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But do these libraries allow using values in aggregates (i.e. structs that can be initialized by listing members in {} )? While preventing endianness errors
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I'm super interested how you can do this in C++. Say, I need aggregate struct with a few 16 and 32 bit fields, some are little endian and some big endian. I do not want C++ to let me mix up endianness. How do I do it?
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There is no mechanism in transformer architecture for "internal" thinking ahead, or hierarchical generation. Attention only looks back from current token, ensuring that the model always falls into local maximum, even if it only le
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Yes, but not always. For example, what can now be written as single "requires requires" or a short chain of "else if constexpr" statements, used to be sprawling, incomprehensible template class hierarchy, before that fea
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Tangential, but Lua is the most write-only language I have had pleasure working with. The implementation and language design are 12 out of 10, top class. But once you need to read someone else's code, and they use overloads liberally t
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Exactly, the "you dont have" part lasts until the first error message and then it's 10 feet of stl template instantiation error avalanche. And stl implementation is really advanced c++ . Also, a lot of "modern" co
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What is the current situation of using Java (from legal standpoint)? In open source and in commercial setting? Oracle has a lot of fantastic technology locked up in Java (things like Truffle), how reasonable it is for new projects?
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When would I pick this over Frigate?
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Super interested in something like this. Currently there is no easily operated audiobook player for elderly or people with severe arthritis. My eventual workaround was cheap bluetooth speaker (because expensive ones did not remember playbac
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Wait, can I run non-games like that, too? Launch all kinds of windowed GUI programms from Steam?
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That AI is closely related to compression is a well established idea. E.g. http://prize.hutter1.net/ It seems reasonable to argue that LLMs are a form of lossy compression of text that preserves important text features. The
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OTOH, it gives more options to implement Cyber Resilience Act requirements, especially once the boundaries get mapped out in real life
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Modular synths feel more like "sysadmin's DAW" — the one where you are trying to live modify production server from root shell and any mistake will blow it out. And there is no save and no undo. Now Strudel...
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I think I understand what you mean. I.e. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ajapsandali for me is a very "meaty" dish despite having none, while "pirates" kids' pork sausage from Lidl is not "
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Same. I'm avoiding using "I" and "you" with LLMs as a rule, and am triggered into discarding anything that breaks passive voice. It is frustrating and a bit fun, something like "a guide for buying X featuring B
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Are there any easy to use inference frontends that support rewriting/pruning the context? Also, ideally, masking out chunks of kv-cache (e.g. old think blocks)? Because I cannot find anything short of writing custom fork/app on to
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Is it possible to distort the y pentamino shape in a way that prevents those 3 swappy configurations?
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That's like saying if you could not tell the person calling you was a scammer and lost money, then the call passes muster. As long as the person submitting PR has put in the effort to ensure it is of high quality, it should not matter
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Not to mention that space is a normal printable character, while tab is a control character, like carriage return. Control characters have very well defined meaning, that is very different in different contexts. As an example, and I hope th
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This thing is made out of corner cases: https://www.invisible-island.net/vttest/ I am sure capturing it's output will provide endless source of amusement and despair. There are sequences from real terminal (e.g. s
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"\u001b[0m — reset" ... what? Why SGR is not called by name, while, e.g. CUU is? strange... According to which terminal or standard it interperts sequences? Is this tool really helpful? It does look nice! But it does not help with
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xterm is actually great, if you know to invoke and use the exotic control UI. That software is ancient . Using putty's plink/pscp/pftp commandline tools are refreshingly straightforward and also have merit, at least as a way
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yay, another person with a bookmark to webarchive copy of that thread. dune's (Lassi Nikko) post about the making of the music for cdak was equally metal, if a bit too short.
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I'll bite. What is your preferred way to use serial port console on linux? Kermit? I am really no fan of minicom... Also, I'd take pterm over modern gpu electron nodejs turtle tower terminals. It has sane requirements and perfoman
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I use putty on linux. now what?
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It is good analogy. Similarly, telcos keep accepting and showing any cooked up caller ID over their SS7, and when someone gets scammed because they trusted the caller ID, the messaging I hear always actually is "people should just be m
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But why? Person spends his time making useful thing, and decides to share it freely. Like, thanks! But you should also register a trademark, and monitor domain registrations and search engines and other projects and proactively issue takedo
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"Nice business you have here, it would be real shame if something happened to it. If you don't pay up now, will it not be your fault when something happens? Think about all those people who come here."
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you also didn't click on the link the poster you replied to shared... seconding openrouter and fal, having to muck around with idiosyncrasies of each vendor just to try their "bestest model" and find out it does not satisfy y
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So how do I set up an instance of this beautiful flytrap? Do I need a valid personal blog, or can I plop something on cloudflare to spin on their edge?
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