Gracana

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by Gracana 1y ago
I recently noticed that Skatterbencher does this, with articles for each video. It’s a fantastic format, especially in cases where the content is something you might want to refer to later without having to rewatch the whole thing.
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by Gracana 1y ago
Mine has this analysis at the top, which I found interesting: ## Analysis of user's tech interest: The user shows a strong interest in foundational computing concepts, historical perspectives on technology, and cutting-edge advancement
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by Gracana 1y ago
This is dependent on configuration, you can get repeatable results if you need them. I know at least llama.cpp and vllm v0 are deterministic for a given version and backend, and vllm v1 is deterministic if you disable multiprocessing.
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by Gracana 1y ago
Those are great little things. There are many options from a bunch of different manufacturers: https://www.digikey.com/short/44v55n0r
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by Gracana 1y ago
Is it faster for large models, or are the optimizations more noticeable with small models? Seeing that the benchmark uses a 0.6B model made me wonder about that.
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by Gracana 1y ago
In Smithfield Virginia there's a big Smithfield Foods pork plant, and right next door is Premium Pet Health, which is a Smithfield-owned pet food plant. I've only ever been in the Smithfield plant, and it seems fine. Very industri
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by Gracana 1y ago
Why did you write a comment inviting downvotes when you could have told that story instead?
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by Gracana 1y ago
Windows' "real fractional scaling" gives me clipped window borders, maximized windows bleeding onto other screens, and fuzzy-looking applications. I'm curious if Apple's downsampling method works better, because I a
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by Gracana 1y ago
This comment, or a different one? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44123347
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by Gracana 1y ago
It will not. 273GB/s memory bandwidth is not enough.
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by Gracana 1y ago
I wonder what happened. IMO their shredder does not look very safe. It's a device that can cause digital amputation and entanglement and operators are exposed to it 100% of the time they're using the machine, which would classify
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by Gracana 1y ago
This reminds me of something Bill Moggridge said in the industrial design documentary Objectified : > I like the concept of wearing in rather than wearing out. You’d like to create something where the emotional relationship is more sati
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by Gracana 1y ago
I have the icesugar pro as well. I like the SODIMM form factor because it works well on a cheap four-layer carrier board and it exposes a lot of IO, which is what I want when I'm doing stuff with FPGAs.
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by Gracana 1y ago
What's the traditional workflow? I haven't seen that done before, but it's something I'd like to try. Could supply the "wrong" reference too, to get something specific.
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by Gracana 1y ago
Interesting! Well, that's disappointing.
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by Gracana 1y ago
I wonder if it was unable to read your report, and just answered as if role-playing? I gave it a pdf of an engine manual recently and asked some questions, which it answered reasonably. It even pulled a schematic out for me, though it was t
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by Gracana 1y ago
Harsh environment and poor maintenance. High pressure hot washdown followed by cold temperatures is kind of a nightmare scenario for equipment. Also some of the plants use cleaning chemicals that will strip off paint and anodizing. The clea
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by Gracana 1y ago
It wants to roll over, just like a car would if it had very sticky tires and took a sharp turn at speed. The fun bit is that on three wheels it steers like a car, but on two wheels it steers like a bicycle.
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by Gracana 1y ago
Trump just said the current vibe is 80%, so maybe it'll be $1250.
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by Gracana 1y ago
Yes, I get where you're coming from now. > I'm simply disagreeing with the underlying premise of the article, which is that the things that happen in a storyteller's stories illustrate some internal desire of the storytell
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by Gracana 1y ago
Oh yeah I agree with what you're saying, and of course they're working on this because they think it makes sense to do so, I just figure it's still a tricky sell even to replace $20/h humans. FWIW I design industrial equ
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by Gracana 1y ago
That's about 60k a year for the employer, I think? That probably doesn't even cover the BOM cost of this robot installation.
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by Gracana 1y ago
The art isn't ignored, the article specifically focuses on how the scene fits into the story, with reasoning that you have not addressed. I think saying "it's an artistic choice" is a weak argument, like responding to cr
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by Gracana 1y ago
Imagine scare quotes around "realism" in the title, and you will have a better understanding of what's written in the article.
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by Gracana 1y ago
I read the article, and I think it's unfair to say it's a strawman argument. The article is talking about realism / "honest" depiction of war because that was the justification given by Tony Gilroy (second quote in
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by Gracana 1y ago
I feel like Open Source is the perfect place to apply that sort of effort. Also hobbies. You don't owe anyone anything, so you can chew on a problem just as long as you like.
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by Gracana 1y ago
This whitepaper is the best I've found so far, at least for covering general prompting techniques. https://www.kaggle.com/whitepaper-prompt-engineering
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by Gracana 1y ago
Maybe your co-worker will see the responses here and learn their lesson. Nobody will call you a lazy and incompetent coward for taking the default option: Hit reply-all, write your one-sentence response above all 50 quoted emails, hit send.
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by Gracana 1y ago
Why was it set at $800 if it’s for grandma’s cookies?
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by Gracana 1y ago
This definitely works. I've uploaded 720p drone footage (which already looked pretty crappy), and youtube avc1-encodes it with low bandwidth settings. The video looks like absolute garbage. If I upscale it to 2k (it has to be above HD

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