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by kreelman 5d ago
Poor old America. I think you'll need to wait for the Orange Toddler to pass away before you can get anywhere with reinstating environmental checks and balances. Even then you'll need to contend with large corporations with bucket
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by kreelman 18d ago
If I create a view of a table containing JSON data (or any other kind of data), I can create columns from calculations on existing fields. I'm guessing the advantage of generated columns is that they are real columns, not computed colu
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by kreelman 29d ago
Agree! He has some great videos. I watched this one and was impressed at the calculations, the transparency and the celebration at the end when he reached supersonic speeds.
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by kreelman 1mo ago
Amazing, you can play chess on an emulated system built in the '90s from technological "mud and straw". It's an amazing feat of teenage engineering. I hope you have a job working with code somewhere! Gracias!
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by kreelman 1mo ago
It looks interesting. Isn't the same kind of thing available from LLVM? clang -emit-llvm -c main.c -o - | lli
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by kreelman 1mo ago
Here's the CH32v003, https://github.com/openwch/ch32v003 These are pretty low end and are fairly available at low cost. Here's a youtube of someone talking through some of the the CH32 boards, https:/&#
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by kreelman 1mo ago
With missteps and imperial arrogance in Iran and Ukraine, perhaps the world might not be counting on the US as much militarily either? "An army marches on its stomach"... If things at most soldiers homes aren't as good as the
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by kreelman 1mo ago
Vale Elise.
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by kreelman 1mo ago
Glad you'll get to watch them. RV Jones was pretty incredible. From the interviews you get a bit of a picture of his initial attempts at getting his points across. He was persistent and knowledgeable. Indeed, it's a shame that war
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by kreelman 1mo ago
Ah, thanks. As I think about it, you're right. There was a Lorentz landing system in bombers that was far too accurate for just landing. Intelligence gathering extracted that from the crew's conversations. That was how they hid th
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by kreelman 1mo ago
This is such a fascinating piece of history. I've always been very interested in the developments that occurred in WW2. I think The "Battle of the Beams" is one development that gave us the basis for what we use so much now i
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by kreelman 2mo ago
G'day Mattheus, Was fun to see some of the things I find fascinating causing fascination in others. I'm a bit of a Common Lisp tragic and I also love the APE setup and using llava files to run local LLMs.... Even on tragically old
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by kreelman 2mo ago
Climbing up on a soap box.... I'd really like it if the United States could very soon get rid of or at the very least eventually vote out Donald Trump. The Nature article points to the MOF Nobel prize winner going to China. I gather th
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by kreelman 2mo ago
That is an option, but it's not free.
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by kreelman 2mo ago
I've heard it said that growing crystals in gravity is tricky... If we could do this in space, gravity free, we could get better crystals. Is that correct? Pardon for asking a bit of a question to your comment. I don't know too mu
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by kreelman 2mo ago
I'm using Chromium on Linux and getting the same error. I'll come back here later and hopefully the answer fairy will give us a gift of some info on how to fix this... ...Confusingly, the error looks/seems like something to d
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by kreelman 2mo ago
This site is vaguely addictive in a dopamine feeding sense. What will the next image be? ...One more click won't hurt... :-)
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by kreelman 2mo ago
...I can't work out what this is.
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by kreelman 3mo ago
Thanks so much for being bold enough to be fairly open about the costs, how you arrange billing and the advantages that's given you. I've been fooling around with DeepSeek 4 agentically. It's probably not as good as Anthropic
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by kreelman 3mo ago
When life gets tough... Contact DARPA for a lift !
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by kreelman 3mo ago
At the end of Dune.... Chani is heartbroken... Needing to get away... Oh I'm a leavin' on a Shai-hulud Don't know when I'll be back again..
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by kreelman 3mo ago
Tah for that.
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by kreelman 3mo ago
What is post-ZIRP please :-) ?
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by kreelman 3mo ago
TLDR :-) This comment is not entirely on point with your comment, it circles around and above it looking for lift though. If you're not doing work that requires your code to stay in home nation data centres, Claude for Deepseek, Deepcl
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by kreelman 4mo ago
The Blaise Pascal compiler uses QBE for it's backend compiler. https://github.com/graemeg/blaise Having Blaise work on Windows, could be interesting... Though of course only in the long tail of already built Delph
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by kreelman 4mo ago
I get what you're saying about Gemini for coding and it's useful that you mention it. I wonder though if Google isn't so worried about the viability of their coding AIs and have a longer term view than simply providing coding
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by kreelman 4mo ago
Oh...
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by kreelman 4mo ago
I thought that might be the case. I naively wondered. I'll see if I can understand the paper :-) Hope the paper gets lots of references and the technique gets a lot of use to save power and time. There's been several potential big
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by kreelman 4mo ago
Fantastic results. Well done. ...So this is built into the way the model works.. if I'm understanding it correctly. I was wondering what would be involved in getting it to work with GGUF files, rather than safetensor files...
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by kreelman 4mo ago
No prob. Great device and a useful article. I thought the author was part of the org. Well done. Should I delete the issue since its not their article? I have a much larger screed in another part of the tree of comments too. It's a cas

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