hyperluz

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by hyperluz 7mo ago
Split mode is completely broken since 26.2.
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by hyperluz 9mo ago
The Sega Genesis was the last console with a "game console", "non-domestic-PC", and "non-toy" auras, for me. At a non-internet time, game consoles were like magnets for socialization and for making friends thro
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by hyperluz 2y ago
Sony bricked my WF-1000XM4 by overheating its batteries. Some users reported things melting. $250,00 of my work straight to the trash bin. Thank you Sony...not.
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Titans: Learning to Memorize at Test Time(arxiv.org)
5 points by hyperluz 2y ago|2 comments
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by hyperluz 2y ago
"Over more than a decade there has been an extensive research effort on how to effectively utilize recurrent models and attention. While recurrent models aim to compress the data into a fixed-size memory (called hidden state), attentio
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by hyperluz 2y ago
Maybe it's time to use GPUs for doing AI calculations.
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by hyperluz 2y ago
Is that happening because Earth is loosing its magnetic field and the end is near? ;)
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by hyperluz 2y ago
You're welcome and I'm glad you appreciated. Also, thank you for your insights. About "Open Insight", I think it's not so open at the moment, since I couldn't find any kind of code repository. Maybe it is at an
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by hyperluz 2y ago
I think those investing efforts and time developing participatory democracy systems, are trying to solve these kind of communication and reasoning problems. Examples: https://www.noemamag.com/tomorrows-democracy-is-open-sour
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by hyperluz 2y ago
Don't know why someone flagged u/lioeters message: "The U.S. is tooling up Japan for war." It's so true. Japan "has been buying" high tech war tools from USA, like self-dismantling F-35s, for some time now
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Logic and reasoning can fail as scientific tools(bigthink.com)
2 points by hyperluz 2y ago|1 comments
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by hyperluz 2y ago
Facebook owns Whatsapp and I feel compelled to use it.
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How to not burn your SDI / HDMI Ports(souandrerodrigues.medium.com)
2 points by hyperluz 3y ago|0 comments
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by hyperluz 3y ago
I don't know if there is a concrete source of your claiming. Even if there is, it's probably restricted to the USA. At relevant parts of the USA, house sizes are being compressed. Source: The New York Times Title: The Great Compre
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by hyperluz 3y ago
IMHO the advancements in technology related with industries in which the end product is digital (movies, animation, texts, programs, etc.,) instead of fundamental spatial services like automation of food productions, cleaning, garbage colle
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by hyperluz 3y ago
Maybe there's people thinking that now that "we" have Apple Vision Pros and Meta Quests 3, the work class can live inside small boxes.
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Some benefits and challenges of having an AI as the president of a major country(forbes.com)
1 points by hyperluz 3y ago|0 comments
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by hyperluz 3y ago
TIL Nature is failing to help the world to have more clear scientific communication. What a shame!
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by hyperluz 3y ago
So, many researchers don't use terms with due care. And many article are rejected by Nature.
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by hyperluz 3y ago
For me, it was, because it was informatve and I'm tired of imprecision, terms overloading, ambiguity and indirectnesses. Take a look at the Rust's crate.io mess, for example, where people misuse "crate" all the time.
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by hyperluz 3y ago
IMHO should be coupled with some videos comparing the Roman empire with the USA empire: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNv1lX9IIfU
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by hyperluz 3y ago
My yahoo e-mail account was Yahoo-ed (one day, I logged in on it to find Yahho deleted all my e-mails (some of then important and others of sentimental value), due to account inactivity for a new arbitrary number of days not previously info
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by hyperluz 3y ago
Recently I bought a paper notebook and pens to make companion to my ipad+pencil+OneNote combo, for my Rust programming studies and anotations. Before buying the notebook I researched what kind of notebook Einstein used to work on. Spyral x
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by hyperluz 3y ago
Since there is no space inside my house, to put a decent sized blackboard and I don't have free access to one, maybe blackboards aren't so democratic as one would wish.
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by hyperluz 3y ago
I like these explicit and "transparent" computers. Does anyone know of a similar computer using LEDs as logical gates in a way we can "see" what and how things are being computed?
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Rust for "modern" C++ devs – Graydon Hoare, March 2022 [pdf](venge.net)
2 points by hyperluz 3y ago|0 comments
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'Teleporting' images across a network securely using only light(wits.ac.za)
3 points by hyperluz 3y ago|0 comments
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by hyperluz 3y ago
A never-ending project is called "program".
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by hyperluz 3y ago
About Potential for harm: 7% of answers were deemed potentially harmful by the consensus physicians. But, from research dating back from 2016, we have that: 10 percent of all U.S. deaths are now due to medical error (2016) https:/&#x2
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Today's heavy RTX 4090s GPUs plagued with cracking around PCIe slots(tomshardware.com)
35 points by hyperluz 3y ago|17 comments

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