cherryteastain

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by cherryteastain 8d ago
Navier Stokes assumes the fluid is a continuum. The smallest scales that it effectively models [1] are larger than the mean free path of the molecules in the fluid, measured by the Knudsen number [2]. Whenever a phenomenon in the Navier Sto
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by cherryteastain 8d ago
Navier Stokes existence and smoothness has approximately zero bearing on engineering applications
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by cherryteastain 9d ago
For an incompressible flow: \nu d^2 u_i / dx_j dx_j - Viscosity -1/\rho dp/dx_i - Pressure gradient u_j du_i / dx_j - Advection. Kinda like momentum transfer from the motion of the fluid itself. Nonlinear, which makes th
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by cherryteastain 12d ago
MTE is not the only blocker here. Pixel 7 series do not have it and are currently supported by GrapheneOS. There are other concerns regarding things like a proper secure element implementation and timely firmware/binary blob updates.
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by cherryteastain 21d ago
> buddies at the helm in Iran Shows how ignorant you are of the dynamics of the region. Iranian regime belong to the Shia sect, and backed Assad in the civil war. Sharaa/Jolani's faction are Sunnis, principally backed by Turkey
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by cherryteastain 24d ago
> There’s a short sighted cheering on of the 3rd tier and lower companies offering lower rates, but we’re already seeing them ratchet up the pricing and keep larger models closed after they get market attention. Sorry, but people are che
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by cherryteastain 26d ago
They would not be so vehemently against it if it did not work. There is a reason E2EE, duress passwords and similar technologies are under such intense assault these days.
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by cherryteastain 27d ago
Doing that in the middle of the AI bubble would be a huge systemic risk to the US and world economy. Expansion of the US economy is now largely driven by the colossal amount of data centers being built. No one anywhere in the world would in
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by cherryteastain 29d ago
> Google supposedly significantly lowered its participation in the C++ development process, and instead started to work on their own C++ successor language. Did they decide to keep things as is or rewrite in Rust with LLM assistance in t
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by cherryteastain 1mo ago
They did the equivalent in their time which was cutting the precious metal content of their coinage.
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by cherryteastain 1mo ago
Other parties did not support Binface
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by cherryteastain 1mo ago
For comparison, the GNOME Weather app takes 80MB.
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by cherryteastain 1mo ago
Looking at more holistic metrics, the lowest HDI US state (Mississippi) has a HDI of 0.868 [1], around the level of Argentina/Uruguay/Oman [2]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_and_territ.
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by cherryteastain 1mo ago
This is about country's total GDP. Per capita graph in TFA shows Poland is still behind Belgium [1]. [1] https://images.euronews.com/articles/stories/09/86/71/11/108...
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by cherryteastain 1mo ago
So is Anthropic...
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by cherryteastain 2mo ago
> Early capitalism didn’t have steady growth because of technical advances. It had steady growth because it was early capitalism. The same technical advances created rapid growth in non industrialized non capitalist societies once they w
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by cherryteastain 2mo ago
Probably won't/cannot be ımplemented. C++ and Rust disallow the analogues of this (templated virtual methods/dyn with a trait containing methods taking type parameters) as well.
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by cherryteastain 2mo ago
This is China's way of applying its modus operandi of '80% the quality at 20% the price' to LLMs. Aim is dumping the tokens on the world market like they did with other industries like shipbuilding, steel etc.
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by cherryteastain 2mo ago
Big PC OEMs offer models with various distros preinstalled. Examples: Lenovo [1], Dell [2] [1] https://www.lenovo.com/gb/en/configurator/cto/?bundleId=21NS... [2] https://www.dell.com/en-
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by cherryteastain 2mo ago
GrapheneOS has a feature to scramble the locations of the numbers on the passcode unlock screen to prevent this exact problem
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by cherryteastain 2mo ago
Right, I thought you meant there was some GPL-caused license issue.
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by cherryteastain 2mo ago
Maybe if you apply it at a microstructural scale (think seconds) with order book and trade print data from many sources/symbols. Certainly not if you blindly apply it to the time series of the price.
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by cherryteastain 2mo ago
What do you mean? BSDs have tons of code lifted from the Linux amdgpu driver.
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by cherryteastain 2mo ago
Easier solution: phone wipes itself if passcode is not entered every X hours
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by cherryteastain 2mo ago
> Very early in the empire, a law made all conquered people officially Roman Wouldn't call this "early" in the empire. Caracalla [1] did this in 212AD by granting Roman citizenship to free noncitizens, well after the begin
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by cherryteastain 2mo ago
You can turn it off but it's an all or nothing switch, if you turn it off everything will basically become a temporary chat and all past chats are deleted
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by cherryteastain 2mo ago
Are you suggesting Gemma beats GLM 5.2?
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by cherryteastain 2mo ago
Really big news for AMD, lack of a PTX analogue for ROCm was so painful that it set back adoption of AMD GPUs for GPGPU tasks at least a decade. I think things are better now, but my 6900XT took over a year to get Pytorch support. Many card
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by cherryteastain 2mo ago
> there’s a chance frontier models get sponsored by the USG and are never released publicly so they can’t be distilled and then what? That premise hinges on one implicit assumption: Chinese advances are due to distillation ONLY and that
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by cherryteastain 2mo ago
Options/futures market makers

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