aktenlage

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by aktenlage 3y ago
I don't know the answer to your question, but did you know you can download the standalone llamafile-server executable and use it with any gguf model?
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by aktenlage 3y ago
> The strongest argument seems to be about performance It may be an argument, but it's not a strong one. If the improved code can be written like the author puts it in their example (see below), the condition is constant over the ru
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by aktenlage 3y ago
Even if this just a small step and essentially nothing, when compared to software giants like google, I consider it a good sign that such traditional manufacturers do their first humble steps into a good direction.
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by aktenlage 3y ago
I didn't hear many episodes yet. Jeremy Howard was just awesome, I love that guy. The episode with Michael Royzen was so full of jargon that I often couldn't follow and didn't finish it (yet?), even though I am really interes
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by aktenlage 3y ago
On the technical side, I love CoRecursive, enjoy Soft Skills Engineering, and recently started listening to Latent Space, which I also like so far.
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by aktenlage 3y ago
Because chrome-based Browsers are used by the large majority of web users, Google can (and does) easily change the web experience for its own profit, by adding, removing, or changing the functionality in chrome. Having the majority of users
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by aktenlage 3y ago
Is there a way to read it without an ex-twitter account? I just see the first tweet
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by aktenlage 3y ago
You are correct, but I don't get where I am wrong. Is it just that I didn't write "equivalent to the Bayes filter equations for linear dynamics and additive Gaussian noise ", or do I miss something else?
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by aktenlage 3y ago
None of the Kalman filter tutorials I have seen (including this one) gives a good explanation for the equations of the measurement update - including the covariance update. If anyone is curious, here is an explanation: https://po
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by aktenlage 3y ago
Do not forget to weight the guesses by their uncertainty, considering the correlation between the guesses.
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by aktenlage 3y ago
Yes. Worked in a robotics startup and a tier 1 automotive supplier. In both, variants of the Kalman filter were used for some tasks. They are a simple tool, and simple often works. You just need to know the limitions and know which variant
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by aktenlage 3y ago
> To complete the analogy, I guess you’d expect to see this browser come out of former Safari interns/engineers at Apple. Sounds like Andreas Kling: https://www.techgamingreport.com/new-ladybird-web-browser-wh...
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by aktenlage 3y ago
The author has a good point here. But how actionable is most information out there? It probably also varies on what information individuals are able to (and want to) take action. I feel like some social media thing should probably already e
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by aktenlage 3y ago
> the real world, where taking action is the default. That seems overly simple, I don't think it is a solution per se. I can think of a million real world things, where taking action is not the default. > By the way, is spawning
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by aktenlage 3y ago
> As for selecting, just have files be selected on hover. That sounds horrible. How do you do multi-(de)selection then? I tried single-click for a while, but selecting gets awkward.
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by aktenlage 3y ago
I moved from Ubuntu to Tumbleweed a year ago and slowly warmed up to it. Two days ago some update made it fail to start sddm (the display manager, aka graphical login screen) correctly. Some error regarding missing libraries. Network is als
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by aktenlage 3y ago
Keep in mind that politico is a subsidiary of Axel Springer, which is largely controlled by a man that has recently been exposed to have actively ordered chief editors write in support of the party of economic liberalism (FDP) before the la
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by aktenlage 3y ago
> What stung before was that people were forced to use Windows because of lock-ins, software compatibility, etc. That doesn’t really exist any more. If there is one good thing about web apps, it’s that browsers are now the application ru
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by aktenlage 4y ago
There are no up and downvotes, so it's purely chronological. There are Hashtags. User mentions are more common.
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by aktenlage 4y ago
I hope you also heard that Germany exports electricity to France . The natural gas is mostly needed for heating and industrial processes and that cannot be simply replaced by nuclear electricity.
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by aktenlage 4y ago
You have a lot of great answers, so I'll just write what I haven't seen from others yet: Given that you want to be good at lifting stuff in the household: In my opinion there's nothing better than the deadlift. It doesn'
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by aktenlage 4y ago
Originally, when I was trying to think about stories, the following came to mind - Revenge movies like John Wick (the first one), and video games like The Last of Us 2, where the protagonist originally just wants to go about his affairs, bu
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by aktenlage 4y ago
Yes, Star Wars seems to be a good fit. The first Harry Potter is also a good example of both "preconditions" being there. Originally, when I was trying to think about stories, the following came to mind - Revenge movies like John
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by aktenlage 4y ago
Maybe I am watching the wrong movies, reading the wrong books and playing the wrong games, but I followed the prompt to think about those and they don't match. It's not that the protagonist wants something, but something happens t
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by aktenlage 4y ago
Nah, you are defending something that is based on the right to own property (and do whatever you like with it), but may nevertheless be shitty behavior. Just because something is legal and the legal basis is important (in your opinion), d
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by aktenlage 4y ago
Why are you so hostile? What sense does it make, to attack him because he does not already have, what he is wishing for? Nature is not "SHIT", for whatever that should mean. Neither the blanket statement "Technology is evil&q
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by aktenlage 4y ago
Wow, the word racism is used really inflationary. I cannot find that the GP has posted a derogatory opinion about other "races". Maybe they are a bit narrow minded or ignorant, but calling them "racist maggot" is ridicul
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by aktenlage 4y ago
You are right, the non-seo-spam pages aren't gone (but hard to find in all the spam, which is what GP is "mourning"). So, the incentive is the same for those, but the incentive for seo-spam pages goes down. Which might improv
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by aktenlage 4y ago
"Can ChatGPT replace Google" is not almost the same question as "Can ChatGPT be added to a search engine to improve results".
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by aktenlage 4y ago
> I find this argument strange, especially since he uses the word "seem". "Seem" does not mean "is". As he writes in the beginning, there is no objective truth to answer this question. Since it is subjective

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