jaimeyap

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by jaimeyap 4mo ago
I just got the rocm branch compiled and running. Starting with one of the common strix halo rocm toolboxes, just needed to install a few more dependencies to get the repo to build. So far just tried the q2-imatrix model and I'm seeing
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by jaimeyap 5y ago
I think the difference is right wing "preppers" are more individualistic. For them it's about saving themselves and their immediate family. The left acknowledges that we live in a society. And the real power to prevent happen
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by jaimeyap 5y ago
We can't yet equivocate ML systems with human beings. Maybe one day. But at the moment, it's probably better to compare this to a compiler being fed licensed code. The compilation output is still subject to the license. Regardless
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by jaimeyap 7y ago
> There is no logical basis for it. Or rather, any latticework of logic you erect to justify this choice is based on a foundation that has nothing to do with reason. Any formal system is going to be based upon some set of axioms. You can
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by jaimeyap 7y ago
This. The march to authoritarianism accelerates when people accept the meme that the truth is unknowable. So they simply accept the reality put forth by the autocrat. The most basic kind of truths are facts. We at least need to agree on tho
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by jaimeyap 7y ago
We seem to be focusing on defending against different things. I am focusing more on mechanisms to defend the integrity of the election itself against hacking or election fraud. Which seems like a dominating concern in the modern context. Di
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by jaimeyap 7y ago
Outlier probably wasn't the right phrasing on my part for this specific issue of spousal voting pressure. Thanks for calling that out. You were right to. The way I think about this though is that we should view these concerns as needin
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by jaimeyap 7y ago
Some schemes could require the person to remember a passphrase (not printed out) that is mixed in with the one-time-token to compute the final verifier token. > you can be "encouraged" to send an email to bigbrother@example.com
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by jaimeyap 7y ago
It seems like the argument here reduces to "personally verifiable votes should never exist". > In traditional families women will effectively lose their vote. People can lie. That's the only recourse they have today right?
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by jaimeyap 7y ago
I might be mistaken. But either you have the ability to verify your specific vote was cast, for the person you expected to cast it for. Or you don't. It would seem impossible to offer election confidence to the majority of people witho
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by jaimeyap 7y ago
3800X is "gamer priced" :). I think the 3900x is in a great position to provide the best of both gaming and productivity. Extremely aggressively priced at $500 for the horsepower it seems to give you. I suspect there is going to b
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by jaimeyap 7y ago
Nice. What build times are you seeing for clean builds of the rust toolchain itself? Curious to benchmark against my 2700x. I'd imagine near linear scaling with the core count. I think the 3900x might be a happy middle ground. I'm
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by jaimeyap 8y ago
If that's round trip latency. Then input latency will be 8ms right? Input action to Frame update latencies are reliably 12-13ms+ with a local console routing through a TV. So if they can do something fancy with rendering frames to the
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by jaimeyap 8y ago
I had the same thought. The hard parts really are the containerization of apps, and the auth and permissions model. Sandstorm as far as I know is the best thought out attempt at tackling those problems.
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by jaimeyap 9y ago
I would assume you propagate a transaction ID or expected row version (and persist transaction histories and/or version numbers along with the inventory item row after mutation).
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by jaimeyap 10y ago
Oh for sure. Thought experiments like this are often far cries from workable solutions that are robust in the real world. That's basically a summary of why viable crypto for the masses in other domains remains such an albatross.
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by jaimeyap 10y ago
I would flip it and say that the Government only maintains the public key registry, and you alone keep your private key. You can extend that kind of scheme by signing "birth certificates" of your children using your private key to
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by jaimeyap 10y ago
The formulation of the question frames Social Security and Medicare as being mutually exclusive with a UBI. UBI ought to replace things like food stamps and welfare. Not healthcare or retirement benefits! I am a huge fan of UBI, and I would
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by jaimeyap 10y ago
Git reflow does this (and more). If you want to do presubmit code reviews, and squash merge to master to preserve history. You might like it. https://github.com/reenhanced/gitreflow
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by jaimeyap 10y ago
This is generally why smaller changes are better. They are more easily reviewed, and more easily "steered" as you put it by a good review. And of course having a design doc ahead of time that the team can review and comment on for
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by jaimeyap 10y ago
I second this. I've given Gosublime (and more recently VSCode) a solid try on several occassions. Neither hold a candle to the Intellij Go plugin. Being able to give solid rename refactor, and code navigation, even when your code is in
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by jaimeyap 11y ago
People can want more than just one thing. It might be fairer to say that they want all the things they say they want. But they want this other thing the most, and since this other thing isn't compatible with the others (can't trav
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by jaimeyap 11y ago
The more deterrents to war we have the better. Lowering the perceived risks of it seems dangerous and might in fact make it more likely to wage war. You need skin in the game to make you think twice about waging it. I worry the actual human
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by jaimeyap 11y ago
You pay taxes. You vote. You spread ideas that you believe help the world. That in and of itself is immensely useful. Your impact on the world isn't just what you directly build or finance. But also the impulses and ripples you leave t
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by jaimeyap 11y ago
The inflation argument is a little misleading. We have been printing money to offset historically low and increasingly declining money velocity. The money velocity is declining precisely because wealth is being aggregated in silos and not b
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by jaimeyap 11y ago
Basic income is absolutely not zero sum! The people who would benefit from it the most would have the freedom to invest their time and money raising their children, bettering themselves, or taking risks and starting businesses. Also, mone
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by jaimeyap 11y ago
6 hours a night on weeknights sounds like a heck of a lot! Owning might make sense for you, but you might be an outlier. I would have to think most people with a job and family might struggle to find 3-4 hours a week to game. No offense int
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Do user metrics make you heartless?(blog.fullstory.com)
14 points by jaimeyap 11y ago|0 comments
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by jaimeyap 12y ago
Well one difference is being able to easily propagate failures end to end. Agreed about idempotent processes in the "consumer" processes. But I generally prefer marking an end user session in a persistent store before propagating
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by jaimeyap 12y ago
Credit card authorization might be better suited to a synchronous request, versus going through a message queue.

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