I disagree. For example, the Wright brothers did air foil engineering empirically without full knowledge of the underlying fluid mechanics. Early and innovative engineering will often be less based on existing…
I wonder how they ensure durability. Is it possible that a cell going down would roll back a payment after it has occurred. Or do they depend on a non cell database?
Another way around this is that things that aren't coherent enough to be described by a finite set of inertial propositions simply aren't perceivable.
I just joined a new team and have been using copilot with opus models. We have our core code in a weird dialect of C and rust. C I know well, but not rust. Our tests are in Python. The pipeline descriptions are in Yaml.…
How does release management work? Are there stable branches for deployed properties with a cheery pick approach for bug fixes? Are all products in google3 on a coordinated set of release trains?
I think intuition is what is developed through calibration, so I personally like the word calibration. Intuition and other forms of knowledge are stock quantities while calibration and instructions are types of flows…
Aren't pipelines even easier to target and destroy than boats?
Speculating: local ssds aren't as valuable in the cloud since they're effectively ephemeral. If the instance restarts, it would lose its storage. Trying to keep a workload affinitized to an SSD or to migrate data to a…
If you want recognize all the common patterns, the code can get very verbose. But it's all still just one analysis or transformation, so it would be artificial to split into multiple files. I haven't worked much in…
https://www.anthropic.com/news/analysis-tool Seems like they already built this capability.
From the previous article in the series, it looks like the biggest impediment to just using full llvm to compile the query is that they didn't find a good way to cache the results across invocations. Sql server hekaton…
Looks like the ampersands appear in menu items to indicate the keyboard shortcut key to navigate to that item. https://willus.com/mingw/colinp/win32/resources/menu.html
Yes, they did have the bug with the lock prefix. IOT people at Microsoft got NT booting on the Quark and we ran into that problem. I wound up writing a small tool to patch out all the lock prefixes.
I've used this 'suggestion' workflow in azure devops. https://devblogs.microsoft.com/devops/introducing-the-new-pu...
> mean, "not enough data" is an explanation why neural networks can't do a bunch of things... One of the things humans are really good at is learning things from a few examples I dispute the search space problem for…
Reading this code for the first time, this seems to be a consequence of the separation between allocating and fd and "installing" a pointer to a file there. Allocating the fd already needs to acquire a lock. So if the…
> In other words the LLM does not contain the knowledge of what the words represent. This is probably true for some words and concepts but not others. I think we find that llms make inhuman mistakes only because they…
At least in the Windows group, we use ri and fi oppositely from how you describe. RI = sharing code with a broader group of people toward trunk. FI = absorbing code created by the larger group of people on the dev team.…
She can't make a prediction if the parents don't know. The point is not that she predicted the gender of the child. She predicts what gender the parents expect the child to be without being explicitly told. She didn't…
I once met a gate agent in the Maui airport. She looked at me and my pregnant wife and congratulated us on our upcoming baby boy. I asked her how she knew. She said it was the way we carried ourselves and looked at each…
Very interesting project! I wonder if there's a way to make this set of techniques less brittle and more applicable to any language. I guess you're looking at a new backend or some enhancements to one of the parser…
I experienced the uk system briefly and it seemed decent for the simple thing I needed: wait for the NHS or pay a modest fee for private service. The price of private service is bounded by the fact that you can wait for…
Thanks for the explanation. Sometimes it's worth it to keep weird shit working, but it's hard to predict which subset of weird shit will happen in practice.
Wow, thanks for the links. I was previously unaware of this issue. I checked the referenced bug and I see that it is fixed and will be released in an upcoming version of Windows.
I've worked in and around srwlock for a long time. I don't think it's all that reasonable to think you should get "shared starve exclusive" by default, which is what you're asking for. We used to demand that kind of…
I disagree. For example, the Wright brothers did air foil engineering empirically without full knowledge of the underlying fluid mechanics. Early and innovative engineering will often be less based on existing…
I wonder how they ensure durability. Is it possible that a cell going down would roll back a payment after it has occurred. Or do they depend on a non cell database?
Another way around this is that things that aren't coherent enough to be described by a finite set of inertial propositions simply aren't perceivable.
I just joined a new team and have been using copilot with opus models. We have our core code in a weird dialect of C and rust. C I know well, but not rust. Our tests are in Python. The pipeline descriptions are in Yaml.…
How does release management work? Are there stable branches for deployed properties with a cheery pick approach for bug fixes? Are all products in google3 on a coordinated set of release trains?
I think intuition is what is developed through calibration, so I personally like the word calibration. Intuition and other forms of knowledge are stock quantities while calibration and instructions are types of flows…
Aren't pipelines even easier to target and destroy than boats?
Speculating: local ssds aren't as valuable in the cloud since they're effectively ephemeral. If the instance restarts, it would lose its storage. Trying to keep a workload affinitized to an SSD or to migrate data to a…
If you want recognize all the common patterns, the code can get very verbose. But it's all still just one analysis or transformation, so it would be artificial to split into multiple files. I haven't worked much in…
https://www.anthropic.com/news/analysis-tool Seems like they already built this capability.
From the previous article in the series, it looks like the biggest impediment to just using full llvm to compile the query is that they didn't find a good way to cache the results across invocations. Sql server hekaton…
Looks like the ampersands appear in menu items to indicate the keyboard shortcut key to navigate to that item. https://willus.com/mingw/colinp/win32/resources/menu.html
Yes, they did have the bug with the lock prefix. IOT people at Microsoft got NT booting on the Quark and we ran into that problem. I wound up writing a small tool to patch out all the lock prefixes.
I've used this 'suggestion' workflow in azure devops. https://devblogs.microsoft.com/devops/introducing-the-new-pu...
> mean, "not enough data" is an explanation why neural networks can't do a bunch of things... One of the things humans are really good at is learning things from a few examples I dispute the search space problem for…
Reading this code for the first time, this seems to be a consequence of the separation between allocating and fd and "installing" a pointer to a file there. Allocating the fd already needs to acquire a lock. So if the…
> In other words the LLM does not contain the knowledge of what the words represent. This is probably true for some words and concepts but not others. I think we find that llms make inhuman mistakes only because they…
At least in the Windows group, we use ri and fi oppositely from how you describe. RI = sharing code with a broader group of people toward trunk. FI = absorbing code created by the larger group of people on the dev team.…
She can't make a prediction if the parents don't know. The point is not that she predicted the gender of the child. She predicts what gender the parents expect the child to be without being explicitly told. She didn't…
I once met a gate agent in the Maui airport. She looked at me and my pregnant wife and congratulated us on our upcoming baby boy. I asked her how she knew. She said it was the way we carried ourselves and looked at each…
Very interesting project! I wonder if there's a way to make this set of techniques less brittle and more applicable to any language. I guess you're looking at a new backend or some enhancements to one of the parser…
I experienced the uk system briefly and it seemed decent for the simple thing I needed: wait for the NHS or pay a modest fee for private service. The price of private service is bounded by the fact that you can wait for…
Thanks for the explanation. Sometimes it's worth it to keep weird shit working, but it's hard to predict which subset of weird shit will happen in practice.
Wow, thanks for the links. I was previously unaware of this issue. I checked the referenced bug and I see that it is fixed and will be released in an upcoming version of Windows.
I've worked in and around srwlock for a long time. I don't think it's all that reasonable to think you should get "shared starve exclusive" by default, which is what you're asking for. We used to demand that kind of…