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The papers actual page feels like a clearer explanation to me. https://mhamilton.net/featup.html
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> P. S. Im sending copies of this letter to several friends who are interested in journal publishing but are not members of our board. But this is not an "open letter"; I would prefer not to have my remarks circulated widely. I
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If we're going to benchmark single core optimised CPU's on games, I'd love to see sim games on the list instead of just the current AAA titles. How many TPS can I get on my Factorio megabase.
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Mixtral is also comparable to gpt 3.5 and open. At 8x7B it's also a fraction of the size. Are there any benchmarks comparing Mixtral to Grok?
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This solves the same problem, just not as well, the idea of an incrementaly maintained view is that only the update needs to be computed, so a count will increment or decrement as rows are inserted or deleted. It means complex views that co
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Postgres is such a great tool. The feature I'd love to see added that has been kicking around the mailing list for ages now would be incremental view maintenance. Being able to keep moderately complex analysis workloads fresh in realti
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They are hoping to achieve a hard landing in the ocean. Given the progress shown between the first and second integrated test, odds are decent that they'll achieve it, however they are also trying for a number of firsts in orbit so who
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Yes, the official stream is only on Twitter now.
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Religious justifications for support of Israel can only continue for as long as geopolitical justifications align with them. As we've seen in Ukraine, thankfully conservative thought currently does not dominate the US's foreign po
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I'm not sure you've understood me. Based on polling, Gazans don't support Hamas overall, just their actions on Oct 7. I would never justify forgoing elections in favor of relying on polling, as polling is only indicative of b
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Hatred for your oppresors is rational. The desire to continue attacks that intentionally maximise civilian casualties as part of a war you are doomed to lose is not. If Palestine could end its attacks on Israel, almost all international sup
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Israel does a lot worthy of condemnation, much of which is not justified by Hamas's actions. However it is important to recognise the support Hamas recieves from the civilian Palestinian population. Hamas isn't supported by the ma
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You're correct it mostly only works for a spread of predictions that don't have such a large influence on each other. If one capital gets nuked the odds of another one suffering the same fate skyrocket.
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3y ago
Beautiful building. A large open space with lots of hard materials though, I hope sound isn't an issue. The ceiling looks like it might be sound dampening though?
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If Trump had simply called for investigations into the legitimacy of the election or requested recounts then yes I'd agree. Putting together a slate of false electors, asking the VP to certify them, or calling states and asking them to
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They didn't call it an end to the world; they claimed that attempts to subvert democracy are fascistic. Where's the hyperbole?
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The slate of false electors is UFO level conspiracy thinking?
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Not only that, you can change the behavior of the model as needed. With 5 finetunes you need to host 5 copies or load and unload them. With control vectors you can modify the model as needed
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I wonder how much it'd improve if trained on stereo image data.
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I'm looking forward to my on device TTS, but Amazon has a decent moat with the DRM on their Kindles. At least they'll have to remain somewhat competitive once consumers decide they want the AI audiobooks and the like.
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Let's be honest, the moment Amazon thinks their tts is good enough, they'll be offering AI audible deals to every author on their platform
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I'm going to third the suggestions for caddy, I've replaced nginx as a reverse proxy in a couple places with caddy and it's been so much easier to maintain.
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US legislation with a 3-5 year mandatory adoption timeline would be incredible.
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I'd bet 2017 looked different from 2020 too.
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I think the real life aspect changes things a lot. Zealots on either side communicate at 100 times the rate of people who aren't so heavily invested.
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Come on, it was a bad prediction with some pretty bad consequences. Yes some racists adopted it because it fit their agendas, but it was hardly fascist on the whole.
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Also have to account for how many kWh are converted into motion. Again, diesel still wins, but man is that gap closing.
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Read aloud and Web captures are great. I'm not daily driving Edge yet, but I do use it now and then and have been positively surprised a couple times.
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Edge is honestly slowly turning into a better Chrome, and the better parts aren't even the LLM craze. If they keep it up, this might actually threaten Googles browser dominance. On the AI end though Microsoft aggresively pursues suppor
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I'm suggesting making it part of bankruptcy proceedings. Again though given the sub licensing potential I can't see it being very effective. Maybe just a slight improvement.
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