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No they will ship it to China as ewaste and then sell it back to us.

Look how hard Anthropic is to even be able scroll back on your conversation, or look at the thinking tokens or subagents. They want to keep everyone coming back to the watering hole but never to learn how to dig a well.

Not true, lots of people who don't have office jobs are using AI and coding agents.

This must have maimed thousands of marine mammals.

Or you could get a bluetooth number pad for $20.

Protip, if you car gets stolen and recovered, get new plates.

I don't understand the article wrt https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46313991

https://dl.acm.org/openaccess

I agree the ACM should become more of a member organization. But the fact that they went open access and now all of the research is freely available to all is absolutely amazing.

The article makes them sound like they went full Elsevier and Springer.

Just detox by heading over to youtube logged out.

Same as sites the block "wget" as a user agent, but then you can pass in a -U "Cheetos/10" and sail right in.

I'd be fine if they throttled the connection, or a contact page. Every little bit helps build a high trust society.

That is genuinely a good callout — it is worth stopping here.

I worked at a place that basically never bought software, and they used gurobi for scheduling. It is apparently best in class for lots of problems.

Neat project but the AI writing is a turn off. Could use a whole lot less "honest residue".

Python 4 will have types built in.

Excellent find, an academic paper announcing the book is here

https://peer.asee.org/57147.pdf

Harris and Harris (no relation) have an excellent book on digital design using RISC-V as the domain problem, https://pages.hmc.edu/harris/ddca/ddcarv.html

https://pages.hmc.edu/harris/ddca/

Their books are perfect, and I hope this textbook gets adopted by thousands of colleges. Our RISC-V future is bright, now we need one on SoC bringup and getting your OS running on that SoC.

Or Clarke's first law

-- When a distinguished but elderly scientist states that something is possible, he is almost certainly right. When he states that something is impossible, he is very probably wrong.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarke%27s_three_laws

I couldn't find a skill in your project that would help integrate mediabunny. The docs and examples look like they could really help. Having good example coverage allows agents to pickup libraries easily.

https://github.com/Vanilagy/mediabunny

If that isn't a perfect piece of antitrust evidence, how crazy is it that MS can reach across a whole industry and buy the company that bought the company that defined the games industry, with Carmack playing revenge of the nerds boy genius. Everything about it is perfect for a locally produced drama somewhere in eastern europe.

My favorite was rail brushing people off during pad jumps. Because they died from hitting the level box, they would get a -1. At work we had a match where every other player had a negative score. That aid, they were good sports about it and I didn't do it all the time.

That is not what AI is. AI is a powerful tool, a semiautonomous set of wood working tools that still need a master craftsperson to use. You need the tool+genius to drive it. Everyone wants to shoot down AI but they think AI will do everything. Being proud of a creation where someone did style transfer between spongebob and Rembrandt and they think they made art. About as responsible for actual art as just downloading images from google.

There is prior art with Tuttle vs Buttle.

The cheapest xbox should cost 129. Instead it is $399. That is how consoles work. It gets cheaper, the back catalog grows and now you have a mass market item that ideally could source games from anywhere.

Consoles losing physical media and not allowing 3rd party app stores, or gasp, the ability to run user programs is going to kill the consoles. Expensive and marginal future utility.

This whole thing has been a wonderful string of tort jokes.

The continued use of animal metaphors is doing them a great disservice. Esp as we learn more about animal cognition, on first look, it smacks of human exceptionalism that has littered the historic scientific consensus.

Now if they had said, "Imagine your average American ..." (/s)

You will never know, for all they do is delete and refactor.

It isn't the size of your tort, it is how you use it.

Also, are men this easily manipulated?

Yes.

https://www.eigensteve.com/

https://www.youtube.com/@Eigensteve/search?query=pinn

Aren't they a faster, lower fidelity model, like all models?

I took the Compilers course with Dave, remote.

I'd take the whole set if I could. I too am a little dismayed by the state of the world I'd like to see, his courses should be full.

He is as an amazing of a teacher as you would think he is from his publicly available talks. I hope secondary education means middle school, he'd light so many fires.

Thanks Dave!

This seems like a pricing hack that burns resources, that when the loophole gets closed the price of OCR will have to rise?

Spoiler, it doesn't have a picture of Trump on it. At least not the picture in the article.