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xprnio

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    Comment #49178174

    Trending towards the Homo Amens Mechanicus: the mechanical thoughtless human. What a goal

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    Comment #49169494

    What might the “parameters/layers to gates” ratio look like? My naive and uninformed guess would be that 1B+ parameter would also need a 1B+ gate FPGA, but according to google they…

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    Comment #49150878

    HackerNews will always be here to welcome you

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    Comment #49148893

    That’s the thing - his side quests have nothing to do with weed (aside from him occasionally mixing it in) - Twitch streaming, a cooking show with Martha Steward, a kids songs and …

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    Comment #49148845

    It’s second top, so it’s almost as good, especially considering my lack of meaningful addition to the conversation about Cuckleburger

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    Comment #49148819

    Yeah, that seems to be the general pattern across vi-emulation. However, back when I was on IntellJ stuff (pre vi-emulation), I was already quite deep into the plethora of keyboard…

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    Comment #49124163

    IntelliJ actually does (did) have quite solid vim emulation, at least from my experience of using it before going full into neovim (now on Emacs, btw)

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    Comment #49114195

    No, that award will forever be bestowed to Snoop Dogg, at least in my book

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    Comment #49114020

    I love how the closer we get to “the edge of the Reality”, the more it sounds like the ramblings of someone that got their hands on some of that GOOD stuff

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    Comment #49052084

    Didn’t the primary maintainer already signal burnout or frustration or something like that? If an AI company actually did port ffmpeg *successfully* (not like claude CC), the dude …

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    Comment #49051712

    On something that is inherently non-deterministic? Something which is also to a great extent distilled from other frontier models, meaning it has the possibility to generate simila…

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    Comment #48868933

    I switched to Emacs. Whatever AI did to TreeSitter caused it to constantly yell at me about errors because of markdown which I do not have the energy to figure out, while losing sy…

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    Comment #48794890

    The cannabis to cocaine pipeline sadly is real, whether we want to or not. As long as the same people we buy our weed from also have a chance of being the people that have cocaine …

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    Comment #48704325

    (As a non American) I remember hearing a joke that goes something like “How do you fix a Chevrolette? Buy a Ford”, but nowadays I guess a bike is a better option

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    Comment #48698544

    Round it up

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    Comment #48155914

    Haven’t gotten around to get myself a car yet, but I did have one of those electric scooters (2x900W motors I think, up to 50-60km/h depending on the climb) along with full gear (f…

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    Comment #47970590

    Since when is playing a movie off of a projector illegal? Projection is not necessarily distribution, just as playing local media files is not necessarily piracy. I will definitely…

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    Comment #47823277

    I decided to work towards pivoting away from full stack web and mobile development into something deeper, something closer to the metal, and something that could have a physical en…

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    Comment #47814705

    Or blindly committed

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    Comment #47813489

    At least it isn’t AI

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    Comment #47599319

    If I understand GDPR and “the Right to be forgotten” properly, then yes - they would have to actually delete the information. Edit: at least when it comes to PII, which I presume s…

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    Comment #47599261

    You will own nothing, and you will be greatful for it

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    Comment #47562903

    If you have real traffic and bot traffic, you still need to identify which is which. On top of that, bots very likely don’t reuse the same IPs over and over again. I assume if we k…

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    Comment #47387500

    I was guessing one of them would be Russia or China or something like that. Wasn’t surprised the other one was the US though

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    Comment #47387205

    Good thing they were already in the stall, as that coke was bunk, and cut with laxatives