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utopcell

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About utopcell

Works at Google on Search Infrastructure

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    Comment #49235222

    From context, I assume it's the grace period you are given to find another team after you get laid off.

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    Comment #49211070

    TheSpectrum is great at capturing the original look&feel. The keyboard feels identical to the original. An emulator captures the software aspect well, but that's not all the speccy…

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    Comment #49191926

    What makes you think it doesn't?

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    Comment #49191073

    I remember a time when a tweet was 140 characters.

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    Comment #49190653

    Who knows what will happen in 20 years. Right now, it's not the case.

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    Comment #49186415

    For sure, nothing like the original, but it's a cheap, quick way to get you started.

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    Comment #49186409

    Demis is great -- this is not a zero-sum game. Who built what, and the relative importance, is an interesting discussion to have, but it's orthogonal to my point. Which is: When yo…

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    Comment #49185277

    Demis stepped down? Who cares? Jeff and Sanjay are leaving Google. We are in uncharted territory.

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    Comment #49164677

    The Retro Games TheSpectrum is not a bad starting point [1], it's very close to the original and you can use HDMI video output and USB power. [1] https://retrogames.biz/products/th…

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    Comment #48695307

    You probably mean absl::flat_hash_map .

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    Comment #48665002

    > Many security tools for doing security audits with LLMs are based around a "look at this file" loop This makes sense. At most it converts the question of ability to a question of…

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    Comment #48655568

    > You can see which bugs each model found in the full report. This should have probably been surfaced at the text. To answer my own question: If one uses gemma4-26b-a4b, mimo-v2.5-…

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    Comment #48648844

    Id soft folks were using 2 graphics cards, an EGA/VGA and an MDA one to do multihead debugging. It was possible because the two card technologies actually mapped their frame buffer…

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    Comment #48648780

    "Every mathematician wants to discover a mathematician's lemma." It might have been easy to guess, but you didn't really think of it in the past 51 years since the Commodore 128 wa…

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    Comment #48647581

    The "best" model finds 4/9 bugs. It would be interesting to see if all models find the _same_ bugs. Does a collection of models exist that can cover all 9? Also, it seems to me tha…

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    Comment #48639768

    thanks for keeping us honest. what would we ever do without this insightful comment of yours?

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    Comment #48639754

    not really solving the problem though. would be easier to directly search for project euler xx solution.

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    Comment #48558592

    After looking at this enormous labor of love, is this really what you chose to comment about?

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    Comment #48421049

    Gold medal @ the 2025 International Math Olympiad.

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    Comment #48341828

    This article is from Jan 8.

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    Comment #48265520

    The Q10 has been my daily driver for years, great keyboard. I see that they're coming out with a split alice [1] though sadly it seems it is only for the Chinese market [1] https:/…

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    Comment #48114599

    I see your point, though strictly speaking, the two products I mentioned mimic 12AX7 tubes, which are preamp tubes. I'm not aware of E2E designs that also mimic power tubes.

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    Comment #48111704

    Minor correction: An experienced guitarist cannot distinguish between "captured" amps, or amps which at their core simulate vacuum tubes at the software level. I definitely can't t…