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Indeed, the first thing I would do as a malicious state entity would be to flood any such app with fake reports.

>Imagine we had that for software - "your JS is too big, you can't ship until you get it under 50 kB".

A man can dream.

For the record, I found programming in MISRA C guidelines really fun; but then again, I did it out of personal interest. If I had to do it professionally, I guess the pressure would be less pleasant.

>This is mostly because their approach to SIMD is so different, but also because I can't test it at all. Are there any RISC-V "machines"? that one can use to do something useful or fun with that someone here could recommend?

I would also be interested in RISC-V emulators etc.

Thank you very much!

It is not "American AC" that is a serious contributing factor, much less the "main cause"(???).

I only have 16GB of RAM in my laptop, but I would love to run a powerful model like that even at 0.5 tokens/s. For the questions I am asking, such a speed is more than enough. If anyone has any suggestions, please let me know! I am not an expert on LLMs, just a humble mathematician.

Assuming the model doesn't decide you are trying to build a bomb and refuses to answer.

Only tangentially related, but this is why I gave up on fountain pens. They are cool and elegant, far too cool to be a practical tool for me. I realized this at one time I was in Bonn; I was thinking deeply about a problem as I was holding this wonderful Sailor Pro Gear in my hand. At some point it slipped, fell on the desk and bent the nib sideways, a total disaster. That broke my stream of thought and ruined my day. Nah. Tools need to cater to me, not vice versa.

That will certainly resonate with the generals (≧▽≦)

Genius! Rewrite Postgres in Rust by rewriting Rust in C!

Not always. As an exercise, try to find a continuous real function which is differentiable if and only if the Riemann hypothesis is true!

Feel poor??? Man... this is some prime ragebait title.

This is one of the best generalist books on mathematics ever published. I highly recommend it.

Unacceptable! If Oracle doesn't enter the consort, there is no way I am trusting it to be a legitimate defender of open source!

Oh my.

> For realtime communications, I prefer IRC.

How on earth do you get people to talk in IRC? Am I missing something? Almost every channel I have joined is dead silent, and any time I tried starting a conversation I felt like I was asking Lebowski for my money.

Hmmm... very disappointing that when I unchecked "politics" in Filter, that post remained in the list.

I would also like to know. Surely some people here have at least second-hand knowledge, and silence can sometimes be deafening.

The first appendix to the Common Core text for the English Language Arts contains some very interesting discussion of the role of advanced literacy outside the confines of academia. It is worth a read.

I was raised in a working-class family in Greece in the 1980s. We lived in what the average US person would describe as "squalor". Cockroaches crawling on our faces style.

My parents made only a few luxury expenses: encyclopedias for us children, and especially books about space and the cosmos. So please speak for yourself when talking about the interests of struggling people.

It's AIive!

Perhaps. For now, one of my one-on-one tutoring sessions (in real analysis) this semester consisted mostly on un-teaching a student a bunch of wrong crap they "learned" from ChatGPT.

Ok this is your second comment that reads like pure rage bait, is there a way to notify the mods?

For easy access: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PU4gBzEnQ6M

Statements like that one deserve all the ridicule we can pile upon them.

>bioluminescent individuals

Brilliant.

But I thought crime---

- He said thought crime! bots start firing the machine guns

Yep, that's exactly right.

"So you're implying..."

No.

The technology isn't there yet (｡•́︿•̀｡)