uwuemu

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by uwuemu 4y ago
For me 2022 was the year of learning C++ (background in C# and Php) and I must say that after being intimidated by the language (extensive use of pointers, stack/heap compile/run time allocation and deallocation, templates) for ye
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by uwuemu 4y ago
Elon is Elon. If he was too interested in other people's opinions, he wouldn't be where he is. That applies basically to all successful CEOs. Nonetheless he currently has a Teitter poll up if he should step down as a head of Twitt
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by uwuemu 4y ago
Because to be criminally liable for something requires both a) actually doing something that is against the law and b) doing so with intent (i.e. you knew what you're doing is against the law and you did it anyway... because you though
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by uwuemu 4y ago
> Yes of course they need to know the law. Anyone who might potentially break the law during the course of their work needs to know what that law is. Complete nonsense. This is criminal law. Google "Mens rea".
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by uwuemu 4y ago
It's the classic HN scraping butthurt. You can only do this if you're a billion (trillion?) dollar company and you do it behind closed doors. All these concern trolls are bad actors. All of them. Unless you literally steal someone
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by uwuemu 4y ago
Jesus, the Apple fanboys truly are a different breed. E2E encrypted backups are nice, great even, but the rest of your post and especially the last paragraph are cringe worthy.
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by uwuemu 4y ago
Lets be honest here: The name is FUCKING IDIOTIC. Every time I write "jupwhatever notebook" I want to ... break things.
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by uwuemu 4y ago
This is a problem that needs to be addressed. Needless suffering is always bad. But. Is this really a BIG problem or are the politics (of Elon being who he is) leaking again? This is not about some social networking platform or a car compan
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by uwuemu 4y ago
> Like bro, you want to do stuff with “diffusion models”? You don’t even know how to add two normal distributions together! You ain’t diffusing shit! Made me LOL. First time I did that while reading a tech post/blog in years. Also n
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by uwuemu 4y ago
HN is a funny place. Each time one of these billion (or trillion) dollar scumbag companies does something scumbaggy, people come out of the woodwork and wish there was an alternative frontend. Twitter, Instagram, Youtube, Facebook... it has
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by uwuemu 4y ago
Not to be THAT guy, but Physx is basically reaching EOL. I'm sure a few mid sized studios who want to roll their own engine can still take advantage of the core, but with UE5 completely replacing Physx with Chaos and the "ballast&
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by uwuemu 4y ago
The vast majority of the people let go were management-class silicon valley people. Not a single tear should be shed.
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by uwuemu 4y ago
You can't possibly call yourself a "professional developer" (and it sounds like you're not pointing out that you're paid for the work, but that you're a "pro") and then talk about debugging as somethi
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by uwuemu 4y ago
> Given how easy high-skill employees jump ship today, I can see why companies would naturally become this defensive. High-skill employees jump ship because the old school system of promotions etc. is all but dead. The days when people u
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by uwuemu 4y ago
> cancer cells ferment blood sugar oh boy
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by uwuemu 4y ago
I mean... if you don't care about cookies (as is the extension's name)... you don't care about cookies. Asking what happens to them is missing the point.
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by uwuemu 4y ago
lmao
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by uwuemu 4y ago
One look at r/worldnews or r/news? Those are not even some obscure subreddits. It's a community ruled by progressives, posted into by progressives and mostly read by progressives. The content reflects that. This has been achi
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by uwuemu 4y ago
I have one question: Why THE HELL isn't this a part of all browsers already? Why does it have to be some obscure 3rd party extension? And I don't mean just Chrome, I mean all of them. All browsers should have this option: "I
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by uwuemu 4y ago
the only reasonable response in this thread... then again I stopped reading it after I got to the "Elon's going to get away with it" part
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by uwuemu 4y ago
Good luck trying to "scale up" (at least in the near future). Tokamaks are only getting to be "scaled up" now, after pretty much decades, and basically only thanks to ITER (factor of ten plasma volume compared to the sec
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by uwuemu 4y ago
Eh... yea, but as with any other creative profession (3d artist...), not all people get to do "fun" stuff often enough for the job to not become frustrating / boring. Yes, programming itself really is fun, but only if you car
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by uwuemu 4y ago
... that awkward moment when video game tech reviewers like DigitalFoundry provide better benchmarks of video game performance than a tiny company like Microsoft does for its biggest inhouse programming ecosystem.
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by uwuemu 4y ago
Just did a thousand images (different seeds for the same prompt) with the base (not fork) model at 50 iterations in a couple of hours (RTX 3080). Gpu vram usage seemed to hover around 9 gigs. This model is pretty damn fast for what it does.
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by uwuemu 4y ago
All these harmful this and unsafe that... I don't get it. What is the goal here? Are they trying to make it resistant to any "vulgar" inputs (I put "vulgar" in quotes because I can 100% see how they may consider str
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by uwuemu 4y ago
Because everyone "being nice" is how Google keeps its monopoly on search. Googlebot can do anything and everything and no one complains. Or how about sites like Twitter and Instagram that live off selling their user's data ha
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by uwuemu 4y ago
Yea, I was shocked they talk about stripping jQuery as if they have these super fast, snappy pages and then ... it's React. WHAT? React is a lot if things to a lot of people, but fast loading (on an underpowered device with bad connect
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by uwuemu 4y ago
> How did this get to the front page? Because it contains the magic words (tax the rich).
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by uwuemu 4y ago
I think last time I tried this, I kinda gave up as soon as it got to the point of hand-waving hardware and telling you to run notebooks on a third party's web service. How is that democratizing AI? It's the very opposite! Not good
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by uwuemu 4y ago
What, are about to tell me that well akshually crt is only taught at the uni level ? Give me a break. This is the most basic of defenses you can use and it has been done countless times before. Obviously CRT (or CT in general) itself is no

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