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by almog 2y ago
For sure but that reduces my question to choosing a model if they all cost the same. I'm going to order a Mac Mini for personal use (which I'd say is 50% software development) and would like to make a cost efficient choice given i
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by almog 2y ago
Any idea what that compile time might look like for each of the M4 configurations? Also, how often do you have to compile a codebase of that size from scratch and why?
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by almog 2y ago
And yet they were estimated to be over 11%, not less than 5% or less 8% when Einstein addressed it. That's all I was saying, you quoted a wrong stat, which IMO is independent of the other statement you made yet you keep repeating the o
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by almog 2y ago
For those of you who aren't planning to run LLMs locally and picking M4 Pro/Max over the regular M4 (high) with 32GB RAM, what's your consideration for doing so other than perhaps future proofing with a higher RAM options? Pe
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by almog 2y ago
"Not to disregard the main claim" is what I started my comment with. Not sure why you keep reiterating it when I just pointed that native population at the time (when Einstein addressed it) is estimated to be more than double wha
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by almog 2y ago
Not to disregard the main claim, but the numbers seemed wrong so I checked and never since 1890 (at the time Einstein was 11), Jewish population in Palestine was estimated below 8% (and more than twice that number in the 30's). https:
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by almog 2y ago
Stock owners PnL isn't part of profit/loss calculations.
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by almog 2y ago
Q3 capex came lower than expected (though full year slightly up). Could be an interesting proxy to watch ahead of Nvidia earnings.
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by almog 2y ago
Simon, all these example are great and on a side note I've learned a lot through your writing. However, as so many other AI for low/no code examples, it starts feeling like trying to perform a dexterity intensive task such as knot
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by almog 2y ago
For the majority of these, a simple google search would have lead to an existing program/website that does the same thing. We're past the POC stage. LLMs can generate code for simple programs. It's when you try to tweak the r
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by almog 2y ago
I'll start with the least important detail but the first one I noticed: the main page features an example image that shows mountains scenery that could have been the foothill of the divide from the south west (based on the combination
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by almog 2y ago
"Published early" = someone accidentally made their Q3 financial results publicly available through their website a day before the official date.
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by almog 2y ago
Someone should bring a big faraday cage next time
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FTC Announces Crackdown on Deceptive AI Claims and Schemes(ftc.gov)
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by almog 2y ago
Whatever their motive was, the engineering process that allowed such a common bug to sneak in is broken. If the sole developer immediately fixed it, it would have been hard to escalate the issue so that maybe someone up the chain can fix th
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by almog 2y ago
For one, forward guidance upper limit is lower than previous estimates. More volatility to be expected during the call if/when they finally address the rumors of Blackwell delays.
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by almog 2y ago
Read: if you fund my campaign with bitcoin, I'll fund your pump and dump schemes.
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by almog 2y ago
I still remember one of the quotes from The Metaphor Shear chapter, where he tried to explain how he felt after some of his files on his Mac got corrupted to such degree that he just couldn't recover: "It was sort of like watching
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by almog 2y ago
Not sure about other brokers but with IBKR I get paid interest on shorted stock. If you don't your borrowing fees are essentially higher than they could be.
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by almog 2y ago
While I'm not suggesting it's a good strategy to short continuously, unless you short a hard to borrow stock, the borrowing fee for shorting a stock is typically much lower (as in 0.25% yearly) than the interest you can get on the
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by almog 2y ago
I tried Krisp a bit, it works okay but it takes 1.5+ GB of RAM even when not actively used so maybe I'll check it again in the future to see if it can do better on that.
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by almog 2y ago
Exactly and more generally it'd be interesting to see if those space cell tower live to the promise. I suspect they'd be great for texting and very light web pages but with 7 Mbit/s per cell (that's the number I remember
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by almog 2y ago
So it's not offline first, and even though it can do P2P through WebRTC I've ran into situation where I wanted to send a file from my android (not supporting AirDrop) phone to someone's iphone (not supporting Nearby Share) wh
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by almog 2y ago
Took me a moment to realize the narrator isn't in fact Chuck Klosterman.
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by almog 2y ago
> It may not be precisely what you want, and could continue to leak private information depending on the specific variant used. If you want privacy of sequence statistics, then I would suggest something like a sha256 hash of the primary
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by almog 2y ago
Yes but I was looking for a way to run a process that does that on your desktop because I'd like to do ANC using two dynamic mics.
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by almog 2y ago
The demo looks very impressive, I'll try it out, thank you!
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by almog 2y ago
Thanks, haven't tried it yet. Are you using it with a dynamic mic? Did you get the same crisp detailed sound as you get when using the mic as a raw input?
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by almog 2y ago
Thank you for the idea. I've tried in the past to do something similar but couldn't get it right. I did try to rely on ideas from ANC but my domain knowledge is very lacking. It's been over 2 years since so I might need to gi
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by almog 2y ago
I'd like to have something else but for live calls: a process that takes two audio inputs and "subtracts" the noise from one input from the other. My use case would be to have two dynamic microphones, one directed at the wind

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