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    Comment #48993973

    Compared to the naive implementation presented in the blog post yes, but the PR uses AVX, which can process 256 bits (32 bytes) at a time, so I'm not so sure

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    Comment #48986256

    >and when you want to do anything that can't be accomplished by plain JSON Like comments? ;)

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    Comment #48972541

    >METR measures the longest software engineering task a frontier model can complete successfully half the time Longest? Yes, they actually use actual wall clock time. I don't think …

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    Comment #48972429

    I did that when I was younger and internet forums we're still a thing. The difference is that I had to do actual research, which often took me half an hour or more, to solve the pr…

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    Comment #48956416

    I assume it's unambiguous in Japanese.

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    Comment #48923032

    That's what hackers do in popular stories, right? In reality, most cybercriminsls just don't care that much (they usually use Tor browser, though). I mean they mostly use discord a…

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    Comment #48886182

    I don't get it. Why did you buy a third spatula, if you consider it a significant expense (i.e you can't replace ones you have if they break), and you already have two.

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    Comment #48833191

    Even better way to think of false positives: If you judge 0.1% of players wrong, you just banned A LOT of innocent players.

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    Comment #48722731

    They are not. Most people in Europe already have a digital government ID (I know I do), and most people in Europe trust their government more than random for profit companies, and …

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    Comment #48662878

    >People spamming Open Source repos with AI PRs aren't trying to help Open Source, they're trying to build a brand I am certain many of them honestly believe that they are doing the…

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    Comment #48631780

    Nobody in my middle and high school had any idea "gimp" had an English meaning. I assume if anyone knew, we kids would at least occasionally joke about it (we used gimp for various…

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    Comment #48631536

    >"It's hard!" So? "It's complicated" So? So there's no point in wasting time on this, if perceived problems are low or nonexistent. Current maintainers probably look at it from a t…

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    Comment #48547440

    >Very flexible days off (maybe that's also why I am contacted a lot during those days). But... That's not how days off work.

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    Comment #48547385

    Four? Poland has five! (Counting 6th Jan)

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    Comment #48540668

    >will move wherever is most desirable, and thats pretty much only the US. What? Do you seriously think that wealthy people only want to move to the US? It's a wild claim, especiall…

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    Comment #48540569

    And MANY people, like me, can afford to buy a home, butprefer to rent anyway.

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    Comment #48383198

    To be honest it looks rather easy to digest? I can sort of guess the meaning without documentation. For cron, despite years of looking at it, I can never remember what those number…

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    Comment #48352782

    Well we're talking about this now, so this was actually effective. The point of talking about something is to make people aware of the issue. For example I don't leave my house oft…

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    Comment #48352656

    >If they had any spine they'd kill themselves Please never type something like this again. >Same should apply to any ex-Russian military, any foreign ex-intelligence too. This isn'…

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    Comment #48330975

    I am shocked you think letting people starve is OK. The word you are looking for is "revolution" or "uprising" - people will fight for the right to live if you deny them food.

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    Comment #48260141

    It's a way to distribute Linux (the kernel) and userland packages in a way you can install. Therefore it's a Linux distribution.

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    Comment #48259928

    My several years old laptop has 128GB of RAM, is that not enough? I admit that it's a pretty heavy one.

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    Comment #48247242

    Americans (and not just the US) think they still have the influence on the world they had in the 1980s when their economies were a much larger proportion of the global economy. Ame…

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    Comment #48233459

    How is this different from, let's say, plane tickets? And nobody says that tickets must not be cancelable . Just no reselling on your own.

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    Comment #48219667

    >ve AI narratives, but in reality all of that WILL wither down to... Looks like you're pretty sure of that. Every time I see argument like this delivered with confidence I wonder h…