cryptonector

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by cryptonector 4d ago
Yeah, we have a habit of not bothering to read LLM-generated prose.
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by cryptonector 4d ago
I'm a bit shocked that this comment got flagged and went dead -- it might or might not be correct in its claims, but flagging it seems ridiculous to me.
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by cryptonector 4d ago
In principle you need a banking license in order to create money, so not "anybody" can create money. For example, I can't, and neither can you (unless you're a bank, which I suspect you're not_.
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by cryptonector 4d ago
> heavy lifting Load bearing, heavy lifting... Your comment wasn't LLM-written, either. I think we're starting to see LLMisms infect human writing. I might try to start speaking like this and see if anyone notices. It could
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by cryptonector 4d ago
The whole thing is clearly written by Claude.
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by cryptonector 4d ago
> load-bearing Apart from LLMs, who speaks this way?
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by cryptonector 6d ago
But first it makes your system slow.
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by cryptonector 7d ago
Obviously this is contrived. The point isn't to model how best to do hiring. The point is to see if AI models develop biases off of partial information the way humans do.
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by cryptonector 8d ago
Difficult to do thread-safely and lock-less-ly. An atomic compare-and-swap operation can be used to build lock-less, thread-safe singly-linked list. Doing that for doubly-linked lists is harder.
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by cryptonector 9d ago
I think all of TFA was flimsy. This coupling of which TFA is bad, somehow? I don't even see a good definition of "coupled", nor a good argument of why/how "uncoupling" makes for simple and small.
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by cryptonector 11d ago
It was monetized quite a while back.
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by cryptonector 13d ago
Academy can be like that. Ignore and push on. This idea is fantastic.
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by cryptonector 13d ago
This is wild.
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by cryptonector 13d ago
> My belief is: legislation needs to either make it just as hard to merge two companies as it is to unmerge them, or make it just as easy to unmerge two companies as it is to merge them. Easy for companies to merge, and... who is going t
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by cryptonector 13d ago
The issue is that back-links in data structures are inherently difficult to handle a thread-safe way in mutators.
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by cryptonector 13d ago
Doubly-linked lists -all data structures that have back pointers- are really difficult to mutate thread-safely.
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by cryptonector 14d ago
A lot of these are decidedly not in the middle of nowhere. The corridor from San Antonio to Dallas, passing through Austin, is almost a continuous city, and it's becoming that.
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by cryptonector 14d ago
KXAN is adding eyeballs. Maybe.
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by cryptonector 20d ago
We all must die, if we're to have progeny. If we lived forever, we could not procreate. How we die does matter. No one should be murdered. Many would prefer to die peacefully, in their sleep, unaware. Survivors generally prefer tha
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by cryptonector 20d ago
Sea levels haven't changed at Martha's Vineyard. I'd recommend that. Obama moved there in his retirement.
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by cryptonector 23d ago
If you can do Peano numbers... Guaranteed termination isn't really if you give me enough rope to implement the Ackermann function.
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by cryptonector 24d ago
Dammit, I like coconut oil.
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by cryptonector 24d ago
Pros for HTTP for IPC: 1. We already use it plenty, so we have lots of implementations, 2. it's good enough. Cons: a. what shall be the form of HTTP IPC URIs? hostnames for http: and https: scheme URIs are kinda out of place in IPC ap
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by cryptonector 26d ago
But that's not useful. That's the problem.
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by cryptonector 27d ago
Watermarking? It certainly is useful for that. I see Claude-written prose AND I know instantly it's LLM writing. What I do with that knowledge varies.
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by cryptonector 27d ago
Claudette is a great name for Claude-related things. I get the threat of trademark infringement lawsuits.
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by cryptonector 27d ago
Because politics?
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by cryptonector 27d ago
Two problems. First, it is remarkably difficult to come up with a set of programs that it is safe to let the restricted user use. Second, it is remarkably difficult to make the restricted environment useful enough if you're really se
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by cryptonector 27d ago
When you share YT links you should remove the `?is=...` tracker.
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by cryptonector 27d ago
We never solved the restricted shell problem for humans.

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