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smellf

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About smellf

http://slicesofcomputer.com

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49053109

    I wonder how they can reconcile the stricter proposals with the LLM usage in kernel development. That seems totally untenable. I mean it all seems untenable, but with the kernel es…

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    Comment #44896571

    You can have my `easy_install` when you pry it from my cold dead fingers.

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    Comment #44831749

    The "G" in AGI stands for "general", so talking about "AGI for software development" makes no sense, and worse than that accepts the AI companies' goalpost-shifting at face value. …

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    Comment #40422229

    Isn't that kind of like saying my pressure washer is a non-ambulatory car?

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    Comment #40391033

    Antichamber: https://store.steampowered.com/app/219890/Antichamber/ Also look at myhouse.wad for actual Doom in actual non-Euclidean spaces.

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    Comment #39747791

    https://archive.is/ATAkf

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    Comment #39736149

    Don't know how it compares to other manufacturers, but I've been pretty happy with the minimal BS that comes on my last two Sony phones.

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    Comment #39735224

    I think the idea is that you'd have two independently-develooed systems, one LLM decompiling the binary and the other LLM formally verifying. If the verifier disagrees with the dec…

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    Comment #39696355

    > RK3588-based SBC Anyone know which SBCs use this chip?

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    Comment #39619237

    Nor even the comment they were replying to, lol.

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    Comment #38832941

    Examples: https://research.myshell.ai/open-voice Seems impressive!

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    Comment #38663241

    24 * 365 times

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    Comment #38662318

    Even if they were you still wouldn't hyphenate there.

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    Comment #33361945

    Seconding TVR Exploring! His videos are a breath of fresh air in today's clickbaity youtube landscape. He's easily the best abandoned mine exploration channel - I can hardly even w…

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    Comment #33193690

    Actually it turns out that, at least in debian 11, you were right on the money: cat `which egrep` #!/bin/sh exec grep -E "$@" But I agree that it would be cleaner and trivial to im…

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    Comment #30715288

    From their webpage: Chrome: behind a flag since version 91.0.4470.0 Firefox: behind a flag since version 90.0a1 Edge: behind a flag since version 91 Opera: behind a flag since vers…

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    Comment #27989430

    They still do, and the quality of discourse on Slashdot is about as bad as it has ever been.

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    Comment #27985389

    Agreed! I love bash and use it all the time, but if some solution gets to the point of needing actual data structures, that's when you know it's time to move to a real programming …

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    Comment #27118627

    I don't understand - every set listed on that page has a nonzero score for "Smart Features".

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    Comment #25664911

    I looked around a bit and couldn't find Dall-e in there. A higher post in this thread said they don't usually release their models. It's a shame, this would have been fun to play w…

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    Comment #21357960

    Edit: I was wrong, never mind.

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    Comment #18925280

    How is Stallman a redirect to RMS's page? Shouldn't it go to a disambiguation or name page?

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    Comment #17872154

    The date is repeated below, so that's not a typo. He then talks about how Compuserve has been using PDP-10s for the previous 17 years. Compuserve was around in 1971?? Edit: Holy sh…

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    Comment #17395248

    What he's referring to is not leaves on the ground, but upturned leaves on the trees. The conventional wisdom says that a storm is coming when you can see the backs of the leaves.