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Hugging Face Smolagents(huggingface.co)
2 points by Bootvis 2y ago|0 comments
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by Bootvis 2y ago
Python: [x**2 for x in range(32,100) if x**2 // 100 + x**2 % 100 == x] [2025, 3025, 9801]
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by Bootvis 2y ago
You're underestimating the emergent behaviour of these LLM's. See for example what Terrence Tao thinks about o1: https://mathstodon.xyz/@tao/113132502735585408
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Chronos: Learning the language of time series(amazon.science)
2 points by Bootvis 2y ago|0 comments
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The Google Willow Thing(scottaaronson.blog)
763 points by Bootvis 2y ago|458 comments
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by Bootvis 2y ago
You could apply the LaTeX algorithm to each rendering. The rendering might jump and it would be a change from before but it can be done.
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by Bootvis 2y ago
It does. A lognormal distribution would model that better which gives a nice right tail so maybe it is a useful toy model.
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by Bootvis 2y ago
The lack of non standard evaluation still forces you to write `_.` so this might be a better Pandas but not a better tidyverse. A pity their compares don’t have tidyverse or R’s data.table. I think R would look simpler but now it remains
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Google Gemini surges to #1 be but benchmarks don't tell the whole story(venturebeat.com)
3 points by Bootvis 2y ago|0 comments
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by Bootvis 2y ago
https://github.com/bobjansen/patchy-py Patchy.py allows you to keep define a Python function as the result of another function and a diff.
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by Bootvis 2y ago
Check out section “Expected questions and answers”. For GNU it seems to work with path lengths larger than 4096.
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by Bootvis 2y ago
It might be useful in cases where you pre-allocate a large array which you don't randomly access and whose structure doesn't change much but sometimes it does. Then you could either reallocate the array and pay a (large) one time
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by Bootvis 2y ago
I see candidates putting skill level bars, e.g. ------- 1 ------- 10 C++: xxxxxxx Python: xxxxxxxx SQL: xxxxx I'm not seeing any upside. Are you someone that did this, why?
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Positron: A next-generation data science IDE built by Posit PBC(github.com)
1 points by Bootvis 2y ago|0 comments
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by Bootvis 2y ago
The given reason for the bail outs was systematic risk to the entire banking sector because they were all exposed to the same risks and those risks were more correlated than people believed. In the case of a big bank making a series of smal
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by Bootvis 2y ago
Your mileage may literally vary but indeed: this no problems with my Bosch either.
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by Bootvis 2y ago
What does parallelism have to do with Big O and I do wonder how would parallel bubble sort be written to your standards in for example Python.
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by Bootvis 2y ago
There is CWEB. Literate programming is the ultimate story mode.
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by Bootvis 2y ago
From the article: > (The problem is not with how the key was originally generated; it doesn't matter whether it came from PuTTYgen or somewhere else. What matters is whether it was ever used with PuTTY or Pageant.)
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by Bootvis 2y ago
Second round of the Candidates tournament played Friday had 4/4 decisive games[1]. In general, a tie might be the most common result but even at the highest level there tend to be chances for both sides. [1]: https://lichess
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by Bootvis 3y ago
Your link is really hard to read imo and it doesn’t present an indisputed legal fact. From a quick Googling: https://insight.kellogg.northwestern.edu/article/shareholder... .
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by Bootvis 3y ago
MS SQL Server Management Studio does the same but maybe it does so a bit more intelligently. I never had problems with it (but I'm always super careful when writing mutating queries) In any case, executing the following text selec
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by Bootvis 3y ago
What's wrong with it?
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by Bootvis 3y ago
R and its predecessor from 1988, S-Plus, as well.
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by Bootvis 3y ago
Looking for some advice here. I’d be interested to develop simple GUI’s at work. I don’t have much experience of that. I have a license for VS2015 to maintain legacy VB and C++ but I think an upgrade could be arranged. I’m comfortable doing
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by Bootvis 3y ago
This has great possibilities for new and creative insults but surely something is doing the learning and that can be classified as a brain.
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by Bootvis 3y ago
Except that doing very, very simple stuff, like counting 10 rows, on a laptop is excruciatingly slow.
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by Bootvis 3y ago
You’re missing the point: small remote = flying to meet everyone. Small with office attendance = no need to fly to meet.
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by Bootvis 3y ago
I didn’t see it in the thread yesterday but NOS suggests a reason for why this happened now: Musk loudly disagreed with NYT featuring Julius Malema just when the delays were first observed. This would suggest that indeed this is done on pur
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by Bootvis 3y ago
This wouldn’t reduce total requests made so it would be a weird anti-DDOS measure.

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