apple doesn’t compete on price. Even if icloud is priced more than google people would always buy apple just for the ecosystem integration. It’s not even a competition to be honest. Look up “buy or build” which is the industry term
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barkingcat
4mo ago
get LLM to write ADA and have it use SPARK for verification.
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barkingcat
4mo ago
one issue is that modern ransomeware groups are also being hunted themselves - there are many ransomeware orgs that are themselves being ransomed so are not reliable. even if you pay the ransom to the 1st group, the 2nd group will leak.
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5mo ago
at this point Anthropic/OpenAI have enough equity to buy out the entire Visa and Mastercard ecosystems. It's all fake venture capital money, but they are the big cheese.
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5mo ago
waiting for month for a refund (and having lost access to the pro plan immediately but no immediate refund) is definite grounds for chargeback. there is no human on the other end of the chain, and I bet that chargebacks are how they issue r
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5mo ago
good target for the Louvre thieves!
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8mo ago
the indiana jones warehouse.
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10mo ago
American economics doesn't allow fabrication of semiconductors even if there is the know how. Think about how Intel, who pioneered the know how, can't build cutting edge nodes in the levels that they need to make it profitable. IB
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1y ago
doesn't this just mean the spec is overwritten? (and covering things that are not in use by the dominant engines) It's useless to get a higher score on compliance than the leading engines because ... no one else can use them.
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1y ago
Probably that there are already several generations of TPU hardware - the best ones go to internal use, while the older hardware gets rented out to gcp to amortize the development costs.
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1y ago
It's the ouroboros - snake eating its own tail.
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1y ago
this case is conductive, precisely so the excess charge can be grounded by the power supply by being in touch/contact with the psu metallic casing. the psu is grounded, but the static has no way of getting to ground (via psu) if the ca
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1y ago
The black market is "if you have to ask then you are already not qualified" unless you are an agent posing questions to get people to sink themselves.
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1y ago
current gen AI is Pakleds of Star Trek TNG. Give them a bit of power though, and they will kill you to take your power.
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1y ago
When it comes to larger projects, first: - you don't need to understand the whole in order to help the kind of bugs you can start with are like : - this icon is a bit weird, it's off centre by 2px - how do I add 2 pixels to this i
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1y ago
There's also the Eclipse VScode-look-alike-reimplementation called TheiaIDE https://theia-ide.org/ It was rough a few years ago, but nowadays it's pretty nice. TI rebuilt their Code Composer Studio using Theia so
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1y ago
What are you talking about, global politics is only melodramatic overdone theatrics everyone does it. I'm pretty sure your home country, whatever it is, also does it. it's the equivalent of banging fists on tables to try to get
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1y ago
You only need to look at board membership overlap between all companies (all companies, not just tech) You'll find the same names appearing over and over again. The reason all companies seem to do the same thing at the same time is tha
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1y ago
no a true mistake would have been to delete the hard drive that the wallet was stored on so you wouldn't even had the benefit of paying off anything or buying any hookers and blow.
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1y ago
What is an EE in automotive parlance?
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1y ago
Dark pattern galore
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1y ago
you missed the boat by about 10 years.
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1y ago
Pretty sure the mainstream gaming advice is to turn off E-Cores so the vast majority of actual gamers would be doing just that.
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1y ago
Probably North Korea.
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1y ago
that's the definition of the home datacentre.
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1y ago
I completely understand resigning on principles. It's a reflection of an internal state where you cannot fight (due to reporting chain of command) and the idea that leaving to fight is a stronger position than staying and fighting with
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1y ago
Instead of trying to make sense of the formula, it's much more likely the administration needed a global 30% and then they made up the formula (and the constants, etc) to get to that number. Anyone who's trying to make arguments b
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2y ago
Thinking pragmatically, the legacy systems where there is no current rust toolchain most likely do not need the drivers and components that are being written in rust. Unless you somehow want to run Apple M1 GPU drivers on a device that ha
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