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by Roritharr 4y ago
I gave it the prompt thats the example from here: https://huggingface.co/blog/few-shot-learning-gpt-neo-and-in... Tweet: "I hate it when my phone battery dies." Sentiment: Negative ### Tweet: "My day has
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by Roritharr 4y ago
I have the 65B Model running on my MacBook here. Honestly, I wish I knew enough about how to get it to output something useful. It's like poking a drunk librarian.
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by Roritharr 4y ago
It's more that you see yourself doing FAANG Level work at other companies without FAANG Level compensation that keeps those dreams going.
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by Roritharr 4y ago
If he's anything like me, it's just the muscle memory part. My understanding of JavaScript grew basically alongside the evolution of the Chrome DevTools, so there's quite a lot of subconscious navigation that just feels more
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by Roritharr 4y ago
Having driven the 2021 Model 3 Standard Range with LFP Batteries from China: It charged much slower and had worse performance degradation in winter. This might be due to the software limitations Tesla put on the BMC, but since then it did
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by Roritharr 4y ago
The house I live in, like everyone's in my street, is from the late 1800s. Insulating those houses from the outside is very expensive, to the tune of 200k, where the house is worth around 500k in the inflated environment we're i
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by Roritharr 4y ago
Thank Deity of Choice
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by Roritharr 4y ago
I'm kinda begging for a commenter to come in and discredit the research, I don't see how we could realistically fix this with the global coordination capabilities that were on display during the first two years of the pandemic.
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by Roritharr 4y ago
Same here, it's actually one of the reasons I am looking to move to Canada now. Our country has been mismanaged in this regard to a point where I don't see this being solved in the next 20 years, also ideologically the majority do
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by Roritharr 4y ago
> I hated that I felt like I worked half time all the time. I could step out of work any little minute. But every little minute, work was only an “open up the laptop in the office” away. It was like being an on call dad and an on call wo
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by Roritharr 4y ago
Axiom is an awesome choice for this, I'm wondering why it isn't more commonly used already. It's imo the most sensible solution out there at the moment for the vast majority of projects.
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by Roritharr 5y ago
One begets the other is my implied argument, if the standard wouldn't be this wide and allow for so much missing functionality, devices being this cheap and shitty would stick out more. Overall prices would be higher, but the quality p
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by Roritharr 5y ago
7 years ago I wrote a comment, dismayed about the coming USB-C insanity and was made fun of. Here we are. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9645013
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by Roritharr 5y ago
We recently got aquired by a larger SaaS based in Canada. All their employees, including me now, go through a 3 week introduction program which includes 1 week in support. I have to say I'm stunned by the level of quality and attention
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by Roritharr 5y ago
"slight" got quite the chuckle out of me. You are quite lucky!
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by Roritharr 5y ago
CargoLifter for me personally marks the beginning of the German Decline in Engineering. The reasons for why it failed are the same reasons why we have such large problems with infrastructure projects and are falling behind in innovative tec
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by Roritharr 5y ago
Silicon Valley is insane, but that's nothing new, when I look at the money offered elsewhere, I really regret not trying harder to move there in my 20s.
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by Roritharr 5y ago
Okay if you start THAT low I can see it, but most start at 40-60 here, getting up to 80-120 is used to be at least a decade away.
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by Roritharr 5y ago
I don't know what world you live in, but I have yet to see a company which let's anyone reach 2x of their starting salary in less than a decade. Might be because I'm european, but the idea sounds crazy to me.
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by Roritharr 5y ago
I really wonder what is up with that. These standards become increasingly frustratingly complex even for people who deal with them daily.
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by Roritharr 5y ago
If you can compromise on the HiDPI Screen, checkout the HP EliteBook 8X5 Series, they are amazing machines. You can plug up to 64gb of RAM into them if you need it, they run pretty smooth and my colleagues can run Linux on them without any
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by Roritharr 5y ago
I've actually had the intention of building a company focused on manufacturing and selling open-source household appliances, like washing machines, fridges etc. Cars would be the endgame for a company like this. Still in the early plan
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by Roritharr 5y ago
Is the same true for Ryzen CPUs?
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by Roritharr 5y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. Ever since I've done my first large stretch of the Keto Diet before the pandemic and lost roughly 30 pounds, I've developed a weak bladder. I don't know how this happened or if this is even remot
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by Roritharr 5y ago
I wish sometimes I were young enough and less financially constrained enough to allow myself to work for such a company. The thrill of working on something like this with people like this must be immense.
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by Roritharr 5y ago
I wondered about those lately. Do you happen to know if they are really in a state to make them flightworthy again if push came to shove? I would have expected them to have deteriorated to a point where restoring them becomes a bigger effor
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by Roritharr 5y ago
A friend of mine had the interesting theory that this will inevitably happen some time, even if it would just be for entertainment purposes.
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by Roritharr 5y ago
Not only that, i'd prefer to have a small amount of ram and cpu to be running 24/7 for always-on features that I'd love to have my PC doing. I don't like having to run a PI for some stuff just because i don't want m
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by Roritharr 5y ago
I'm in the same boat, have been watching, love that they have a businessmodel and am waiting for the time when they are covering my needs (face recognition, object / scene detection...). I'd even pay a 2$/month "lur
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by Roritharr 5y ago
What are the security downsides to using this for, for example, 2FA SMS? The cost of cloud providers in this space is neglible, but I'd still like to think about this as an exercise.

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