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by LatticeAnimal 2y ago
The fact that you still have to apply as a developer is a bit discouraging. (though that might change...). I can't seem to find anything on github. Hoping that this is an oversight and that they will open-source the core platform in th
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
> We really need SO-DIMM slots on the RTX series (or AMD/Intel equivalent) so that we can expand the RAM as we need it to. Is there a technical problem to it? I imagine it would incur a non trivial latency and cost penalty. The memo
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
Agreed -- their only example is `pipexec -l 2 -- [ LS /bin/ls -l ] [ GREP /bin/grep LIC ] '{LS:1>GREP:0}'` which appears to be `ls | grep LIC` with more steps. Seems like a (cool) solution without a real pro
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
> As we get closer to building AI, it will make sense to start being less open. The Open in OpenAI means that everyone should benefit from the fruits of AI after its built, but it's totally OK to not share the science (even though s
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
> Two points are randomly and uniformly selected on a line 0.0 to 1.0. What is the most probable distance between the two points? Unless I am reading this wrong, I think all values between 0 and 1 have an equal probability (of 0). The pr
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
Sadly, it looks like godaddy is charging $5000 for the domain. Otherwise that would be a fun project.
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
Yup, the article says that.
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
Sadly, no :(. I always just look for exact substrings. Might be worth trying to get working though…
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
I agree that in theory it would be cool to have C code that uses only defined behavior and works on all platforms for all eternity. However, I think most programs have a fairly clear understanding of what platforms (OS+arch) they are target
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
If anyone is curious, on gcc 12.3.0 and clang 16.0.6 (x86_64), the answers are what most people (who have written lots of C) would expect: 1) 8 2) 0 3) 160 4) 1 (both clang and gcc output a warning) 5) 2 (only clang outputs a warning) While
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
Zoxide’s zi command does an interactive z. It is one of my favorite commands
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
I really appreciated the interactive video-style homepage on https://filecoin.io/ . I thought it was a lot cooler than the standard self-congratulatory graphs / bullet points that the I usually skim over. EDIT: However,
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
iirc, you can have a different base path, but you have to recompile every package locally to have the correct patched paths. I forget where I read about this. Seems like an unavoidable consequence of how modern software is built
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
> It does not help that the docs are kind of meh In my experience, they’ve improved massively over the last few years. Most of the time, the docs directly explain how to solve some problem I have while also giving good context. I recentl
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
New to the space — I have been using HF for both training and inference. Do you have recommendations for a different framework for training? Accelerate seems fantastic for scaling up once I need to
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
Ctrl+F "HDR" in the article produces: > That said, who knows what the future holds. Maybe Wayland will manage to get a decent HDR solution that outstrips what's currently available on Xorg (i.e. nothing). There's a pr
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
What "bit of math" are you referring to? Similarly, would you have said the same things one year ago about the capabilities that ChatGPT currently possesses?
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
Very cool idea! I can't wait to use this next time I need bindings to an API. As a side note, I wanted to go see what code was generated (and check the quality) but I couldn't find a docs.rs or github for the rust example (did I m
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
Given the title, I would have expected a price/perf comparison across multiple tiers of servers. Focusing on two random (but similar) low performance instances makes it hard to generalize.
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
> Any real experience with that? Normally fine, but around my majority-mac coworkers, it stands out quite a bit. Silent 90% of the time though.
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
> If LLMs were actually intelligent, you would just tell them not to do X and that would be the end of it By that logic, if humans were actually intelligent, social engineering wouldn't exist.
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
That is a pretty compelling point... I ran into this less than an hour ago and was slightly frustrated. Though, I still like the flexibility of adding additional fields to `Action1`. In golang I end up with fields that are conditionally pop
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
How is this mess better than Rust's enums? A Rust enum + match statement results in really easy to read and clean code.
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
STR.”what is so bad about \{this}?”
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
I host a few video game servers for my friends and love the fact that I can say my easy to remember IPv4 address aloud whenever they forgot it. I have an IPv6 address but haven't bothered memorizing it or giving it out because it would
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
The syntax for the string template surprised me. Are there other languages that use a `STR.` prefix to indicate string formatting?
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
Reminds me of treasurydirect.gov which presents you with a virtual keyboard and you have to click to type out your (case insensitive) password. It is insane
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
Works for me in FF 115.0.2 and has worked for many months on previous versions.
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
Ah, thanks for that! I wonder how they plan to support future extensions like RV64GCV which seems to be gaining traction…
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by LatticeAnimal 3y ago
I don't fully understand riscv, but shouldn't this be something like `RV64GC`? Are they building for the base riscv with no isa extensions? This might be addressed somewhere in the debian docs but I didn't see it.

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