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Europe's open language model Poro: A milestone for EU AI and low resource langs(silo.ai)
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Papyri: Rendered documentation inside IPython/Jupyter(github.com)
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Fclones: Parallel duplicate files finder in Rust with reflink support(github.com)
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Optimizing XLA CPU with OneDNN [video](youtube.com)
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LuaMetaTeX – follow up on the LuaTeX project(github.com)
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Fclones: Efficient Duplicate File Finder(github.com)
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by anewhnaccount2 3y ago
It's electric, whereas most boats still use pretty dirty fuel sources, however the damage possibilities from direct collision with wildlife are real.
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FlyingCarpet: File transfers over ad-hoc WiFi(github.com)
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HeyGen Labs Video Translate(labs.heygen.com)
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Pathetic Motorways(pathetic.org.uk)
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Boffins' plea for tabloids to bin term boffins has mixed reception from red-tops(pressgazette.co.uk)
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by anewhnaccount2 3y ago
In French terms: La vie change! Viva la différence!
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by anewhnaccount2 3y ago
It's an interesting point. Where do my responsibilities end as a consumer? I suppose "inadvertently participating" is qualified by the degree to which you believe it is likely that buying a more expensive product also causes
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by anewhnaccount2 3y ago
While this is almost definitely the case, in general supply chains are completely opaque to the consumer. Anything you buy could and probably has involved exploitative labor practices in some place. As for pollution, everything uses energy.
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by anewhnaccount2 3y ago
Late but there are many. This is called diamond access. A possibly familiar example is the ACL.
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by anewhnaccount2 3y ago
The other thing to look at is the affiliations. All these people work for https://www.epcc.ed.ac.uk/ i.e. they are working for a HPC facility attached to a university.
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Is RISC-V ready for HPC? Evaluating the 64-core Sophon SG2042 RISC-V CPU(arxiv.org)
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by anewhnaccount2 3y ago
So PSF is not a global organisation. Africa need not apply is a pretty bad look.
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by anewhnaccount2 3y ago
Stonewalling, delaying and simply not responding can be so much worse when they play out in real situations than people might imagine. You can waste a lot of the other person's time this way. We might hear a lot of justifications like
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by anewhnaccount2 3y ago
Exactly. Fiddling with your phone over and over again while your hands are wet/covered in flour etc. A paper sheet you can pin to the fridge or just get dirty is a reasonable solution imo.
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by anewhnaccount2 3y ago
This is a task called "video summarization". See https://paperswithcode.com/task/video-summarization . I guess the whole project is something like summarizing from video + subtitles + text to pictures + text.
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by anewhnaccount2 3y ago
I guess the problem is that if you create a shared-library, yes, you can call it from Python, but you are now restricted to C datatypes, and don't get any of the type-conversion or type-proxying that the other bridges provide --- as fa
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Rxinfer: Automatic Bayesian Inference Through Reactive Message Passing(biaslab.github.io)
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Grep Python Abstract Syntax Trees (AST) Using XPath(github.com)
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Smooth papercraft surfaces from woven strips using ElasticSurfaceEmbedding.jl [video](youtube.com)
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by anewhnaccount2 3y ago
Given the amount of code involved, perhaps just out of fear the resulting code generation might not be as good? Rather a quick job to write something like that, but the scaling tests take a bit more time.
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EU 'in touching distance' of first laws regulating artificial intelligence(theguardian.com)
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Snob Driven Development(lukeplant.me.uk)
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Super-fast Sphinx docs, and SNOB driven development(lukeplant.me.uk)
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by anewhnaccount2 3y ago
The evidence suggests that many of the deaths had symptoms consistent with being injected with air. We would need to have a model of P(symptoms_i|not injected with air) to try and get to the possibility of there having been a miscarriage of

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