TOMDM

20 ms·

271.
by TOMDM 3y ago
I think the problem is that using well optimised programs (Sublime text for example) on modern computers feels unbelievably fast. Using something like Teams by comparison feels like mollases.
272.
by TOMDM 3y ago
From the article. """ But as Florida Politics noted previously, lobbyists, including Taylor Biehl and Jeff Sharkey of Tallahassee-based Capitol Alliance Group, hammered out a deal adding language to the bill that should keep
273.
by TOMDM 3y ago
I think this is precisely what is missing in so much of the climate communication from scientists in the space, the "so what" moment. Drawing a line in the sand is useful for policy (We should target staying under 1.5C above histo
274.
by TOMDM 3y ago
Poor timing for the Apollo shout out, oof.
275.
by TOMDM 3y ago
You reckon you'll be seeing the abuse Mullvad used to see on their service on yours instead now?
276.
by TOMDM 3y ago
I have literally never used an Internet connection that I feel is reliable enough to consider driving a real car over it
277.
by TOMDM 3y ago
If it performs as well as the paper implies, then I certainly hope someone will pick it up and give it the same treatment.
278.
by TOMDM 3y ago
I finally made my pilgrimage to see the Blackbird at the Smithsonian yesterday, the legendary story being the thing that first enamoured me with that incredible plane. The timing makes the trip all the more heavy. If anyone gets the chance
279.
by TOMDM 3y ago
Agreed, but for the people with broken pancreases I bet they're thankful for the safety net.
280.
by TOMDM 3y ago
It's a good thing we can address problems on multiple levels then, the personal responsibility level and when that fails with a social safety net.
281.
by TOMDM 3y ago
I've certainly heard that fans of Andrew Tate are incels, or that their world view and advice is built for incels, but I've not heard of many people calling Andrew Tate himself an incel. An incel maker though for sure.
282.
by TOMDM 3y ago
No, I'm just saying it is a democracy
283.
by TOMDM 3y ago
If that's your threshold then a true anything has never been tried.
284.
by TOMDM 3y ago
Why?
285.
by TOMDM 3y ago
That's pretty rough, one of the great things about the Framework was being able to treat all ports the same. Is there any explenation on why they couldn't achieve this with AMD's new chips? I'm sure they would have suppo
286.
by TOMDM 3y ago
Out of date as in their understanding of the tech, not the tech itself.
287.
by TOMDM 3y ago
I may be out of touch, but do people really expect a $200 laptop to last more than a few years?
288.
by TOMDM 3y ago
There's no traditional human reinforcement. Models like gpt3 get turned into models like ChatGPT through RLHF (reinforcement learning from human feedback), by fine-tuning the model further on prompts in the style we'd like them to
289.
by TOMDM 3y ago
earliest window for a new attempt is 48 hours, not tomorrow.
290.
by TOMDM 3y ago
This is the same Pythia and Llama based models right? If so, they certainly aren't ChatGPT level in their quality. Impressive, potentially useful, but not ChatGPT. Still an incredible effort, the RLHF data here might eventually make an
291.
by TOMDM 3y ago
GPT-One
292.
by TOMDM 4y ago
I think a lot of these LLM benchmarks should include a human avg, otherwise I don't really have a frame of reference other than personal experience with the models.
293.
by TOMDM 4y ago
By not moving the environment around you, placing virtual objects in your real environment is still a compelling use case for VR
294.
by TOMDM 4y ago
The upper stage coming down empty vs full of cargo are entirely different beasts surely?
295.
by TOMDM 4y ago
Is that target $10kg to orbit and back? I imagine the price of getting mass back down from orbit would bump your cost up a bit right?
296.
by TOMDM 4y ago
This works well for nodes with at most 1 parent and child, the post is aimed at supporting many to many relationships though
297.
by TOMDM 4y ago
Incremental materialised view maintenance is a killer feature. If Postgres added it, almost all of my interest in Materialize (the database, not the technique) would vanish immediately.
298.
by TOMDM 4y ago
2b2t is a great use case. Imagine being able to moderate lag machines on a per region basis, it would make it so much easier to track problem players.
299.
by TOMDM 4y ago
So worst case is you're essentially back to single threaded. With a slight overhead of tracking connected regions. I guess that makes sense. I wonder what this looks like on practice, what kinds of play styles will see the biggest boos
300.
by TOMDM 4y ago
Yeah would you roll back the smaller bubble and propagate the larger one? Try and merge them? What happens with 3 bubbles? Is the worst case here much worse than single threaded? At the moment there are some weird nuances around update orde

More ›