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d-lisp

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    Comment #46924062

    Unfortunately that is the end of the loop sentence. You have to wait 33 years now to learn about the elaboration.

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    Comment #46684793

    It's strange to think we chose to hunt or raise large animals; and to perform all that such a choice implies i.e. growing plants to feed them and more generally farming, when we co…

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    Comment #46678282

    > in Gemini I even have a preamble that basically says "don't be a sycophant". It still doesn't always work. Using this kind of strategy eventually leads to the LLM recurrently adv…

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    Comment #46612997

    Thanks a lot for your answer ! Do you find the concept of perspective to be totally obscure ?

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    Comment #46608209

    Sometimes I draw UML-like diagrams when I join a project (and when the project is big enough in such a way my mind melts if I try to keep track of everything), I wonder if there ar…

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    Comment #46607203

    Are there blind users of hackernews here that could answer to the probably stupid question: Would you be able to "perceive" a picture if that picture was engraved on a surface ?

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    Comment #46498279

    So that the role is occupied already

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    Comment #46496727

    Is this a joke like FizzBuzzEnterpriseEdition [0] ? https://github.com/EnterpriseQualityCoding/FizzBuzzEnterpris...

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    Comment #46493745

    u n d e r g r o u n d c u l t u r e

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    Comment #46493256

    How would they put guards against poisoned data ? How would they identify poisoned data if there are a lot/obfuscated ?

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    Comment #46493110

    Businesses do business; but there are endavours to make tests be reliability indicators and in some (critical) domains you do write them to perform such a thing. write tests the wa…

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    Comment #46490116

    To me the formula mystifies things. It should be made clear that it is a simple application of pythagore's theorem, (i didn't see the video except the beginning to check what was t…

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    Comment #46488230

    As I am involved in more low level stuff, I prefer to read the source than the man pages, and I am very happy with people overcommenting their code as a user of e.g. a lib. On the …

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    Comment #46481211

    > dangling pointers to raw memory that [are not] cleaned How do you feel about building special constructs to automatically handle these ?

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    Comment #46469842

    I think I fear system instability and its consequent (probable) problems. Sleep does a lot of things, a lot I don't necessarily understand, all the OS layers are stressed at once, …

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    Comment #46464227

    You're right, I sudo shutdown now Every time before closing the lid of my laptop...

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    Comment #46459872

    Seriously for my part, LLMs incarns exactly the only type of person that can break my nerves. Far too often I spot an hallucination, some bullshit rambling, sycophancy, or ----hugh…

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    Comment #46459742

    I am not an anxious person. But that thing, "waking up sleeping computer with programs freezed in it", makes me anxious. I just can't...

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    Comment #46459712

    That message still makes me laugth. That's a three cell comic strip with a silence in the middle.

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    Comment #46459549

    Pragmatically, you can design things to be highly readable for yourself and people that are "like you". Alignment between the shape and the content is done in a circular fashion : …

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    Comment #46459085

    You can only be blind for things you cannot notice. What you cannot notice is what shapes your "noticement" ability. The best design is the shape of your perception. The best desig…

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    Comment #46425838

    To be fair, I find the title to be misleading.

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    Comment #46425679

    It seems you didn't read the article, which doesn't tell anything about google being cool or uncool.

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    Comment #46425486

    You do put your PC to sleep without closing your programs !?