Every few months I get suckered into using Android again, and every few months I get to remember that the arguments about how Android has better UX than iOS are pure cope.
This is WILD. I used to live right near that big oval park in the Pearl District and was always looking at the Centennial Mills building. Now I love me a good ol' industrial warehouse because of the vintage vibes, but this one was clearly in need of demolition for a *long* time.
Fire sucks, but if outside people & property are OK and the end result is this blight is taken out of the neighborhood and we get river access, that's kind of a good thing IMHO.
Of course, WindowsLatest says that this cannot be true. These are all bots. Windows can't have lost so much market share. Impossible, says Windows Latest, because Windows!!1111!!!11! 🙄
@Thayer No photo, but I remember the time that the creator of the Python programming language, sat down with my mentee and asked to talk about their project for almost an hour. That only happened because we travelled all the way to the U.S. and it was my first time on a long haul flight.
As a reference, this is how far I got last time. It had a cool card flip effect where you could click a card and it would flip to show the note on the backside.
That was the only nice thing about it, everything else felt bad so I abandoned it.
1. mmap
2. pre-warmed mmap
3. direct mapping of NVMe without roundtrip to page cache
I'm improving my benchmark in Goosedump to see which would be the best. It's already quite fast given a lot of work on getting SIMD and cache alignment play well.
An expert in Mixture-of-Experts actually mean syntactic elements such as commas. It's more like mixture of nitpickers :-) LLM is a text predictor; not like intelligence and that is only expertise it has at its core.
