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akiselev
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> Create a startup that leverages the cutting-edge research and technology of Facebook's research division to create innovative and profitable products and services. Focus on developing solutions that address existing market gaps a
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akiselev
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Restaurants are going to love this. I’ve even thought of a name: Pet-to-table!
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akiselev
4y ago
That escalated quickly.
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akiselev
4y ago
GPT-3.5-turbo costs one dollar per 500k tokens so if you just analyzed the title the cost would be negligible. Probably a bit more if you wanted to include the first few paragraphs of content. Honestly, though, you can probably use somethin
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4y ago
It's called "liquid-liquid extraction" [1] and requires crushing the rock and mixing it with an extractant (see D2EHPA [2] which is also used in uranium extraction) into a nasty acidic slurry. It is then separated into a aque
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akiselev
4y ago
Likely registered via VPN or Tor.
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akiselev
4y ago
Have you tried passing types, function definitions, etc. into the OpenAI embeddings API? It might be possible to automatically build up the context using embedding vectors generated between the request prompt and the code.
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akiselev
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It’s not like they had any other choice. They came to Phoenix because the only other cutting edge fab in the world is in Phoenix. Since their people will be on the other side of the planet, TSMC will need that Phoenix talent pool to have an
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akiselev
4y ago
That's the kind of logic that got us here.
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akiselev
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3DConnexion SpaceMouse series [1] 6DOF mice for CAD, Photoshop, and pretty much every 2D/3D editing workflow [1] https://3dconnexion.com/us/spacemouse/#compare
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akiselev
4y ago
commit signed by: Samaritan
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akiselev
4y ago
https://huggingface.co/jeffwan/vicuna-13b
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akiselev
4y ago
I'm running it on my Thinkpad in CPU-only mode w/ 64GB ram. It's takes two to five seconds per token but it's perfectly usable.
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akiselev
4y ago
Location: San Diego, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Javascript/Typescript, React, Svelte, Rust, Python Résumé: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_YcPDyHmRv4zTqV8jAzwziBPY9
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The transition to mmap offloaded memory management to the kernel, which can lazily load in parts of the file from disk as its memory mapped pages are accessed. The original version eagerly read the files into memory before running inference
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akiselev
4y ago
Try this puzzle: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35155467 > Suppose I have a cabbage, a goat and a lion, and I need to get them across a river. I have a boat that can only carry myself and a single other item. I am
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The decision to turn off life support for vegetative electrons was made at the first Solvay Conference in 1911, at which point they ceased to exist in our universe in a total wave function collapse. ChatGPT has apparently overfitted on late
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akiselev
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Honestly I have no idea why people think we're going to find a safe and equally effective alternative. Most of the PFAS in use are powerful surfactants that change the surface tension of water, break up the lipids in cell membranes, a
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akiselev
4y ago
From the NASA Deep Space Communications Educator guide [1]: > Deep space begins at approximately 42,000 km (26,098 mi) from Earth [1] https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/atoms/files/ps-0343
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/YiOA4
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I haven't tried it out yet but screenshots are available here: https://gitlab.com/blobfish/cadseer/-/wikis/screenshots Looks pretty advanced already! It would be great to have more screenshots of th
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akiselev
4y ago
The problem was always underspecified. We don’t have a quantifiable metric for intelligence except IQ tests, benchmark datasets like those used to evaluate different LLMs, and other similarly myopic bullshit. “We’ll know it when we see it”
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Anyone remember Dreamweaver or Microsoft Word HTML output? I imagine the AI generated code will be a lot like that - massively over-constrained and over-engineered to fit the impedance mismatch of a WYSIWYG (what you speak is what you get)
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This is the prompt prefix I use for extensive GPT4 coding projects: You are an AI programming assistant. - Follow the user's requirements carefully & totally - First think step-by-step -- describe your plan first, the
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akiselev
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I can finally say I’ve written a Firefox extension while sitting on the toilet! Take that, bucket list.
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akiselev
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Fond memories of my parents trying to teach me the pythagorean theorem and algebraic manipulation in second or third grade. Ended in shouting and tears. Every. Single. Time.
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Can you offer the ability to commit the generated code? Only generate code if the function body is empty and write it back out to the Python source file which would allow users to check in functions and quickly regenerate them just by rerun
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4y ago
Hello node, my old friend...
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Hollywood is smack in the middle of one of the most notorious sheriff's departments in the United States [1][2] with lots of ongoing prosecutions and a history of federal convictions. They know exactly how bad the police are and show a
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>5. Reliability: Electric cars have many moving parts and can be more complex than gasoline-powered vehicles That's definitely false. The transmission in an ICE powered car alone usually has more moving parts than the entire elect
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