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b0gb··on LLMs can get "brain rot"
AIs need supervision, just like regular people... /s
b0gb··on Memory access is O(N^[1/3])
the last or the first... it's a matter of perspective... still relative </joke^2>
b0gb··on Memory access is O(N^[1/3])
time is relative... </joke>
b0gb··on Keeping secrets out of logs (2024)
eazy

secrets.forEach(secret => logMessage = logMessage.replaceAll(secret, '**'))

b0gb··on The repercussions of missing an Ampersand in C++ and Rust
while doing math... would you call a missing sign a typo rather than a mistake? if so, anything can be a typo...
b0gb··on Major quantum computing advance made obsolete by teenager (2018)
As long as you accept subjectivity, you must also accept that logical inference isn't really useful... because the observer can add rules at any given time - without any logical constraint - thus preferences aren't deterministic... so a random option is as good as it can be.
b0gb··on Major quantum computing advance made obsolete by teenager (2018)
Yes, I get that..., my issue was with its application (a movie recommendation)... the idea itself isn't qualified for the quantum realm...
b0gb··on Major quantum computing advance made obsolete by teenager (2018)
my point is, the quantum part isn't (/wasn't) necessary in the first place...
b0gb··on Major quantum computing advance made obsolete by teenager (2018)
A recommendation is in the domain of subjectivity, meaning that there is no consensus on the correctness... so, even if the algorithm is faster, its usefulness shouldn't be superior to a random pick based on some matching criteria... which is already as fast as it can be
b0gb··on Asymmetry of verification and verifier's law
Hmm, no reference to the famous P vs NP problem…?