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by _nhynes 4y ago
How did that giant TC-associated crypto donation end up going for them?
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Running large language models like ChatGPT on a single GPU(github.com)
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SimulaVR FPGA Image Processing Pipeline(simulavr.com)
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DetectGPT: Zero-Shot Machine-Generated Text Detection(twitter.com)
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by _nhynes 4y ago
My Osprey Daylite+ backpack cost $80 and has been used every day for five years now. It has a small tear and broken zipper pull, but neither affects functionality. If it ever has a problem, I can always send it back to Osprey for repair or
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by _nhynes 4y ago
“The 5% rule”
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Phosphatidylserine(examine.com)
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A few of the things we’re excited about in crypto(a16zcrypto.com)
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Unpacking Boris: Tradeoff-oriented goal setting(vaughntan.org)
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by _nhynes 4y ago
I think that the confusion is with the word my . If you had said a sibling comment , it would likely have been immediately clear. Linking or quoting the sibling comment would avoid linguistic ambiguity altogether.
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by _nhynes 4y ago
> sibling (n.) (computing theory) A node in a data structure that shares its parent with another node. https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/sibling > share (v.) To have or use in common https://en.m.wiktio
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by _nhynes 4y ago
I turned stage manager on after learning about it from the article. Maybe it's my OS version, but it's super buggy, and I can't seem to turn it off. I'm with the author on this one :\ Update: closing and reopening the wi
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by _nhynes 4y ago
Rust has some great constant time libs already, for instance `subtle` [0]. A `derive(ConstantTimeEq)` might get you most of the way, but a constant-timeifier would be great for wrapping whole algos where you might not want to think too hard
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Binance Smart Chain Exploited, Temporarily Paused(old.reddit.com)
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Ask HN: Why is BuildZoom always hiring a principal engineer?
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by _nhynes 4y ago
They use this honeypot to weed out all of the non -security people.
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by _nhynes 4y ago
Rust will keep us safe, right?
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by _nhynes 4y ago
您好！我也正在学中文，但是我也很初学者。What do you do for speaking practice? I live in China, so I get plenty of listening practice, but not too much on speaking (it's hard to keep people's attention with broken sentences :P). I made this an ( https
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by _nhynes 4y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31577215
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by _nhynes 4y ago
I also vastly prefer to use physical controls than a touchscreen, but I’ve found voice control to be even more convenient (when it works, which should only improve over time). I don’t get all of the hate for cars with screens and voice wh
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Emerging Trends in Global Freshwater Availability (2018)(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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by _nhynes 4y ago
(+ $249k, but with delays)
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by _nhynes 4y ago
Hrm.. that's really rough :\ I'm sorry to hear that you had some early setbacks, but I'm glad you're getting through now. Good luck with your research! The language learning space is stronger than ever with all of the GP
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by _nhynes 4y ago
That’s really cool actually! Did you discover any techniques to be particularly effective? I recall a PhD working on language “wait learning” which I’d love to use, but it never made it out of the lab. Maybe you’re also sitting on some good
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by _nhynes 4y ago
I made a Chinese language learning tool that uses speech recognition to grade flashcards [0]. It fills the niche where interactive apps like Duolingo and HelloChinese don't offer very much spoken practice. Unfortunately, the ASR isn&#x
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by _nhynes 4y ago
* dynamic HSM https://github.com/intel/ehsm * machine learning in tandem with GPUs https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/azure-confidential-co... * autonomous key management https:/&#x
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by _nhynes 4y ago
I ended up reading the book Blindsight (Peter Watts) that's been floating around in comments recently. A major theme in the book is intelligence and its relation to consciousness (including whether consciousness is even beneficial).
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by _nhynes 4y ago
Rust `Set<T>` is implemented as `Map<T, ()>`. Go is similar, but you have to do it manually. Zero-sized types mainly have use in generics (so yes-ish by templates, but not accidental).
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by _nhynes 4y ago
> If you’re trading crypto, having a secure phone is as important as a hardware wallet. It looks like this is targeted towards crypto whale hopefuls who, for whatever reason, store sizeable value in a hot wallet/CEX that's cont
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by _nhynes 4y ago
And these are common in everyday life due to screensavers, right?

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