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flakiness

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    Comment #49214061

    The post in question: https://openjdk.org/legal/ai It is 'OpenJDK Interim Policy on Generative AI' and their lawyers are writing the final version, according to this page. It sound…

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    Comment #49192753

    I felt the same before then realized that what I missed was my youth. Plenty of time to kill. No real privacy need. Being a night owl with little hangover, etc. etc. Not saying tha…

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    Comment #49185955

    Fair point. Their page doesn't list any investors.

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    Comment #49185570

    > we have pioneered massive scale computing and led the creation of critical infrastructure, products, and foundational AI advances that the world relies on, including multiple gen…

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    Comment #49185416

    Chairman is a stepping stone for a retirement/resignation. Apple's Tim Cook. Google's Eric Schmidt. The list goes on.

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    Comment #49185316

    To be honest, this feels more like a lifestyle business (aka hobby) than a startup. They truly deserve it, but I don't expect a huge success as a business. That said, I hope they w…

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    Comment #49039489

    Maybe they don't want to say that to avoid the government scrutiny.

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    Comment #49025247

    Is the GL driver any better? (It sounds like it is?) It's Direct3D on windows all over again :-(

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    Comment #49024543

    A data point: "OpenGL ES is still supported on Android, but is no longer under active feature development. Vulkan offers the following advantages over OpenGL ES" "Vulkan is the pre…

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    Comment #49014151

    This is such a you-must-be-an-iphone-user comment. Enjoy the good life.

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    Comment #48998065

    > a mostly tech-free home. sounds like a deliberate choice ;-)

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    Comment #48997332

    It's a bit shocking to see them showing off blatantly disinformation-al examples. See the Japanese manga one. It says "原作 監修 三浦建太郎" which says its original is written by, and it is…

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    Comment #48981126

    FYI: this is an excerpt from https://www.amazon.com/Dont-Be-Evil-Bosses-Promises/dp/00634...

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    Comment #48962268

    This sounds very American (in a good way to be clear). I wonder how this applies internationally.

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    Comment #48927871

    Maybe it's worth getting one just to cherish this crazy moment 10 years later. This does cost money but won't cost much of your drawer space.

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    Comment #48863676

    > How do I actually use flashcards? My software of choice is Anki. I am not completely satisfied with it. The UI looks dated, the WYSIWYG HTML editor is clunky, and the undocumente…

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    Comment #48810672

    > that goes for like 90% of ARM hardware on Linux. And that's where AMD CPU shines vs ARM.

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    Comment #48678017

    If I were you, it'd be pretty much worth it when you had a conversation with Stallman.

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    Comment #48674699

    The example comparisons made me smile. Well done!

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    Comment #48652822

    I hope that law comes to CA soon. The trail walk has become a deadly adventure in the past few years because of these reckless ebikes.

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    Comment #48651763

    > On our internal multilingual evaluation, OCR 4 leads across all eight language groups — English, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Middle Eastern, Chinese, East Asian, Southeast As…

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    Comment #48479320

    Wow, such a un-apache-y homepage I've ever seen, vs. the canonical one: https://httpd.apache.org/ (And wow, they still keep releasing it!)

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    Comment #48425129

    My understanding is that this is the limitation from Windows not from AMD SoC. There are several internet resources to "enable unified memory support" on linux eg [1]. As a side no…

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    Comment #48414668

    I see more of these conventional commit-style comments recently and it feels like coming from Claude Code etc. It's a bit unsettling that not only training data but also random lin…