Onavo

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by Onavo 10mo ago
There's that and the fact that a lot of people who attain graduate degrees are immigrants who do so for the sake of immigration. The whole system essentially self selects for cheap labor and exploitation. If the feds put a high salary
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by Onavo 10mo ago
So what happens if you get a nvme failure? Is there automatic failover and restore? How does cross data center nodes work?
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by Onavo 10mo ago
Here's the paper for your interest https://arxiv.org/abs/2006.08195
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by Onavo 10mo ago
The Witch from Mercury is excellent. It's almost like a space opera version of Open AI board drama.
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by Onavo 11mo ago
Agreed, I too wish for a better horse.
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by Onavo 11mo ago
Interesting, what about the old proof that neural networks can't model arbitrary length sine waves?
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by Onavo 11mo ago
So who's their target customer? Are we talking about Amazon/Temu scale here?
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by Onavo 11mo ago
They have some real money printers that most probably haven't heard of. IBM Maximo for example dominates some industries the way SAP and Salesforce does.
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by Onavo 11mo ago
No, but with wind it's possible. Either vertical windmills or sails with modern signal processing. Honestly DJI and Boeing should get into this business. A boat's sail basically a plane's wing, aerodynamically speaking. They
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by Onavo 11mo ago
Well, it's still powered by the old codebase doing slot-filling named entity/intent detection that will route you to safari the moment it gets stuck ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
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by Onavo 11mo ago
Supposedly the main blocker for launching is because Apple would consider it reputational damage if the AI hallucinates. They have a very conservative approach when it comes to LLMs (on the other hand they are happy to scan all your photos
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by Onavo 11mo ago
They are not evenly distributed though, so the density differences isn't that big for the purposes of regional geolocation.
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by Onavo 11mo ago
How does android compatibility look? Can this be compiled to WebAssembly and run in browser?
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by Onavo 11mo ago
There was also the dude in Brazil and another in France
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by Onavo 11mo ago
> Canonical paying Devs and all, it isn't a great way of influencing a community. That's kind of the point of modern open source organizations. Let corporations fund the projects, and in exchange they get a say in terms of di
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by Onavo 11mo ago
What about magnetic tape?
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by Onavo 11mo ago
If you just want to get up to speed on the mathematics, Luenberger's Investment Science is a classic. https://www.amazon.com/Investment-Science-David-G-Luenberger...
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by Onavo 11mo ago
They can just fork off the Golang frontend and it would be the same, maybe patch the runtime a bit.
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by Onavo 11mo ago
Are there any good alternatives? We need something to prevent replay attacks on app based phone far keys..
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by Onavo 11mo ago
Does it implement the famous "sweep" feature from Outlook?
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by Onavo 11mo ago
The roots of the glob, the kleene star, actually come from a formalization of neural networks.
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by Onavo 11mo ago
Most open source software projects handle it using those AI chatbots that scrape Discord and GitHub Issues and automatically answer your questions. E.g. better-auth uses dosu, if you see their GitHub discussions https://github.co
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by Onavo 11mo ago
Well, they need to a vibe code a drag-and-drop Nocode UI first if they want to compete with Simulink. https://www.mathworks.com/products/simulink.html (There's also Julia and Modelica) https://discourse
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by Onavo 11mo ago
I think mise has a real chance of being a homebrew replacement, if the author chooses do take up the mantle.
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by Onavo 11mo ago
They are mostly dealing with the low hanging fruit actors, the current open source models are close enough to SOTA that there's not going to be any meaningful performance difference tbh. In other words it will stop script kiddies but m
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by Onavo 11mo ago
Try mise https://mise.jdx.dev/dev-tools/comparison-to-asdf.html
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by Onavo 11mo ago
Anyone interested in forking homebrew? Seems like they need more competition when it comes to user friendly package managers (macports doesn't count). It's a pity the original author got lost in the crypto rabbit hole https:&#x2F
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by Onavo 11mo ago
Algorithmically there's nothing wrong with using BFS/DFS to do reasoning as long as the logic is correct and the search space is constrained sufficiently. The hard part has always been doing the constraining, which LLMs seem to be
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IRL cos – Wyoming LLC formation by Clerky(irlcos.com)
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by Onavo 11mo ago
Don't confuse the greater geopolitics with business when it comes to the middle east. They are perfectly happy to work with small business people like OP.

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