thrown123098

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by thrown123098 3y ago
> today it somehow executed several hundred thousand threads of a python script that made perfectly timed trades at 8:31AM on the NYSE which resulted in the largest single day drop since 1987. Sorry do you have a link for this?
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by thrown123098 3y ago
Crazy idea: make a browser which adds features with new versions instead of how they are currently removing them.
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by thrown123098 3y ago
Everything you need to see why socialism only happens when people are starving in this other Fox News interview: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wVEEsgz524s
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by thrown123098 3y ago
Yes which is why the size if strictly finite but arbitrarily large.
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by thrown123098 3y ago
Oh no someone said something mean on Twitter. How ever will we survive. The only reason why propaganda is so effective is because life is so terrible. No one bought USSR propaganda in the 60s that the US was terrible because people remember
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by thrown123098 3y ago
It is left as an exercise to the reader to find a natural number which isn't arbitrarily large but calculable.
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by thrown123098 3y ago
The worst thing about the new left is how lame they made being left. 30 years ago we would have had illegal raves during the lockdowns. Today we had illegal church services. What the tuck is wrong with these people?
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by thrown123098 4y ago
Or it was the only one they clild get in volume. The last 3 years have been merry he'll on supply chains.
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by thrown123098 4y ago
Wrong: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbitrarily_large
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by thrown123098 4y ago
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Then-a-Miracle-Occurs-Co... That is more or less the state of all plans on putting llms into anything useful. I think the lack of and education of language parsing ambiguity is the m
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by thrown123098 4y ago
My computer is very much a Turing machine since each time it runs out of disk space I can buy more disks. The fact you think a Turing machine has infinite memory rather than finite but arbitrarily large memory tells me all I need to know ab
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by thrown123098 4y ago
>SQL is a practical application of relational bags. Apart from the fact it isn't; elements have specific order and that order matters. SQL is SQL, it's not relational algebra or whatever bastardization of it you can think up. I
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by thrown123098 4y ago
The difference is that food is paid for on the free market. Government infrastructure isn't.
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by thrown123098 4y ago
If your life is writing meaningless click bait, sure. For the rest of us, not so much.
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by thrown123098 4y ago
A good chuckle of my career has been breaking outncustom tools out or a database because the database can't scale. IA is the new Excel.
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by thrown123098 4y ago
Then why are all the most anti-ist people dull as dishwater and working in hr? If you have no opinions that mainstream culture finds repulsive then you're not done much thinking. There's even a pg essay about it: http:/&#x2F
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by thrown123098 4y ago
Using the pigeon hole principle on these systems tells me that if I don't eventually drop all cards completely I will reach a point where the only thing I'm doing is reviewing old material. None of the algorithms I've looked
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by thrown123098 4y ago
So start one that's completely toxic to the current mainstream culture. People forget just how unpopular tech was in the 90s/00s. Or that counter cultures are always reviled by the majority.
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by thrown123098 4y ago
This is a very biased list to universities that survived to the modern period. There were dozens which didn't and were vastly more important at the time. E.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Constantino
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by thrown123098 4y ago
We had that. It was called Covid. Two years later we are still dealing with the first phase of the completely predictable results rolling lock downs caused. In another 5 we will start dealing with the unpredictable ones. Here's hoping
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by thrown123098 4y ago
Radicalisation against a system you've bought into looks like terrorism. Radicalisation against a system you haven't is freedom fighting. Congratulations in getting old and selling out.
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by thrown123098 4y ago
Great I can run it on my bonnet.
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by thrown123098 4y ago
Sounds great, and when someone leaks the model online I can make a product on top of it without paying anyone.
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by thrown123098 4y ago
I remember the exact opposite case being made 3 months ago. That art just needs to be good enough and all artists will starve. You need a human to be responsible for a piece if software to sue and imprison when it goes off the deep end if n
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by thrown123098 4y ago
Also things reddit has been doing for a decade.
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by thrown123098 4y ago
Only half? That's so civilised. Inter tribal wars ended with all the men dead or in slavery, all the old women murdered and all the young women taken in as sex slaves. Same for the children too.
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by thrown123098 4y ago
Hell name any war without war crimes.
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by thrown123098 4y ago
Funny how these articles seldom mentioned the war crimes of the sympathetic side. Like how these rebellions started by killing all Romans in the province, after raping the women and children first of course.
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by thrown123098 4y ago
Odly enough at the wedding of a friend you could tell his friends were from the grey tribe because they all wore monochrome and his wife's friends from the rainbow tribe because they all wore rainbows. There was no mixture between the
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by thrown123098 4y ago
How is this different to people from yesteryear just skimming the headlines at the local grocers then putting the paper down and buying their cigarettes? I'm old enough to remember my grand father doing that in the 90s in the same stor

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