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Don't work 12 hour days to get milestone X out, because there are dozens more milestones so don't get burnt on trying to get this one out yesterday. It would probably be more like, don't use 200% to get this out and then quit or burn yourself to 0% or a few % in a year when we want you to extend and maintain this stuff.

Cool, but I'm not sure the victims and the public are always thrilled when they see murderers get off by reason of insanity, despite it being a life sentence and essentially a medically induced solitary mental confinement. People were furious about Yates and Bobbitt despite not even living within a 1000 mile radius because they felt it was a miscarriage of justice and are aware that rehabilitating people who drowned their own children is naive at best or yet another grift to siphon public money into their own pet projects and feign moral superiority.

If someone kills a family member and the court gives them 6 years and a parole officer, the remaining family will and has taken justice into their own hands and that has a much higher blast radius and margin of error than executing a guy convicted of the murder in a court of law and sat on death row making appeals for 10-15 years.

If dylan roof was allowed to live his full natural life in jail, there would be race riots in the US by the end of the press conference.

I've done exactly this with MCP { "name": "unshare_exec", "description": "Run a binary in isolated Linux namespaces using unshare", "inputSchema": { "type": "object", "properties": { "binary": {"type": "string"}, "args": {"type": "array", "items": {"type": "string"}} }, "required": ["binary"], "additionalProperties": false } }

It started as unshare and ended up being a bit of a yakshaving endeavor to make things work but i was able to get some surprisingly good results using gemma3 locally and giving it access to run arbitrary debian based utilities.

Nobody cares 2 years ago

I went inside and complemented the worker on their pumps being so easy to use, He. Did. Not. Care.

Climate obsessed people are probably in it for the right reasons but are hysterically annoying from any third party perspective. Keep telling people that cow burps are what is driving bad weather and you can keep being baffled that "deniers" hate any of the solutions you come up with there after. People hate pollution across the board, people hate theoretical models of climate effects based on research divorced from reality that predict weather in 30 years to be a doomsday scenario because of something so obviously mundane while ignoring outsourcing manufacturing to china and india to bus, boat and flight. At this rate we may one day in our lifetime be able to have all the pigs and cattle raised in china and fly them on business class to europe in order to fight the weather via carbon credits.

I've been experimenting with using Tide, sqlx and askama and after getting comfortable, it's even more ergonomic for me than using golang and it's template/sql librarys. Having compile time checks on SQL and templates in and of itself is a reason to migrate. I think people have a lot of issues with the life time scoping but for most applications it simply isn't something you are explicitly dealing with every day in the way that rust is often displayed/feared (and once you fully wrap your head around what it's doing it's as simple as most other language aspects).

I've used chromecast to power all my "dumb" tvs for years and being able to use my laptop or any phone that's on the wifi has been amazing to avoid using a clunky roko or firetv interface. Sad to see one of the most personally useful pieces of google tech ending.

Also I'm curious what would be the legal impacts on it (since USA and EU refers to a model's FLOPs/number of parameters... How do you compute it with sparsity? Do you average?).

How/when did these types of regulations come about? This feels like an insane thing to have to keep in mind while developing.

"Mamba is the world's longest venomous snake with an estimated length of over 150 m"

Had a laugh at that. Really great stuff though, it was nice to have referencing to the arxiv paper so someone like me who generally consumes these things instead of translating them from papers could sort of peak behind the curtains.

For their main use case they do package it up for npm, but the crates folder have each portion available to build/distribute as a stand alone binary you can run against javascript without node or npm installed.

Should Word auto-detect that (maybe with the help of AI) and refuse to accept your input?

You jest but please don't give any Microsoft employees gleaning this thread any great ideas to show off in their next product meeting.

So races with genetic predispositions to diseases should suffer because we trained it on socially kosher data to appease adults who are theoretically offended about being exposed to bad words on the internet? Victims should suffer because specifying a description of perpetrators are reported and identified partly based on race? Legal teams must act like youtube commentators and come up with filter escaping euphemisms when referencing their clients violent/sexual crimes deemed to evil for adults to be exposed to.

Not particularly true especially in this case. You can get a rust binary and run it anywhere regardless of libc or having cargo installed on the users machine. A Javascript CLI requires nodejs and npm to be installed before running it.