SCoC is the only measurement worse than SLoC that I can think of

How often do mice even die? I have one that takes AA batteries and needs to be changed every two years.

The communists really do have they music, don’t we

Training and pre-training happen in a server farm somewhere and takes tons of power.

In your experience, has whisper large c3 been much worse than vo2?

In your experience, has whisper large c3 been much worse than vo2?

It really depends. I’ve seen servers that reboot every 24 hours as well as servers that are constantly up. I would say to reboot every kernel or systemd upgrade

My question is how much of this is needing to comply with sanctions and how much of this is Linus being a russophobic ass

Someone includes op here

“I didn’t do anything wrong when standing in between a bear and her cubs. It is her fault and her fault alone that I got mauled.”

Seriously, nobody cares if dead people are in the right because that won’t bring you back.

Please don’t play stupid games in cars. You’re just becoming an obstacle here and increasing the chances someone gets hurt.

BRB abusing LD_PRELOAD, recompiling Linux, pushing to prod and taking a sabbatical in Alaska.

I think chatgpt passes mathematical input to Wolfram alpha

See also: https://pypi.org/project/jit-implementation/

Quality bits.

Assume the baby is a frictionless sphere on a planet where g=10

gigo, garbage in garbage out

Very

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We have robotics, VR, cell and wireless tech. We can fairly easily build a space station around Mars. Set up a VR lab in the station and Avatar robots down there. I really am suprised we are not pioneering this tech with our current space station. Wouldn’t it be cool to walk up to an Avatar bot controlled by someone on the ISS? That would be a great moment. Robots cheaper than humans and the systems required to keep them alive. They can also build.

That just seems like a more expensive, less reliable, less useful mars rover. Also, humanoid robots are terrible and incredibly prone to failure. Walking is an extraordinarily difficult act that has few inherent advantages over wheels. Lastly, how does VR help here?