euW3EeBe

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by euW3EeBe 1y ago
> Iran is the most destabilizing country in the region You misspelled Israel, and a reminder that Israel is the only nation in the region with multiple nuclear warheads. https://carnegieendowment.org/emissary/2025&#x
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by euW3EeBe 2y ago
Take a look at their comment history, and keep in mind that Chomsky has been openly critical of Israel for a long time.
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by euW3EeBe 2y ago
That's a crazy amount of memory usage, it might be an extension doing it? VSCode has a process explorer tool you can access under `Help>Open Process Explorer`.
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by euW3EeBe 2y ago
I think Fleet aims to do this, its been in preview for 3 years now so I'm not sure what's left for them to actually release the thing. I'm looking forward to only having one IDE installed and loading/unloading language p
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by euW3EeBe 2y ago
The VSCode extension for Rust is quite good too, probably the best IDE like support for any language I've tried. I'm more excited for JetBrains Fleet than another standalone IDE at this point.
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by euW3EeBe 2y ago
When I looked this up it pointed me to this exact comment.
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by euW3EeBe 2y ago
Not an expert in this field, but I'm guessing this is related to unintuitive nature of geometry in high-dimensional spaces. One rough example I can think of is the fact that the number of ways to move away from the origin increases exp
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by euW3EeBe 2y ago
And as usual, people thinking AI == LLM.
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by euW3EeBe 2y ago
As far as I read in the article doesn't mention a chatbot at all. I'm guessing it's some sort of search guided by a neural network, considering they mentioned AlphaGo.
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by euW3EeBe 2y ago
> Has anyone asked the palestinians if they consent to being used as human shields? If they do, then well they're getting what they asked for but if not, then the only bad guy here is hamas. I usually don't comment on these thi
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by euW3EeBe 2y ago
Probably also helps that there's way more image/video data to train on than 3D data.
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by euW3EeBe 3y ago
> I roll my eyes every time I hear about yet another programming language for which the biggest invention is that it does not allow null pointers. > It is even worse when a programming language manages to solve an easily preventable p