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Haskell, or hlint, also has the concept of eta reduce which removes documenting variable names. Just awful.
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Called it. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39280369
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It certainly shouldn't. It's just public data, that anyone from any nation could both access and provide. I don't mind these services and I think the recent development where they are blamed for enabling the violence is just
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by 7734128 3y ago
AI in most strategic games are provided massive advantage over human players. In CIV V, for example, the AIs start with several units and techs on higher difficulties.
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Glass is in no way environmentally friendly. It takes a huge amount of energy to produce glass, and a singel glass bottle requires a lot of it. PET bottle recycling is the closest we got to a functional plastic recycling system.
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by 7734128 3y ago
Please don't spread YouTube Shorts. It's polluting the internet.
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How do you know that it didn't somehow find the largest prime? Perhaps you just threw away a Noble Prize.
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by 7734128 3y ago
As someone who does not work with Javascript, I'm shocked that any language would have sets and not support these three operations.
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by 7734128 3y ago
The protein unfolding technobabbel in the end just killed any interest in reading the sequel for me.
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DLSS is essentially this, isn't it? It uses a low quality render from the game and then increases the fidelity with something very similar to a diffusion model.
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I think RAG could be used that do that. If you have a one time retrieval in the beginning, basically amending the prompt, then I agree with you. But there are projects (classmate doing his masters thesis project as one implementation of thi
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by 7734128 3y ago
Would the price really increase linearly? Isn't the demands on compute and memory increasing steeper than that as a function of context length?
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by 7734128 3y ago
1 million might sound like a lot, but it's only a few megabytes. I would want RAG, somehow, to be able to process gigabytes or terabytes of material in a streaming fashion.
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Of course 22 isn't the same as 22. The first one is an integer and the second is a string.
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by 7734128 3y ago
That's pretty, but it's not "useful" in any way right? Or can people use these images to better understand the inner working somehow?
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Figure 2 and 3 are incredible, and I hope they're true in real life scenarios.
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I think goody2 is a good example of what people mean. It's like that, but just a bit less. Like raw Llama 2 refusing to write any code, because it might be used in a virus, or compare two fictional dwarven cities, because comparing cul
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by 7734128 3y ago
Chalmers on the other hand is technically a universitet, but maintains the högskola title in Swedish.
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I'm confused how the internet is just ok with Mozilla engaging with these extortion websites. These sites are not legitimate and now that Mozilla and Google are engaging with them they just play into the protection racket.
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Never found that person to be accurate or actually informative. Go watch something he has made about something you already know a lot and ask yourself if you want his view on matters where you do not.
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"OEM" licenses sold by retail is not at all representative of what actual PC makers pay, which is of course going to massively vary. I wouldn't be surprised if some manufacturers, especially those who have been flirting with
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Almost definitely just that it hasn't been trained on such data, rather than the task being inherently difficult. I tried Llava 1.6 on an image with Swedish text and it parsed a large and clear Ä as A while the other letters were mostl
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EU had a similar structure with micro-USB, and yet it managed to transition to USC-C without issue.
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"If it occurs when you breathe them in, it will occur when you drink them." That doesn't make sense. Lungs are nothing like the digestive system.
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Worked in Kiwi, which is a Chrome derivate
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https://www.lemonde.fr/en/france/article/2023/07/06/france-s...
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Or even without wanting to.
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How would that be decentralized by definition? Swedish labor unions are not tied to specific employers, but they are usually a member of LO, the main union of unions, which I would consider centralized.
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I was a teaching assistant in a "data structures and algorithms" course where students could choose either Java or Python. Most of the labs were the same except that the treemap lab had to become a hashmap lab for the Python versi
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You're intuitively rolling the other way. Going on the surface means that you're falling forwards while going inside means that you're falling backwards.

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