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@Jilles@lucatac0@karpathy yeah, and I have people complaining on the Python upstream that we shouldn't execute code because of this, truly baffling. if you don't trust it, it must be sandboxed/isolated.
@DanNEO_SS@FFmpeg I think you misunderstand the architecture. *glued* together with Python. the actual performance relevant bits are written in highly optimized machine code, Python is basically just used for the orchestration part, which is a very good use-case for it.
These are law students, by the way. The future lawyers, prosecutors, judges, and policymakers. When we talk about systemic racism, this is what we mean. It is embedded in the institutions themselves. And it’s hard to believe people who openly think this way will suddenly become fair advocates for Black clients once they enter the legal system.
A reminder that despite killing hundreds of athletes across the region, Israel still gets to participate in international sports competitions.
They are the exact opposite of everything sport is supposed to stand for.
@tetsuo_cpp no they aren't. most postings are for ghost jobs, and they're very very weirdly focused on stupid academic metrics from when you were a kid. it's almost like their job application process was specifically designed to filter out neurodivergent people.
This administration is criminally corrupt and violates the Constitution. It is supported by a complicit Court. There will be a reckoning. I propose to have trials in Nuremberg, PA in 2029.
@Dety0@miickcs a weaker signal / more noise on the receiver can lead to dropped packets, which will require re-TX, which will then introduce a delay to deliver that packet
@itechnologynet@bubbleboi that's an inherently complex function. perhaps the error handling could be made cleaner, but other than that, it would be very similar if written in another language. you could still break it up, though.
@itechnologynet@bubbleboi sure, new language features make dealing with that kind of data easier, but you should probably still be breaking things up anyway.