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China "dissatisfied" with new Dutch export controls on ASML chipmaking tools(reuters.com)
2 points by antman 2y ago|0 comments
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by antman 2y ago
Pretty big blocker the lack of mobile clientss
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by antman 2y ago
Is this like docker where one can run hundreds or like a full vm where one can run two or three? Mentions both in the article.
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by antman 2y ago
Yes I agree and have tested it, my point is that marketing wise it is a shame. I will even think that when looking into new tooling "pandae" compatibility as a search term and incentive would be far ahead the word "dataframe&
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by antman 2y ago
"TL; DR: we are deprecating the pandas and dask backends and will be removing them in version 10.0. There is no feature gap between the pandas backend and our default DuckDB backend" There is an important feature gap, pandas has a
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by antman 2y ago
It would be self defeating if written in Rust
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by antman 2y ago
It is good you are trying to appreciate what he is saying. For another attempt at explaining for you in a simplified matter: Dragons and monsters are for fantasy genre even if they wear a spacesuit, relationships and drama for romantic nove
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by antman 2y ago
"How many LLMs does it take to screw in a lightbulb? One - but it'll spend 20 minutes explaining the optimal lightbulb-screwing process first." that was not funny that is accurately painful!
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by antman 2y ago
My kid had to quit Roblox for that patch that forbid linux. Took him weeks debugging and although failing it was still a learning experience
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by antman 2y ago
How about computational complexity? There seems to be a small improvement in metrics but not sure if it is enough to switch to bmx
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by antman 2y ago
Don't forget that ChatGPT supports the format and you can create diagrams, idea maps, gantt etc in no time!
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by antman 2y ago
As a side question is there a python library for braft or a production grade raft library for python?
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by antman 2y ago
Looks great. Perhaps more than 30 days comparisons would be interesting. Or customizable should be fast enough with a duckdb backend
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by antman 2y ago
Banning house building is not related to tax policy
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by antman 2y ago
Very nice, if one wants something more meaningful than only perhaps you can add a Claude summary aka https://github.com/RomanHotsiy/commitgpt
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by antman 2y ago
This series of courses from Francis Su. It is not mentioned a lot but I think it succeeded in creating an intuition on Real Analysis for me. I think it could help people joining this https://youtu.be/sqEyWLGvvdw?si=RmS-JeC5
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by antman 2y ago
That was a very beautiful explanation that creates a good intuition of benefits and limits of storage disagregated systems. Writing here a very very simplified explanation for my future reference; Naive remote storage 15x-20x slower, Log a
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by antman 2y ago
That is how the brain wants to see. When I got a new pair of glasses everything looked very curvy. After a week every line was straight again because the brain learned the new transformation
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by antman 2y ago
What type of embeddings db does it use? Is it interchangeable?
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by antman 2y ago
Work like this is the only way to revive the now defunct Metaverse, I was wondering whether Meta would fund research such as this that could lower the financial barrier to entry for Metaverse participants
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Blood biomarker profiles and longevity: comparison of centenarians and non-cent(link.springer.com)
3 points by antman 2y ago|0 comments
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by antman 2y ago
So much for code migrations! Although most examples are about summarization or needle in a haystack search, applications whose output should be the size of input are probably more important although less advertised. Curious if that is a bus
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by antman 2y ago
tldr: Use adaptive chunking methods, where ML decides if consecutive texts are relevant. Does not mention any actual adaptive chunking method name
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by antman 2y ago
So there are somewhere lists of such symbolisms? Where would one find them?
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by antman 2y ago
The most common reference is the book 1177bc that discusses ancient trade routes and how bronze age collapse disrupted them. It has been mentioned here in HN and the author has a good somewhat academic presentation on youtube
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by antman 2y ago
I have no recollection on how I worked before ChatGPT, I guess I am down too
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by antman 2y ago
I was a customer, at some point they activated multi factor auth using an old email and I lost all my files
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by antman 2y ago
Forgot the PhD!
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by antman 2y ago
"Simply untrue" is not accurate. "History" starts after written records 3200bc so well within 10k BC, "Dairy" includes cheese which existed through all of history as in written records and before electricity p
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by antman 2y ago
Seems like the Nigerian Prince bayesian model as analysed by Microsoft. Due to many false positives within the thousands of potential responders pool, they emit a signal that only a real easy victim would fall for to reduce the costs of the

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