Garlef

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by Garlef 4y ago
What would be great: A list of performance benchmarks: What's the model good at?
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by Garlef 4y ago
> Why is there still no simple way of handling changes like this? This is nothing JS specific. Breaking changes are breaking changes. If you can, don't introduce them. > simple way to have a header in each file with the language
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by Garlef 4y ago
depending on what you want, you can actually get images that are pretty nice. i'm using it to generate abstract art and i've seen worse in the real world here are two examples on my insta account: https://www.instagram.
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by Garlef 4y ago
you get 200 images for free. afterwards its $10, $30, $60 per month
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by Garlef 4y ago
Regarding the cost: I think in a practical application (i.e. a game), it might be feasible to "lazy load" the world. If I remember correctly, watchdogs 2 does something like this. Need a new character? Just create it on the fly. Y
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by Garlef 4y ago
Little sidenote: people usually try to explain the appeal of typescript by "static type checking leads to fewer errors, etc." conversely i think the real reason is that it can show you the shape of the data at every step by simply
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by Garlef 4y ago
> This argument depends on whether there is a 'natural' biochemical scaffolding for life that resembles what we have on Earth. I don't think the argument hinges on a notion of 'naturality'. Instead it seems to be
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by Garlef 4y ago
> accounting a job of the past sure. accounting stays. so will software development. but would you hire the boomer with the abacus or the whizz-kid that can wrangle the AI to deliver you a full software project in a few days.
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by Garlef 4y ago
Malt requires freelancers to publicly state their daily rate in order to be listed for contracts where they don't serve as an intermediary. (At least that's how I read their terms.) "Publicly" in the sense of: Can be fou
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by Garlef 4y ago
January 1st next year will be great: Steamboat Willie remixes.
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by Garlef 4y ago
> From personal experience That's nice for you. From personal experience on the other hand {statement of preference}
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by Garlef 4y ago
The tool seems great: It offers a very convenient way to parameterize tests. But the tool is not strictly about property-based testing, right? The only difference seems to be what kind of `assert`ions you make. And this is not touched by th
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by Garlef 4y ago
It'd be interesting to see some results where the training set has higher artistic quality (and how this model influences the "house style"). The output does not look great when compared to what other (trained) models deliver
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by Garlef 4y ago
Sure. But what does that have to do with lenses?
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by Garlef 4y ago
When was the last time you professionally coded on a whiteboard with no google or compiler feedback?
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by Garlef 4y ago
>> This means that an algorithm cannot discover or generate truly novel properties or relations that were not (at least implicitly) considered in its original ontology. > A text stream of arbitrary length... Maybe you could state t
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by Garlef 4y ago
My prince point would be 200-400 ($/€)
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by Garlef 4y ago
Also: The feelings humans have are also influenced by their culture. Feelings are not only felt but also enacted. And the enactment influences the feeling. The final scene of midsommar is a great illustration of this.
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by Garlef 4y ago
Additional TL;DR (so you don't need to go to Wikipedia): The message was embedded as morse code into the chorus.
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by Garlef 4y ago
Most interesting number to me is the 90$ per hour. Seems like solid money. And since the channel might grow more this might not be the end. But I guess it's hard hard work to grow a channel to this size and also not a guaranteed succes
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by Garlef 4y ago
Here's a YT video from a few months ago that has some additional information: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1k4x9FrD5k4
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by Garlef 4y ago
> Loriot Bourgeois snobbery! What's wrong with laughing about a drunk butler tipping over a tiger's head?
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by Garlef 4y ago
And that's an expression without any escaped parens, braces, etc.
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by Garlef 4y ago
> I've yet to meet anyone who thinks this. Hello * waves* The only thing regexp has on the plus side is that it's compact. I'd prefer something that's more readable without knowledge. I know how to use it but I alway
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by Garlef 4y ago
One could very well argue that valley SWEs would be rightfully taxed by these measures. Yes they're not the super rich. But still among the top X %.
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by Garlef 4y ago
Sry. I should have been more explicit: Let's say you are writing JS and you have `const handler = ...` You can not do something like `const lambda = deployLambda(handler)` on the next line. Instead you need a deployment package. And to
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by Garlef 4y ago
If I give you a function that I want you to deploy to a lambda. Can you do this with a pure JS library? No. Pulumi can do it but they have a compiler in the background. And you still need a lot of boilerplate devops stuff around it. So if y
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by Garlef 4y ago
Can someone explain if the situation in the logician joke really works? I know it works if it's about wearing colored hats. Let's say they are all wearing hats but don't know the color. If the beekeeper is blind and asks &quo
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by Garlef 4y ago
If all of maths was taught this way, we'd be looking at a bright future (in terms of education).
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by Garlef 4y ago
I think qualia is a good term in the following sense: An analogue question would be "why do things exist?". There can be no answer to this question. We can of course come up with theories that explain why certain things exist. But

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