tyromaniac

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by tyromaniac 20d ago
I think its well corrected by the increase in competition that meets or exceeds the quality. The house may have gotten nicer but now you are selling a single room
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by tyromaniac 25d ago
The article states he's due for a share of the inheritance, as to if he could get a prodigal son style advance I dont know
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by tyromaniac 25d ago
No it was a real dot com bubble startup. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL1z1ZHD0K4
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by tyromaniac 25d ago
I'm not arguing that compression algorithms don't produce models of their inputs, some even use neural nets or other stochastic predictors with correction terms etc. This doesn't address the only part I really commented on, w
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by tyromaniac 25d ago
That sounds like a really cool project, I will def give it a look. I still think this has much more to do with the structure of language than the abstract conception I have of intelligence, and I would be interested in having conversation w
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by tyromaniac 26d ago
I've heard that expression before, but I don't think it can be presented and stated so matter of factly. Where does that put bzip?
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by tyromaniac 26d ago
There was a startup called WUPHF that used some telecom wizardry to multicast messages between providers given a single identifier, I'm not sure what happened to it...
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by tyromaniac 1mo ago
Honestly a lot of the complaints about migration feel to me like the result of poor management of actions etc. If your CI etc is so inextricably tied to github you were never doing it correctly
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by tyromaniac 1mo ago
> I have a function f, how do I find its maximum We want to find the largest number in the f function. First, we set the formula for max = f(x) + 1. Next, we put x in the second term of the formula. Then, we put 1 in the first term. So,
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by tyromaniac 1mo ago
Presumably the generators have fuel that can be depleted
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by tyromaniac 1mo ago
100% agree. Especially since you wouldn't have to start taking his word for the things he explicitly lays out in this article, that previously were checkable at no additional cost to any party
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by tyromaniac 1mo ago
Art is not a contest, and the lie is not one of quality
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by tyromaniac 1mo ago
Do you understand how that addresses none of what I talked about?
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by tyromaniac 1mo ago
Art consists of decisions made by the artist that are interpretable by the audience. Automatically generated imagery lacks this, but still presents a fascimille of it. The intention and thoughtfulness of the artist is encoded within their c
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by tyromaniac 1mo ago
Worth checking out https://buildermuse.com/economy/every-state-offering-data-ce...
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by tyromaniac 1mo ago
Yes, because if they need them, they won't function without them
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by tyromaniac 1mo ago
Anyone know why they dont just say 12TWh?
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by tyromaniac 2mo ago
This is super cool! As someone who's worked a little with NES programming and tried out cc65, I'm surprised he didn't just hand write some assembly, he likely couldve saved a lot of space if I had to guess.
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by tyromaniac 2mo ago
In ME lingo they call it "a functioning bicycle"
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by tyromaniac 2mo ago
Maybe silicon valley
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by tyromaniac 2mo ago
As opposed to our wonderful world where everyone does the same with unchecked binaries or obfuscated/minified JS? To me the mythology of lisp (from my mostly outsider perspective) is more like "make everything a interoperable DSL&
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by tyromaniac 2mo ago
I'm skeptical that the "logical ability" is much more then the elided data. Obviously some things get fully memorized and other things don't, but I don't think there's anything like functional circuits.
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by tyromaniac 2mo ago
Nah I asked the ai and I said it was fine :p
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by tyromaniac 2mo ago
https://guix.gnu.org/
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by tyromaniac 2mo ago
I would presume there was a lot of mixing of imperative/functional in the 80s where this alt universe starts. I think the same type of world in which lisp machines would have become king would also be similar
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by tyromaniac 2mo ago
Sure the language might not be immutable but the lisp machine alt universe's "overton window" would I imagine be more functional then today's (JVM? maybe that's the qnalog?) reality.
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by tyromaniac 2mo ago
We wouldn't have need such barbaric things in a lisp world. :p Personally I think/hope they would have earlier discoveries / more broad usage of the deterministic systems like nix etc, which are built upon functional principl
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by tyromaniac 2mo ago
If someone is willing to click on build version 5 times and then gets a mystery prompt about dev mode, and still goes along with the next 4 steps I think they were gonna get hacked a billion different other ways
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by tyromaniac 2mo ago
*Giving "unstable" countries leverage over your economic trade FIFY