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ykonstant
17d ago
What in tarnation?
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ykonstant
17d ago
I hope the above user is being sarcastic.
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ykonstant
17d ago
Dead code? No, no. "That is not dead which can eternal lie..."
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ykonstant
21d ago
Right, the reason I am mentioning effexor is because venlafaxine is one of the basic SNRIs, relevant to the parent comment.
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ykonstant
22d ago
For the record, since I am on a mix of concerta and effexor, effexor alone does nothing to alleviate my symptoms (at the 150mg dosage). Although for me the adhd medication is no problem. It is actually effexor that torments me, because I
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ykonstant
22d ago
I don't doubt that. For me, however, drugs like concerta changed my life from near catatonia to almost-regular function. If you see me behaving "normally", that is because I have taken my prescription. Otherwise, you will
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ykonstant
1mo ago
LOL, is it trying to speak in Haikus?
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ykonstant
1mo ago
I love the idea of Sage, and think an open-source state of the art CAS is essential in this day and age, but in trying to master it I got sick of Python. I truly, honestly loathe the way Python handles for symbolic computation, and digging
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ykonstant
2mo ago
A good reminder that soundness bugs in trusted kernels are not merely a theoretical consideration.
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The Collatz conjecture was false [video]
(youtube.com)
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ykonstant
2mo ago
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ykonstant
2mo ago
We can call it AI Engine Optimization and it will become alright...
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ykonstant
2mo ago
How is this not explicitly unconsittutional??
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ykonstant
2mo ago
Try not to do that in an uncontrolled file system. Filenames can and will have newlines, including trailing newlines, because evil people like myself inject them everywhere in our local user folders to keep sysadmins on their toes. Use th
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ykonstant
2mo ago
BeOS was an absolute gem.
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ykonstant
2mo ago
If you do not have -0 options in your xargs/find, I wonder if you will have those extensions in your awk/sed. Perl is a different story.
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ykonstant
2mo ago
This is why I tend to stick to POSIX shell scripting these days, avoiding even bash. The restriction does make some things too painful, though. Before the latest POSIX revision, certain workflows were comically hard to do (unless you co
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ykonstant
2mo ago
This comment gives a sliver of hope for us currently outside academia and in low income academic institutions: enthusiastic laypeople with access (read: funds) to the SOTA models can collaborate with destitute researchers to produce researc
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2mo ago
>I wonder if at some point mathematicians will be over-flooded with proofs to check and eventually some over confident false claim will make it into math. That point had come some time ago. Nowadays the literature is both enormous and l
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ykonstant
2mo ago
Rest in Peace those of us unable to afford those models.
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ykonstant
2mo ago
What do you mean?
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ykonstant
2mo ago
I forgot to thank you, I didn't know qemu supported risc-v arch! I am already using it for various vms.
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ykonstant
2mo ago
Perhaps, but I am struggling to find a worse phrasing to get a point across.
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ykonstant
2mo ago
Indeed, the first thing I would do as a malicious state entity would be to flood any such app with fake reports.
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ykonstant
2mo ago
>Imagine we had that for software - "your JS is too big, you can't ship until you get it under 50 kB". A man can dream.
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ykonstant
2mo ago
For the record, I found programming in MISRA C guidelines really fun; but then again, I did it out of personal interest. If I had to do it professionally, I guess the pressure would be less pleasant.
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2mo ago
>This is mostly because their approach to SIMD is so different, but also because I can't test it at all. Are there any RISC-V "machines"? that one can use to do something useful or fun with that someone here could recommen
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ykonstant
2mo ago
Thank you very much!
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ykonstant
2mo ago
It is not "American AC" that is a serious contributing factor, much less the "main cause"(???).
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ykonstant
2mo ago
I only have 16GB of RAM in my laptop, but I would love to run a powerful model like that even at 0.5 tokens/s. For the questions I am asking, such a speed is more than enough. If anyone has any suggestions, please let me know! I am
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ykonstant
2mo ago
Assuming the model doesn't decide you are trying to build a bomb and refuses to answer.
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