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2y ago
Where in California are you? Will now buy a Hass tree for my backyard in Redwood City and report back. The avocados are always so bad at the stores.
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> and to open the doors so that once the initial shaking is over you can escape Just to make sure to stand far away from the doors you leave open as they can swing and hit you.
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AI wasted half my day with the wrong decorator
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https://danluu.com/cocktail-ideas/
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Making Transformers Sing
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3y ago
Non profit / social focus person, media and entertainment person (that NYT suit might be followed by other m&e companies), direct to consumer + "real world digitalization" person.
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Got it; I hadn't heard of "Fine-Grained PATs" before so I just ignored it. My personal blog is open source already: https://github.com/FanaHOVA/2024-blog , so I was hoping to just OAuth and try it out, bu
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Why do I have to give access to all my public and private repos instead of selecting the ones I want to give it access to?
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Not aimed at you particularly, but I've noticed more and more of the technical discussion on HN turn into "I don't really use it, but here's my many years old experience / non-user observation", which is mostly
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Serverless Infra for AI Engineers
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It'll help, but GPU crunch isn't caused by people running 6-8bit inference on a single card, but by all the large scale pre-training + fine-tuning runs.
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Accelerators have nothing to do with it as we're mostly memory bound by HBM <> SRAM data transfer rather than compute bound.
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ggml is also VC backed, so that has nothing to do with it.
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3y ago
Yes, I rented a BMW X7 on a trip and it had a HUD projected on the windshield.
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From Syntax to Semantics
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https://www.philips-hue.com/en-us/p/hue-dimmer-switch--lates... He just wanted to save $28. I have these in my house. No app required.
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3y ago
First-ever? We did this at our hackathon a year ago lol
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Enabling "Maximum Enterprise Utilization" with AI
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3y ago
It's 8 years old, not sure I'd call it fairly new :)
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How to RAG for Code (Beyang Liu and Steve Yegge)
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> Earlier this year it was bad enough to suspend drink service. If drink service wasn't suspended on others, it wasn't very bad turbulence. A rule of thumb is that if your seat belt isn't hurting you, it's moderate o
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3y ago
17Lands data would definitely help, but humans don't have that data in their head when sitting at a draft table.
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I built it for our podcast, I'm sure you can re-use it for YT as a source rather than raw audio file: https://github.com/FanaHOVA/smol-podcaster
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Thank you :)
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Let me know if you have any feedback on Latent Space :)
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Powering Your Copilot for Data
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A flight attendant has to get in the cockpit if one goes to the restroom, they cannot be left alone.
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Because at the end of the year your assets line for home will be -$25,200. In the mortgage case it'd be -$36,000 for payments but probably like +$25,000 for home equity bought so if cash flow isn't a problem you're better off
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3y ago
archive.is
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All of these articles only matter if you want to live in places that people don't want to live in. That's why rents are so cheap. If you're in London, SF, New York, etc, it doesn't really matter. Also some of these citie
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