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by blablablerg 29d ago
Why not, his linkedin profile is public and easily findable. This is not doxxing.
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by blablablerg 1mo ago
To ascribe good faith here to Zuckerberg is quite the leap considering his history. Why are his main products basically walled gardens then? It is a business decision to open source his models, because he has been behind the curve from the
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by blablablerg 7mo ago
Ah yes, a reply in true hacker fashion, if people only were that binary. Just don't use, then addiction wouldn't be a thing! Problem solved. We can see it all around, the now 55 years war on drugs has been a great success! I'
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by blablablerg 7mo ago
Yes.
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by blablablerg 9mo ago
> Automated snack vending machine is a solved problem since nearly a century. Yes, but as stated by the Anthropic guy, a LLM/AI running a business is not. Or would you just let it run wild in the real world? And I agree that there i
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by blablablerg 10mo ago
It is an interesting article but I find the slides inserted without much context to be confusing.. or is that part of the game?
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by blablablerg 1y ago
I'll go against the grain here. If I invite someone a couple of times, and constantly get declined no way I'll invite that person anymore, because I make an effort to invite you. Declining (repeatedly) makes me feel like an ass fo
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by blablablerg 1y ago
For fun, I asked it how much better it is than GPT-4. It started a rap battle against itself :P https://chatgpt.com/share/6895d5da-8884-8003-bf9d-1e191b11d3...
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by blablablerg 1y ago
Postmodernity is said to be a culture of fragmentary sensations, eclectic nostalgia, disposable simulacra, and promiscuous superficiality, in which the traditionally valued qualities of depth, coherence, meaning, originality, and authentici
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by blablablerg 1y ago
Nice vibe writing.
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by blablablerg 1y ago
Who claimed that?
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by blablablerg 1y ago
And you don't think he would adjust like Linus for example?
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by blablablerg 1y ago
Instead of an anthropocentric vision, you present here a "compucentric" vision, reminiscent of the works of Douglas Hofstadter, where the universe renders code, awareness reprograms, and everything is a recursive pattern. (This i
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by blablablerg 2y ago
Only a small percentage of people are willing to pay for internet services. It is psychology and competition between the sites who offer services for free vs requiring payment. Paying for a service is a barrier to entry, while getting it fo
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by blablablerg 2y ago
It is, because you are wasting time reinventing the wheel. Also if something is already well researched, you might miss intricacies, traps, optimizations etc. previous researchers have stumbled upon.
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by blablablerg 2y ago
"K is a general-purpose programming language that excels as a tool for data wrangling, analytics and transformation." How does it compare to R/tidyverse?
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by blablablerg 2y ago
You can't do (or it is much more involved) to do cuts with rotary knobs. So they serve only the DJ who does slow mixes, while with faders you can do both.
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by blablablerg 3y ago
(Too much) empathy can definitely be a weakness. It is situational however, in a safe and peaceful environment it is beneficial and helpful, in less fortunate environments it can make you a target.
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by blablablerg 3y ago
Not all, kernel level anticheat with the big multiplayer games is a problem these days (areweanticheatyet.com), but other than that, most titles work.
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by blablablerg 3y ago
It is a very big difference to publicly blame your now ex-CEO for basically lying ("not consistently candid") versus just a polite parting message based on personal differences or whatever. To attribute direct blame to Sam like th
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by blablablerg 3y ago
Brorbror.. your brother's brother?
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by blablablerg 3y ago
Not so sure that VR will take off that much, or that soon. The Apple Vision Pro is still pretty heavy, working for hours with that thing, well I hope you have strong neck muscles.
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by blablablerg 3y ago
They realized: - More chance of getting away with it vs (attempted) assassination, since you usually don't cause bodily injury or death (so police divert less resources to the crime) and you are well away on your scooter when the explo
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by blablablerg 3y ago
It is actually pretty decent. Since GNOME ~40 the desktop is pretty much out of your way and a joy to use imho.
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by blablablerg 3y ago
Blur My Shell, Espresso, Just Perfection, Pomodoro, Reorder Workspaces, Top Bar Organizer.
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by blablablerg 3y ago
Almost any request can be framed as abuse in this manner. "Some stranger asked me to stand still on the street the whole day, he abused my agreeableness". Imo it is not abuse if there isn't any threat and you simply can say n
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by blablablerg 3y ago
That is not why Linux "failed"(1). It is because essential software for the average PC user like MS Office and the Adobe suite is not available. For games the situation has quite improved thanks to Valve. (1) Linux didn't fai
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by blablablerg 3y ago
It is not just about thinking that corporations/billionaires are doing something wrong, it is also about them getting away with it, governments doing nothing about it and being powerless yourself to do something about it. If this world
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How Can Computers Calculate Sine, Cosine, and More? – The CORDIC Algorithm(youtube.com)
2 points by blablablerg 3y ago|0 comments
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by blablablerg 3y ago
He writes about all these productivity tools and that he stopped using them. For me the same, but the one I still use and helps me is org mode. It excels at customizability and simplicity. How I use it: I write down my plan for the day, an

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