andy_ppp

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by andy_ppp 2y ago
You can never make fast and hard rules about when to repeat yourself and when not to, it probably takes a lifetime to know when to do it correctly. I'm pretty certain programmers are not going to be out of work anytime soon.
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
Using Elixir+Absinthe solves most of these problems and the idea that a non-self documenting API doesn’t need every field to be secure is quite frankly a ridiculous thing to label as a problem for GraphQL, maybe the self documentation encou
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
Buzzbrew
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
I actually think the BEAM is an ideal environment for machine learning, sharding things across machines. The only thing I’m not sure of is if PyTorch etc. are more optimised than XLA the backend Axon uses… would be good to see some performa
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
It’s like one of those logic problems isn’t it; if what you say is true (and it likely is) then why hasn’t the report been released? It likely contains information that even at the fantastic fees WilmerHale charge couldn’t be skirt around.
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
"We are disappointed that Ms. Toner continues to revisit these issues. An independent committee of the board worked with the law firm Wilmer Hale, to conduct an extensive review of the events of November." It's interesting th
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
Lufthansa are a terrible airline, avoid travelling with them if at all possible is my experience.
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
The combination of incompetence and megalomania is probably more likely unfortunately.
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
I’ve thought about why you couldn’t do this forever! Amazing technology but I always thought multiple audio input should be able to make a room a better source not worse and full of feedback.
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
I just bought a second hand M2 Air in perfect condition and it feels faster than my M1 Max in a really beautiful body for travel. I’m not certain it matters that much anymore to be honest. What are you using it for?
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
I was thinking of giving Gemini a try, one thing I’m pretty certain of is that Demis Hassabis is consistently candid.
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
Sure, but if we are talking about environmental damage clearly this sort of thing isn't a great idea.
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
I think it’s time to cancel that Chat GPT subscription and move to something else. I am tired of the arrogance of these companies and particularly their narcissistic leaders who constantly want to make themselves the centre of the piece. It
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
Maybe it wouldn’t be an algorithm, maybe it would be a reporting site where you can review your experience if there’s no way to calculate it.
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
“Caniuse” equivalent for LLMs depending on machine specs would be extremely useful!
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
This is absolutely ridiculous, everyone is already trying to optimise shipping routes and the idea that the captains are not told to slow down/speed up when ports are expected to be full and/or there isn’t stuff to pick up is simp
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
Are these people absolutely stupid, we could end up in a potentially catastrophic cyber war at some point and we need to be looking at better more secure systems than making even further holes in what we have!
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
Maybe you’d just get better people becoming politicians, ones that couldn’t be corrupted?
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
The tragedy of a people who often experience racism being perpetrators of it always shocks me. The difficulty the majority of human beings have differentiating people who look like my enemy, from my enemy, is really impossible for me to und
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
I love that the Erlang guys seem to be so open to Elixir being a big part of their ecosystem even relying on ExDoc for their new documentation system (I think everyone can see it's a big improvement over the brutalist UI that was there
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
We have almost run out of training data already so I’m not convinced they will get massively more generalised suddenly. If you give them reasoning tasks they haven’t seen before LLMs absolutely fall apart and produce essentially gibberish.
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
Well I think the ICC disagrees with your assessment of them, and they are in fact proving you incorrect by doing the exact opposite of what you’re claiming; attempting to try people who have potentially committed war crimes even though they
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
Everyone seems to be arguing as if they have lots of evidence disproving the Israeli part in war crimes and I’ve seen plenty of videos of absolutely cold blooded murders of unarmed civilians and massive destruction of civilian infrastructur
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
Which is extremely clear from what I’m saying, it’s completely anecdotal.
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
That’s a lot of words with no proof isn’t it, it’s just your theory. Until I see a well designed study on such things I struggle to believe the conjecture you make either way. It could be quite possible that you benefit from Slack and I don
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
I think we should think of AI more like a search engine that understands deeply what we want right now than a person helping us. And if anyone owns anything the AIs regurgitate it is the authors of the training data.
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
The idea that Slack makes companies work better needs some proof behind it, I’d say the amount of extra distraction is a net negative… but as with a lot of things in software and startups nobody researches anything and everyone writes long
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
VC really is the A&R of our time.
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by andy_ppp 2y ago
Are these type of events problematic for putting nuclear weapons in space or is it just fine and you could never get accidental detonations or even just large amounts of uranium burning up in the atmosphere because military satellites are s

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