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    Comment #48882025

    Oh, good to hear it was just good-natured teasing :) I did kind of expect the loss of SIMD to make it paradoxically slower than the floating point version, I am curious what kind o…

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    Comment #48881666

    Unfortunately, despite the warnings and mostly-generated code, having deterministic(?) 3D rigid-body physics is kinda cool and I'm a little tempted to use this - is the joke that f…

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    Comment #48846012

    If you don't want to concede "far right" as a term for conservatives who are fine with suppression of speech on LGBT issues - aren't you lumping everyone outside the far left toget…

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    Comment #48843694

    > It's a pejorative term made up by the left to try and shift the overton window away from conservatism. When and by whom? > They're about as "far right" as the 80's Thatcher gover…

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    Comment #48843066

    > Furthermore, he's also very obviously interfered with the model development in ways that are quite ridiculous compared to other labs to insert his political opinion. Yeah, even i…

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    Comment #48842997

    This is moving the goalposts from "Elon supports far-right politicians" which was cited with sources, you're just going "well he's right to"

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    Comment #48842667

    I think Anthropic buying compute from Colossus despite the ongoing air pollution case [1] is a stain on them and is another reason not to use them [1] https://www.nytimes.com/2026/…

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    Comment #48789519

    > I think we should wait to see how the first satellite data centre works out. It seems fairly unlikely that it could be practical. It seems kind of nuts... I strongly suspect that…

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    Comment #48760074

    > Build: Let your agent figure it out I'm sorry for going off on a random hobby project, but doing this in a C++ project - even if it is a standard Visual Studio solution - is "put…

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    Comment #48745182

    It's a guideline, the maintainers won't collectively explode if generated but unmarked code happens to pass review. The problem with "they can just have the AI fix what's wrong" is…

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    Comment #47637740

    Unfortunately they're not plug-and-play _yet_ but people have significantly streamlined the process of making dialup bridges with Raspis and USB modems [1] to restore online multip…

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    Comment #47494263

    > But some critics said that Karpathy had done little more than rediscover part of a process known as AutoML that researchers at Google, Microsoft, and other AI labs have already b…

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    Comment #47483894

    This is more or less what the RTA meta tag is meant to achieve: https://www.rtalabel.org/page.php?content=howto One technical problem with doing this on the header level is that SP…

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    Comment #47239259

    Compelled to point out there was a wave of "AI games" before proper generative models too: the Kinect used decision forests for pose estimation [1], but in an example of the "AI ef…

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    Comment #47238988

    (2013) (Also worth noting that Myst Online is still operating at https://mystonline.com/en/ !)

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    Comment #47237805

    It drives me a little bonkers that the UK already tried implementing age verification in 2019, with an approach that would have been easy to make verifiably anonymous: buying a sin…

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    Comment #46609061

    Depends - how long do you have, and do you accept answers in CSV, Arrow or Parquet?

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    Comment #46609006

    > They can cite some of the most obvious ones Thus already doing much better than the average Suno producer E: More seriously, this strikes me as a motte-and-bailey where "Artists …

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    Comment #46608033

    > And you create music without ever having heard music before? Or are you also extracting other artist’s work and using it as inspiration for what you do? For me, one key differenc…

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    Comment #46607677

    I think any line is necessarily going to be arbitrary, a blanket ban on any ML model being used in production would be plainly impossible -- using Ozone's EQ assistant or having a …

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    Comment #46607043

    They handle a lot of sales [1], I do not think they can be called irrelevant under any reasonable definition of the word: > In the past year alone, [customers] spent $208 million o…

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    Comment #45609868

    The PineTime [1] is the cheapest programmable option I'm aware of - it does need Gadgetbridge on Android, and the heartrate sensor didn't quite work for me, but otherwise it might …

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    Comment #45053348

    The case you might be thinking of is the JBIG2 implementation bug [1, 2] in Xerox photocopiers where the pattern-matching would incorrectly treat certain characters as interchangea…