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SeanAnderson
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Looks like it affected Vercel, too. https://www.vercel-status.com/ My website is down :( (EDIT: website is back up, hooray)
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Yeah, my experience has been similar. On the one hand, it's exciting to have new features every few months. Some of those features very much so addressed pain points in my code and I was excited to adopt them. Other times, changes were
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Why not keep going and write the assembly to truly get the performance you could eek out! Who needs increased efficiency through layers of abstraction :p
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Someone didn't live through peak Bootstrap and it shows. :p What's old is new again. (also I think you can get far more variety from LLM-designed website with just a tiny bit of inspiration in your prompts)
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https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/DRCLACBS consumer loan delinquencies up a lot in the last couple of years, tapered over the last year, low relative to historic norms https://fred.stlouisfed.org/serie
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Wait, what's the fourth? Unknown knowns? How's that work?
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I think the answer, like almost everything in software engineering, is, "It depends." How well defined are your requirements? Do you need/want a prototype to play around with to get a better perspective on your needs? What sc
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So this is like that fish camera thing where humans would identify when the fish ladder gate needed to be opened to let fish through, but this time it's for feeding stray kitties? Or maybe there's no human interaction? I don'
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I have a 120" ALR projection screen, 4K UST projector, modular semi-circular couch that seats 12 and a decent sound system. I host ramen + movie nights where I make some ramen from scratch and we watch a sci-fi movie together. I also d
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Gotcha, thanks. I did skim the article to try and find that but I missed it.
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@op there's a typo: "You can now download the books you own books with my code" second books seems erroneous
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Sorry about the impact on your son, but that's a hilarious story.
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Hummm. Okay. I guess I'm aware of this for like, grocery pickup or calling ahead for something like a BestBuy order, but I always envisioned those things being situations where the customer parks in a parking lot out in front of the st
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Sorry, I'm confused. I think it's totally reasonable to expect the customer to pick-up the food from the Waymo by walking to it. I feel that's what you were responding to, but I'm interested in the dynamic between the re
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I guess I'm not quite as doom and gloom about this as you. Population demographics are trending downward in advanced societies and the trend is worsening. Finding solutions for the reduction in low training required workforce is necess
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Who takes the food from the restaurant to the Waymo? The restaurant employees? Or is this more akin to the drone model where a Dasher is still involved and transports the food from the restaurant to the autonomous vehicle?
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holy shit lol. I should've trusted you but I hit spacebar and was NOT expecting that hahaha.
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https://i.imgur.com/EBaMNDS.png This is how your landing page looks on my desktop. The first thought I had when it loaded was, "Did we forget how to make webpages?" Sorry. I'm sure the software is great, but
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Do you never entertain guests with your home theater system? I believe you when you say that it could replace the experience for yourself, but, at least for me, hosting with my home theater is the main driver for improving it.
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I guess I was much more interested in being able to work with an LLM to create good, synergistic Commander decks and less interested in generating custom Magic cards. I'm sure I can dig up info on how to do this and piece it together,
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or a typical CRUD app architecture, or a common design pattern, or unit/integration test scaffolding, or standard CI/CD pipeline definitions, or one-off utility scripts, etc... Like 80% of writing coding is just being a glorified
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yes to both. absolutely requires longer training time and more compute. once trained, predictions need to hold through many more steps because each step processes one token. if a token early in a sentence heavily implies a token will occur
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ELI5 for anyone else (I had to have this explained to me): When you train a language model, it tries to predict the next token. We measure how good it is at that using loss aka how surprised it was by the real answer. Different models might
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This makes sense, right? It's a relatively novel thing to be writing. I don't find it to be a damning remark like other comments here seem to be concluding. If anything, the fact that Karpathy reached towards Claude/Codex in
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would love more details on this. this is exactly the type of project I'd like to dabble in to get more up to speed.
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Didn't they offer free compute? IIRC all free compute on the Internet went away with the advent of cryptocurrencies as it became practical to abuse the compute and translate it directly into money.
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Reminds me of one of the more conclusive pieces of evidence that global warming is occurring - the date cherry blossoms flower in Kyoto ( https://i.imgur.com/sD4nZuh.png ) It's a cool piece of data because it's been
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Wow, what a lucky fluke to have caught it. Makes me wonder how much construction material has contaminated materials in it that go undetected.
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I keep the vast majority (~90%) of my money in total market index funds and do my best to forget about it. The other 10% I play around with trying to time the market, taking active bets against specific stocks, etc. to sate the desire to fe
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You bet that it becomes increasingly likely to regress to the mean as prices diverge and step in/out as you factor those odds into your bet. The solution isn't binary. You don't have to be fully exposed/unexposed to the
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