OrderlyTiamat

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by OrderlyTiamat 1y ago
Can you recommend anything by Badiou in particular?
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by OrderlyTiamat 1y ago
If society at large, and judges in particular think it's true, then it's true. A partially socially constructed world is like that.
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by OrderlyTiamat 1y ago
So are LSPs- which by now are everywhere, they're a huge leap forward over previous implementations in (n)vim and emacs imho.
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by OrderlyTiamat 1y ago
They changed the study target effect (which hour range), design (interventional vs observational) and inclusion/ exclusion criteria multiple times. I don't really care at that point what their conclusion says, because I have no id
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by OrderlyTiamat 1y ago
Do the analyses account for the economic conditions? I see two citations for less jobs since 2022, but the world has changed significantly since then, not just by the introduction in generative AI. Correlation vs causation etc etc
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by OrderlyTiamat 1y ago
NHST is wrong as a matter of theory. It is a weird amalgamation of null hypothesis testing (Fisher) and significance testing (Neyman and Pearson). Those two approaches by themselves are correct, and theoretically sound, given the appropri
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by OrderlyTiamat 1y ago
My team has 15min standups, in holiday times we regularly stop after 10min. Very focussed on the sprint goal and getting each other unstuck- it's great. Much better than the "let's walk over every issue on the jira board and
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FlexiVol: Reach-Through Volumetric Display with Elastic Diffusers [video](youtube.com)
1 points by OrderlyTiamat 1y ago|0 comments
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by OrderlyTiamat 1y ago
I can't figure out if this is genuine or a snarky way to make fun of the proposed method.
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by OrderlyTiamat 1y ago
This is why I chose a thinkpad for my laptop: I knew I wanted to switch to linux eventuality, and lenovo is very linux friendly. Many of these issues exist (or are exacerbated) because the hardware drivers don't support linux the way t
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by OrderlyTiamat 2y ago
I see a bright future in social media, politics, and livestream gaming ahead of you if you do.
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by OrderlyTiamat 2y ago
I appreciate the Lindy effect, but I'd be very cautious in applying it in just any domain. In particular IT, where new project continually spring up to dethrone others. Another 30 years for Debian seems reasonable, but I'd probabl
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by OrderlyTiamat 2y ago
Among my friends, the feeling is that the USA used to be seen as a valued ally, and now it has shown itself as a fickle and untrustworthy ally. Yes people are various shades of upset, and yes people now value European countries splitting fr
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by OrderlyTiamat 2y ago
Do you know of someone who has successfully done this?
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by OrderlyTiamat 2y ago
Apparently so. Mind explaining your reasoning?
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by OrderlyTiamat 2y ago
> > I test LLMs locally. > LLMs run fine on Linux, but you will be limited to about 16GB on the VRAM side. That'll probably be a dealbreaker. > Acorn GIMP Don't get me wrong, I am still gratefully using GIMP, it's
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by OrderlyTiamat 2y ago
> Maybe the market is telling us that we don't need so many cuisines. I think that's exactly what's happening. The Market has identified a more costly and less universally appreciated method, and is trying to eliminate it.
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by OrderlyTiamat 2y ago
> > That type of pedantry is why people make fun of the free software movement. > "source code free to see and to modify (and redistribute, if applicable)" You have to see the humor in putting both of these in the same co
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by OrderlyTiamat 2y ago
What was the point of microservice architecture if you can't develop each service individually in the first place? Sounds to me like the architecture you're talking about isn't an actual microservice, and it's just ball
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by OrderlyTiamat 2y ago
I'm assuming Numberphile indeed, as that's the most likely for a Brady Haran channel with 3b3b as a guest.
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by OrderlyTiamat 2y ago
This is an awesome example of what I've seen denoted as a Do-Nothing script: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29083367 Was it hard to achieve buy in from all parties? I'd guess that would be the hardest part,
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by OrderlyTiamat 2y ago
With a million requests per month (~1k a minute average, non uniform distribution ofc), why not just use something like sqlite? I wouldn't want to work with csv files, and development time is the same. It's a more standard setup,
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by OrderlyTiamat 2y ago
You might enjoy a variety of `find` based commands, e.g. `find -maxdepth 1 -iregex ".*\.(wav|draft)" | xargs echo "found file:"` This uses regex to match files ending in .wav or .draft (which is what I interpreted you t
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Why content providers need IPv6(vincent.bernat.ch)
15 points by OrderlyTiamat 2y ago|1 comments
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by OrderlyTiamat 2y ago
I think many people did actually read that element into your original comment. I tried to highlight that here from a different perspective, so maybe you'd see what that could come across like if you were on the other side. For full tra
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by OrderlyTiamat 2y ago
> Admittedly, when at the office I also needed noise-cancelling headphones - along with every single other programmer employed there because of the constant distraction of people talking, managers making personal phone calls, sales high-
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by OrderlyTiamat 2y ago
> As far as I'm concerned the gold standard of understanding something is being able to construct a program that replicates it which is exactly what we can do with LLMs. But we actually can't! We can build a program that can b
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Mindlessness in the Interpretation of a Study on Mindlessness(statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu)
2 points by OrderlyTiamat 3y ago|0 comments
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by OrderlyTiamat 3y ago
I've seen plenty of badly argued Chinese room debates- there is certainly a lot of bad arguments in those styles. You seem to interpret them as saying all of those arguments are bad, which is a fair interpretation, but I think their po
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by OrderlyTiamat 3y ago
Agreed, I've had a similar experience. So I'd be fine with limited public visibility, and I think my experience won't even change if google loses access. However if it's done with robots.txt, does tha tmean algolias craw

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