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Understanding std:counting_semaphore and std:binary_semaphore from C++20
(cppstories.com)
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ygritte
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1mo ago
I'm curious to see what the crossing of a newspaper network and a mercenary kill optimizer will produce. Is Palantir getting a propaganda arm extension?
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6mo ago
Accounts like that should be deleted.
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ygritte
6mo ago
On https://news.ycombinator.com/active it's still on the front page.
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ygritte
6mo ago
You're underestimating Microsoft. They're fully capable of fucking up without the help of AI. Although I heard it's really good at that.
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ygritte
1y ago
They are already forcing OpenAI to keep all logs. Go figure.
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ygritte
1y ago
However, MS do everything they can to make plugins not work in VSCodium. And the plugin marketplaces are separate now.
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ygritte
1y ago
This could change on a daily basis, and it's a valid concern anyway.
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ygritte
1y ago
So much for people preaching Android as an alternative to Apple's walled garden. Enshittification advances apace.
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ygritte
1y ago
No opposition. Just block the IP address.
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1y ago
I do hope that Juno gets another extension. It's obviously worth it. Its mission is an impressive demonstration that no sooner do we take a closer look at something than we realize we knew nothing and don't understand what we find
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ygritte
1y ago
So get ready to be legally bound to leave your front door unlocked because some people store stolen loot behind locked doors!
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ygritte
1y ago
Came here to say something similar. The sheer amount of IP addresses one has to block to keep malware and bots at bay is becoming unmanageable.
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ygritte
1y ago
Could this be abused to simulate something like SVN externals? I always found git submodules to be a very bad replacement for that.
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ygritte
1y ago
> Rick Astley Agreed. Do the kids even still know about him?
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ygritte
1y ago
Any platform that introduces hardware ray tracing for the first time will do so for the sake of emojis.
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ygritte
1y ago
I would love a mirror ball emoji, why can't we have nice things?
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1y ago
What a wonderfully hacky project! Noob question: How were the diagrams created?
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ygritte
1y ago
A good space invader has to look badass and threatening. Extra points if it waves around its pincers in a grabbing motion.
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ygritte
1y ago
Too bad, I was hoping for an electron microscope photo or something.
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1y ago
And, wouldn't you know it, it actually does not also apply equally to the alternative (humans).
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ygritte
1y ago
+1. Also, those systems made out of meat were the ones that discovered the strict mathematical models in the first place and the rules by which they work.
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1y ago
I'm getting so tired of this dumb kind of non-argument. You can't defend LLMs on their own merits, so you try to make them look smarter by throwing shade on humans. That's a non sequitur and whataboutism.
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ygritte
1y ago
Came here to say exactly this. The lost art of RTFM.
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1y ago
How the fuck is this submission flagged? It's an excellent analysis that explains exactly how and why the AI hype is way worse than all the cryptocurrency scams taken together.
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1y ago
> Any form of doubt or questioning is quieted. Witness any HN comment thread with "pro-AI" vibes (which is almost all of them). It's almost as though AI has become a religion. More re hype as the product: https:/
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1y ago
Looks like Japan learned from the malicious compliance shenanigans Apple is pulling with the EU. I hope Apple gets served some substantial fines that really hurt when they try to pull the same shit there. And I say, "when", not &q
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1y ago
I get shown a fucking ad for Google Chrome when searching for “ublock origin lite” in the iOS app store.
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ygritte
1y ago
That's what you get for letting megacorps get away with monopolistic and anti-competitive behavior.
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ygritte
1y ago
Why would I prefer a film that was generated by you pressing a button over a film that was generated by me pressing the same button?
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