tannhaeuser

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by tannhaeuser 7d ago
Yes it's bad and it'll only get worse but how about thinking positive and towards ways out of the crisis? If your problem is with social media specifically, you could join the Fediverse (Mastodon, Piefed/Lemmy and co.) which
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by tannhaeuser 1mo ago
If you mean letting an LLM generate code for a Prolog planner from an English problem description, that has been done successfully already with last year's models eg [1]. [1]: https://quantumprolog.sgml.net
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EU Code of Practice on Transparency of AI-Generated Content (Starting August)(digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu)
2 points by tannhaeuser 2mo ago|0 comments
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by tannhaeuser 3mo ago
Having witnessed forums languishing and closing down, and attempts to open up new ones with almost nobody signing up, I wonder if the reluctance of giving away credentials is a generational thing. It seems Lemmy-style/Piefed Reddit Fed
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by tannhaeuser 3mo ago
Fedi review sites (neodb/reviewdb, bookwyrm) make use of JSON-LD in a big way. Their entire data federation is based on ActivityStreams and JSON-LD, and so is the review data they get authors to share on their federation along with leg
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by tannhaeuser 3mo ago
Are you referring to ActivityPub traffic (Mastodon, etc.)? Yes they're nominally using JSON-LD, but actually most devs seem to not have understood that ActivityStreams is just a projection of RDF triples into JSON. Instead they go with
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by tannhaeuser 3mo ago
Indeed a very odd sight between WC matches. I don't normally watch much TV, but I think this warrants further investigation and inquiry. No mention of long-term stake of EU in ActivityPub platforms either, as if W would be our savior.
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by tannhaeuser 3mo ago
Unfortunately, epub and epubcheck isn't the great uncontroversial resource the author makes it out to be. When W3C, Inc. took over maintenance of the EPub spec around when 3.1 was current, they just referenced WHATWG HTML and other eve
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by tannhaeuser 3mo ago
3.13 broke most of the C API 3.14 broke GC I guess these kinds of priorities are exactly why Python is not my favorite programming language and why you have tens of Python versions installed on any machine. Not to talk about the Python 2 -&
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by tannhaeuser 3mo ago
Do people use python for new projects apart from ML stuff which hasn't moved to all-native yet? My experience with Python is a really bad one for professional work: it's chaotic and slow, and has by far the worst versioning and pa
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by tannhaeuser 3mo ago
Just to clarify, this requires Mac OS 26 Tahoe for "container" doesn't it? So those of us holding out on Sequoia who can't stand the broken glass UI or what's called and the other undesired features need to stick to
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by tannhaeuser 4mo ago
I only have used the power connector on a Surface Go tablet but have really no complaints. I've never been much of an MS person, but with that thing Windows (10) certainly left on a high note for me.
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by tannhaeuser 4mo ago
Debian LTS/extended LTS
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by tannhaeuser 4mo ago
Not familiar with Erlang that much, but it's pretty clear Erlang was prototyped on Prolog because of its convenient facilities for DSLs using op/3 to define new tokens for its built-in bottom-up expression parser (using operator p
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by tannhaeuser 4mo ago
"Planning, optimization, diagnostics, and complex configuration" [1] Prolog also works extremely well as a target language for code generation by LLMs for these domains due to it being "higher up in the food chain" compa
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by tannhaeuser 4mo ago
Prolog is actually a perfect fit for all kinds of adventure, role playing, strategy, and classic board/card games, with clauses representing game rules and facts representing the game state and universe in the most natural way. Simple
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by tannhaeuser 4mo ago
> Here is a stack machine that [instead of addition] implements subtraction, based on the mode assignment i/o/i [without changing the code already used for addition]. (You might have heard people claim that logic programs can b
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Debian welcomes the 2026 GSoC interns(bits.debian.org)
1 points by tannhaeuser 4mo ago|0 comments
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by tannhaeuser 5mo ago
Tested gemma4 26 MoE 4bit quantisized gguf on llama.cpp following these guides with mmap'd I/O on a 16GB MBP and it was unbearably slow (0.0 t/s).
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by tannhaeuser 5mo ago
Not every fscking story has to be about AI.
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Uncharted island soon to appear on nautical charts(awi.de)
103 points by tannhaeuser 5mo ago|51 comments
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by tannhaeuser 5mo ago
Windows until 24H2 (when Edge and the last remnants of IE were replaced by Chrome) supported HTML apps [1], introduced with Windows 98 Active Desktop. They weren't used much but actually not that bad for end-user needs. [1]: https:&#x
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by tannhaeuser 6mo ago
You must go back to the drawing board and rely on highly-regulated Telecom standards (that's why they were mandated in the first place!) not monopolistic defacto "best practices" you have no influence over because they'r
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High meat consumption linked to lower dementia risk in genetic risk group(news.ki.se)
7 points by tannhaeuser 6mo ago|1 comments
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by tannhaeuser 6mo ago
Not sure who the target audience for this is? ActivityPub (Mastodon etc) has already very granular permissions wrt. who to federate with, which posts to make public, edit or withdraw posts after initial creation, etc. catering to EU privacy
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by tannhaeuser 6mo ago
For LLMs and other pure memory-bound workloads, but for eg. diffusion models their FPU SIMD performance is lacking.
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by tannhaeuser 6mo ago
> I hated building UIs with Swing/AWT, many of which are still in use today and are gradually being replaced by lovely JavaFX. Dude JFX yielded what was called RIAs to JavaScript like almost 15 years ago. Of the three major GUI to
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Supply-chain attack using invisible code hits GitHub and other repositories(arstechnica.com)
14 points by tannhaeuser 6mo ago|4 comments
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by tannhaeuser 6mo ago
> The main property of SGML-derived languages is that they make "list" a first class object, and nesting second class (by requiring "end" tags) ... I think you're missing the forrest for the trees ;) The major
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by tannhaeuser 6mo ago
SGML has at least SP/OpenSP, sgmljs, and nsgml as full-featured, stand-alone parsers. There are also parsers integrated into older versions of products such as MarkLogic, ArborText, and other pre-XML authoring suites, renderers, and CM

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