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You're forgetting 1 tiny thing: the wjole AOSP ecosystem is running on volunteer dev time. It's much more difficult to organize and streamline vision / roadmap.
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Pretty much this, and to add what does not impact our rights. Take freedom of speech for example, self sensoring can lead to a safer albeit "less fulfilling" life, compares to a one where you dissent against the government (saudi
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1y ago
Good catch. I really hate javascript so i never got into d3js, so plptly was such a life saver.
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This sounds like black magic, ie waiting for a "bank run" to test the validity of Tether.
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Absolutely, whenever I got ICLR rejections, at least I could always ppint out to that reviewer who didn't understand core concepts of the paper.
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1y ago
> I used AI to extend the album art to the trading card aspect ratio. Highlighted are the generated parts of the artwork, This was fun to read, I love all the little details that went into this, you obviously had lots of fun!
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1y ago
I think copy/paste can alleviate context explosion. Basically the model can remember what's the code block contain, can access it at any time, without needing to "remember" it.
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1y ago
That's one of the best intuitive explanation for Gradient Descent I've seen floating on HN!
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This is such an eye opening, and really interesting. It reminded me of projects like XprivacyLua that "expose" the different calls and request from android apps. Great work!
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The argunent is that it forced people to break their habit. Which is always the main hurdle for adoption. There is nothing innovative about Linux 2025 compared to 2024 or 2023, Windows just got worse. I say this as a 12+ years linux user. T
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1y ago
The streisend effect. Although, personally I am interested in this topic, as everyone using these VPNs is one ToU change away from being data mined at all time.
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1y ago
Thanks for sharing, thoroughly enjoyed it!
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1y ago
Unfortunately the article glances over some of practices of uncovering such patterns in the training data. It goes very straitghfully to the point, no lube needed. It didn't land well for me.
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From my understanding it's still highly speculative though.
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As a hyprland user, why should I switch to Niri? Is the appeal based on the "inifinite windows" feature
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Luks add overheads. Itcs more flexible, but zfs native envryption should be faster.
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1y ago
I can only imagine the counts of those hdds
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1y ago
At the end of the day that's the end goal of technical leadership: trust in the team ability and educated decision making
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1y ago
Talk about EU and accessibility.
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That was such a stroll through memory lane.
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This is why we need a "linux" phone. Maybe Jolla would step in more seriously.
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> I very nearly permanently lost 8.5 TiB of data after performing what should've been a series of simple, routine ZFS operations but resulted in an undecryptable dataset. Time has healed the wound enough that I am no longer filled
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> Its the reporting, education, and adding features without breaking everything that gets very hard very quick. What's challenging about that though?
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I wonder how would this pan out compared to civitai for example. It has a very similar features albeit for mainly OSS models.
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I brushed with MCMC decades ago, and your code is truely beautiful
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Which version were you trying? Doesn't unsloth already support finetuning?
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What are some of your favorite book recommendation on this?
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R is really not for production deployment. It lacks a lot of what made python popular, and its target users were radically different.
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99% invisible made an amazing episode on this nearly 10 years ago. The story of gaudi, how he died, how the plans of the church were destroyed, and how they're reconstructing the architecture. All that aside, the cathedral is mind blow
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1y ago
How is that different than generic RAG though? Genuinely curious
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