fellellor

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by fellellor 3y ago
She literally quoted a Hadith. What is "incendiary" according to you is her tone of quotation. As if people don't quote nonsense from other religions in a non-reverential but mocking manner. Is Islam so fragile that Muslims g
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by fellellor 3y ago
You can keep spewing non sense like this, but people here are more literate than what you are used to. Your argument boils down to - if you insulted or are perceived to have insulted the prophet of Islam (by even quoting a hadith), then you
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by fellellor 3y ago
Gaslighting at it's finest right here. Nupur Sharma can never live a normal life. The moment her security is removed, and whereabouts are known she will absolutely get murdered by some Muslim fanatic, just like Kamlesh Tiwari. This is
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by fellellor 3y ago
She should be able to say anything she wants on Islam and Muhammed. The only consequence to her should be what is in the Indian Penal Code, and ostracisation by her constituents. She doesn't deserve to be lynched by a muslim mob for th
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by fellellor 3y ago
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by fellellor 3y ago
You lie by speaking selectively. BJP leadership was supportive of Nupur Sharma initially. Prominent Muslim figures like Nasiruddin Shah (who normally despise BJP) have come out and said that Nupur Sharma did not say anything wrong about Moh
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by fellellor 3y ago
Extremely hilarious to see no discussion here given the previous threads on this case were absolutely deluged with uneducated, know-it-all comments about the same.
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by fellellor 3y ago
Fears of “AI” are gradually reaching mass hysteria levels at this point.
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by fellellor 3y ago
That dude Eliezer Yudkowsky is such a nutcase. It is truly a testament to our times that we have normalised this kind of “Neuro-divergent” behaviour. He claims that AI is completely inscrutable and that it is guaranteed to wipe out life on
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by fellellor 3y ago
IC means integrated circuit.
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by fellellor 3y ago
For the guy that asked, IC means integrated circuit. No fucking way they would give that money to a meatsack.
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by fellellor 3y ago
That 80:20 rule when it comes to LLM is more like 30:70. Only about 30% of the code it generates is useful, and that too after you change it to an arbitrary extent, nearly 70% of the time. On the other hand, if you are following along with
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by fellellor 3y ago
I am praying everyday for the US financial system to collapse and the dollar to hyperinflate, so the good folks from Sushi company don’t have to deal with this unjust lawsuit.
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by fellellor 3y ago
Haven’t they already been rewarded for it? The magic Internet money is worth more than 20k USD, whereas it started out at 0.
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by fellellor 3y ago
I too think the unfairness is the problem here with the acceptability of Bitcoin as reserve currency. But not in the way the parent proposes. Bitcoin as reserve currency is such a zero sum outcome, unlike stock market investment gains, beca
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by fellellor 4y ago
What a pile of garbage… True intelligence is moral?! Morality is a by product of society. Ants have morality. Morality doesn’t develop in a vacuum without any necessity for it. I never expect something sensible from an obtuse lunatic like C
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by fellellor 4y ago
Stupid people will overuse that tool and call everything AI generated, just like they overuse AI content generation.
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by fellellor 4y ago
Tldr, Chompsky says “them grapes are sour”.
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by fellellor 4y ago
Probably the latter. Must have bought a fancy house, kids go to the best schools in the city etc. I’m not saying this in a disparaging way, but the fact is that cost of living in India is still pretty low if you settle for 2nd or 3rd best.
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by fellellor 4y ago
So it’s like cloudflared or localtunnel?
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by fellellor 4y ago
Maybe this is why Google will lobby the government to restrict the distribution of open source AI models. https://twitter.com/jonst0kes/status/1618705267801325568?s=6...
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by fellellor 4y ago
Computing is slowly transforming into something out of fantasy or sci-fi. It’s no longer an exact piece of logic but more like “the force”. Something that’s capable of wildly unexpected miracles but only kinda sorta by the chosen one. Maybe
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by fellellor 4y ago
I think if you have a sufficient number of staff for a particular project, it makes sense to rewrite parts of it now and then to gain a better understanding and also the chance to do things without making the mistakes of the past.
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by fellellor 4y ago
Elixir also fits every one of those points plus OTP. I think even Spring Boot matches those advantages, except for a working REPL. Or is there a way to use JShell on a running app? I don't know. But Spring Boot apps are super quick to
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by fellellor 4y ago
Humans have trouble error checking each other's code. Imagine an army of devs who are expected to read and error check a machine. It's an absolute nightmare and fits the literal definition of bullshit job. But if it pays someone w
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by fellellor 4y ago
I have PTSD from melting laptops so I often find myself checking the surface temp of my M2 air to reassure myself that this is real. On the occasions when it heats up a little - when I'm running 3 instances of intellij, a couple instan
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by fellellor 4y ago
You can't frame rules to capture something like "expertise" which has an infinite scope. I don't know how to express it, but it feels wrong. If you could frame such rules then the subject under consideration might be so
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by fellellor 4y ago
Rancher desktop (gui), colima (no gui)
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by fellellor 4y ago
It would normalise that behaviour. There are plenty of studies that show pornography warps the watchers' minds. Even video game violence would do it but a vast majority of the experiences are easily identifiable as cartoonish. So it ma
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by fellellor 4y ago
Why this.. why that.. My 10 year old child just got fucked and I deserve vengeance. I want to see heads roll and I want to see the world burn.

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