Funny, for me it seems terrible exactly for the opposite reason. These kinds of baskets are too heavily weighted by things that go relatively down in costs like technology and airplane tickets. The monetary reason is…
If LLM's are going to keep finding vulnerabilities of this magnitude, we'll be sure to face a computer worm event of unprecedented scale soon. Best be ready for the moment the lights turn off
Funny, I've been having the opposite nitpicky issue with astra and sol, where they constantly put linebreaks on trivial things in c# like string foo( string bar){ throw new Exception( "TODO"); }
I hope the LLM's will tackle theoretical physics next. If you think the math community is bad in terms of gatekeeping, and it is, the physics community is so much worse. Even community insiders are afraid to share their…
No, based on the professions named within the inscriptions. If a province has relatively many professions that are rare for the WRE, then it's considered more complex. See the paper for the actual estimates, the map in…
>but I believe there were other possibilities. Imo, the best solution is to just keep every time/date format eternally backwards compatible. And if you do need a change, whether that's leap seconds or daylights saving…
Except now there's no longer any guarantees there's even any people you can point at. It's already often diffuse responsbilitiy. Maybe today you can still sort of get around that by pointing at business/organization…
>these companies need to adhere to the scientific community rather than expecting the opposite Why? The pre-existing community doesn't own science. Considering how hostile the community sometimes is to outsiders, how…
I think this happens all the time actually, but it's often smaller scale. Like someone writes a neat architecture to do X at their company, and later someone else walks in, looks at this code and sees it's now super…
I have had periods where I mostly gave up on books because I actually rarely found them to be the right level of stimulating. Novels rarely stimulate, or even when they do, it often comes with relatively little learning…
Yep. And as an ignoramus: what it is that you are supposed to be using nowadays? Think in the context of a small company making enterprise .NET (framework) code where Windows is the world, cloud wouldn't fly with the…
Funny, for me it seems terrible exactly for the opposite reason. These kinds of baskets are too heavily weighted by things that go relatively down in costs like technology and airplane tickets. The monetary reason is…
If LLM's are going to keep finding vulnerabilities of this magnitude, we'll be sure to face a computer worm event of unprecedented scale soon. Best be ready for the moment the lights turn off
Funny, I've been having the opposite nitpicky issue with astra and sol, where they constantly put linebreaks on trivial things in c# like string foo( string bar){ throw new Exception( "TODO"); }
I hope the LLM's will tackle theoretical physics next. If you think the math community is bad in terms of gatekeeping, and it is, the physics community is so much worse. Even community insiders are afraid to share their…
No, based on the professions named within the inscriptions. If a province has relatively many professions that are rare for the WRE, then it's considered more complex. See the paper for the actual estimates, the map in…
>but I believe there were other possibilities. Imo, the best solution is to just keep every time/date format eternally backwards compatible. And if you do need a change, whether that's leap seconds or daylights saving…
Except now there's no longer any guarantees there's even any people you can point at. It's already often diffuse responsbilitiy. Maybe today you can still sort of get around that by pointing at business/organization…
>these companies need to adhere to the scientific community rather than expecting the opposite Why? The pre-existing community doesn't own science. Considering how hostile the community sometimes is to outsiders, how…
I think this happens all the time actually, but it's often smaller scale. Like someone writes a neat architecture to do X at their company, and later someone else walks in, looks at this code and sees it's now super…
I have had periods where I mostly gave up on books because I actually rarely found them to be the right level of stimulating. Novels rarely stimulate, or even when they do, it often comes with relatively little learning…
Yep. And as an ignoramus: what it is that you are supposed to be using nowadays? Think in the context of a small company making enterprise .NET (framework) code where Windows is the world, cloud wouldn't fly with the…